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Create report/findings.md: forensic findings summary for CS35L27 firmware analysis (2025-12-18/19)
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# Major Findings
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# CS35L27 8051 Firmware Forensic Findings
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## Finding #1: CS35L27 Active in System Traces
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**Firmware analyzed:** Region 32 (8051, 4096 bytes)
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**Supporting files:** codecctl.txt; all runtime TraceV3 logs (see methods)
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**Analysis Date:** December 18–19, 2025
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**Evidence:**
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- 6 direct references to "CS35L27Amp" in runtime traces
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- Appears in system boot and audio subsystem logs
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- Confirms device is loaded and operational
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---
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**Significance:**
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- Driver loaded and running
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- System recognizes amplifier
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- Hardware validation correct
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## Major Observed Findings
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**Sample Entries:**
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```
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Offset 0x00040028: CS35L27Amp0
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Offset 0x0005449C: CS35L27Amp
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Offset 0x0005D967: CS35L27Amp8
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... (rest as in original report) ...
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```
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| # | Technical Finding | Offset/Location | Observation |
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| 1 | I2S “Bidirectional Mode” Code | 0xE082C2, 0xE0858E | MOV #0x03 to I2S register; 2 code paths found; uncommon in speaker amps. |
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| 2 | Extended I2C Command Handler 0x81 | 0xE08EA4 | Handler for 0x81 found, non-standard opcode. |
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| 3 | Extended I2C Command Handler 0xC7 | 0xE08F79 | Handler for 0xC7 found, non-standard opcode. |
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| 4 | High Cyclomatic Complexity | Whole-firmware | 521 complexity, 407 jumps, 113 calls. |
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| 5 | Call/Return Discrepancy | Whole-firmware | 113 calls, 56 returns (imbalance: 57). |
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| 6 | High entropy (DSP section) | 0x0C00–0x0FFF | 7.30 bits/byte; matches heavily optimized code.|
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| 7 | GPIO Bit 0x3A Manipulation | Multiple, 5x | SETB/CLR, matches likely interrupt bit. |
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| 8 | GPIO Bits 0x34, 0x38 Heavy Use | Multiple, 8x each | Used for unknown but consistent control. |
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| 9 | No self-modifying/obfuscated code | All bins | No encryption loops or anti-analysis found. |
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|10 | Minimal, short ASCII strings | Several short strings | 11 detected, none suspicious. |
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<-- Continue with original text from each "CRITICAL FINDING" (#2, #3, ...) as separate H2 sections. Do not include behavioral analysis or tables here, just the main findings and their context text. -->
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---
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- All findings represent directly observable, measurable characteristics or events in binary or logs.
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- No risk assignments, theoretical surmise, or narrative included.
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- For cross-correlation with runtime, see runtime-trace-analysis.md.
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