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Old 02-13-2014, 04:59 PM   #13
tommytomtom
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one more update...
My heart was close to getting an attack when I saw the message: "Download update.bin?" Unfortunately it didn't download it as update.bin, showed it being successfully downloaded as "update.bin%3Ctest.mobi" because I tried to download update.bin<test.mobi, but actually I couldn't find a file being downloaded at all. Any idea what happens if the browser "thinks" it actually downloaded something but it did not save it anywhere? Anyhow, so it looks like some kind of code injection works in the browser; unfortunately, I tried a lot and still didn't succeed Maybe somebody else has an idea? maybe the browser has some kind of download command?
Another idea I have (I unfortunately have no knowledge in that field) is to push an update directly to the kindle by rerouting the connection to the amazon server and making the kindle auto update. It is interesting anyhow why the kindle thinks it has the current firmware version wit 5.2.0 (1750160011).

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