I Hacked a Coffee Maker to Get the Flag ☕ | Google CTF (BEGINNER'S QUEST) 2025 | USB-PICO
I hacked a virtual coffee maker to get the flag 🚩☕ In this video I walk through the USB-PICO challenge from Google CTF (BEGINNER'S QUEST) 2025 — step by step, beginner friendly. We reverse engineer an RP2040 microcontroller firmware, understand USB protocols, and write a raw USB-IP exploit in Python to read the flag straight out of memory. No prior hardware hacking experience needed — I explain everything from scratch. Follow me on Instagram :- / kushgo13 Follow me on Tweeter :- / kushgo13 #CTF #GoogleCTF #HardwareHacking #CyberSecurity #ReverseEngineering #USBHacking #RP2040 #RaspberryPiPico #InfoSec #EthicalHacking #CTFWriteup
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