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Thanks for the PR, this might take a while to find my 32bit mips VxWorks device for testing.

Hi @rmspeers You can using binwalk to extract the firmware. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3477662/67735055-e5fca680-fa3d-11e9-87aa-4b31fa406fda.png) In the _sx300_fw-14112.ros.extracted folder, you can find a file named '3FC'. This file looks like the VxWorks image. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3477662/67735130-29efab80-fa3e-11e9-8e8a-3b2704a5e995.png)...

This script should extract the firmware files. ```python # !/usr/bin/env python3 # coding=utf-8 import struct output_path = "./output" source_file_data = open("sx300_fw-14112.ros", 'rb').read() file_count = struct.unpack("

Did you mean VxWorks cmdTask shell? AFAIK TP-Link/WR886N router system is VxWorks, unlike linux it didn't have a root shell.

Siemens PlC has max connections limit, is that cause the problem?

Hi @sh4d0wlesss can you provide the network packets during your test?

Hi @Ya-Mir , thank you for using VxHunter. The `Unable to demangle symbol` and `Failed to create ascii string ` errors should not affect the analysis procedure. Does functions in...

hmm, looks like the symbol table is correct. ![image](https://github.com/PAGalaxyLab/vxhunter/assets/3477662/78054ca9-1679-4e9f-8310-92b3a0e1c905) But disassembled codes at functions looks weird.

This firmware might compiled with optimization option enabled, you can setup the cpu type to `ARM:LE:32:v8T`(ARM V8 little endian with thumb enabled) and run VxHunter again.