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usbliter8 is a low-level security research project focused on a tethered SecureROM exploit for Apple A12, S4/S5, and A13 SoCs. It targets a USB controller bug that requires specialized microcontroller hardware rather than a normal Mac or PC USB stack. The repository includes firmware source code, board support files, shellcode directories, USB handling code, logging helpers, and a Python control tool. It is intended for advanced researchers who understand DFU behavior, embedded development, bootrom analysis, and the risks of hardware-level experimentation. ...

...The software replaces outdated or incompatible drivers by exposing the controller as configurable HID devices compatible with DirectInput, Raw Input, HID APIs, and optional XInput emulation for modern games. It supports both wired USB and Bluetooth connectivity through integration with the companion BthPS3 stack, enabling low-latency wireless gameplay and automatic pairing workflows. The project includes multiple emulation modes, such as native DualShock 3 behavior, DualShock 4 emulation for DS4Windows compatibility, and Xbox-style XInput support for broader game compatibility. ...

jack-bridge provides a complete, lightweight audio stack for Debian-based Linux systems using JACK and ALSA without systemd, PulseAudio, or PipeWire. Perfect for users who want minimal dependencies and maximum control. Code generated by chat bots. Professional audio control interface Alsa Sound Connect (mxeq) with: Dynamic mixer controls - Automatically shows hardware controls for active device (Internal/USB) Built-in recorder - Record in mono/stereo at 44.1kHz or 48kHz, saves to ~/Music Bluetooth panel - Scan, pair, trust, connect devices with visual feedback Device switching - Change output between Internal/USB/HDMI/Bluetooth without restarting JACK. ...

PORUS is a portable USB stack for peripheral devices. Enumeration is handled automatically by C code generated from an easy-to-use configuration file. PORUS is written in standard C, so porting to new hardware is straightforward.

USB for Real-Time aims at providing a hard real-time capable implementation of an USB stack on top of Linux/Xenomai. It comes with a stack core and an UHCI host controller drivers. Future work will deal with a EHCI (2.0) and various high-layer drivers.

USB 2.0 for Real-Time provide a hard real-time capable implementation of an USB 2.0 stack on top of Linux/Xenomai. It implements the stack core and EHCI, UHCI and OHCI host controller drivers.

FreakUSB is an open source embedded USB device protocol stack. Updates to this project have been moved to http://www.freaklabs.org due to slow access from Japan. Apologies if this causes any problems.

lpcusb is a USB core stack for the built-in USB device of LPC214x microcontrollers. It handles the hardware interface and USB enumeration/configuration. Included are usage examples like USB joystick HID, USB virtual COM port and USB mass storage on SD-ca

An application to allow communication with Panasonic X70 mobile phones using a reverse-engineered enhanced AT command set. It works in combination with a linux bluetooth stack and should also work with phones connected by USB or serial cable.

Affix - The most powerfull Bluetooth protocol stack for Linux. Affix offers support for wide range of Bluetooth devices of PCMCIA, USB and serial type. Includes powerfull command line utilites, OBEX support, personal access point and SDP server.

PORUS is a portable USB stack for peripheral devices. Enumeration is handled automatically by C code generated from an easily written configuration file. PORUS is written in standard C, so porting to new hardware is straightforward.