Ever try to pinout the programming lines on a frustrating BGA? Don't have an x-ray scanner handy? NosyJones helps you find hidden programming lines. Now that you know how to connect to your target, wouldn't it be nice if you didn't have to go find the right programmer? NosyJones can read & program firmware. We didn't stop there. NosyJones can power targets so you don't have to lug around a power supply. It's a System-on-Chip so the superuser can play on their Ubuntu terminal. And for those times when you just need to get away, plug NosyJones into your network and get Remote Access with SSH.

Stick in the wall wart provided with NosyJones and get a 10W programmable power supply. Or if you're in a pinch you can still power the supply through USB-C. Either way you'll get 0.8-50V to power your target. Controlling your targets power means that you can force brown-outs allowing you to potentially bypass security features and find programming protocols that require clean boots.

NosyJones is all about making your life easier by providing an easy to use graphical interface. If you find some esoteric issue for a particular target (bit shifted address lines) write a note for the next time you come across the device. Store your notes, datasheets, configs, and results to NosyJones or your PC and then feel free to save, sign and share these notes with friends and co-workers. These notes will be pulled in automatically when you scan and find a similar device. Download our IDA plugin to find out if it supports that device family. Setup a flow chart that gives you active feedback on which step you're performing.