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Researcher demonstrates arbitrary code execution on Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses

Original title: Hacking the meta ray-ban smartglasses

Lobsters · securityby p0pcycle.com via ni5arga ()6 min read1
Part of a story covered by 2 sourcesResearcher runs own code on Meta Ray-Ban glasses through version 127Merged summary & timeline
AI summary · x-ai/grok-4.7Summaries by Vani AI

The researcher achieved shell access on Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses using firmware extraction and self-signed APK installation, bypassing signature checks in versions up to 126.

The article details a successful hack on Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses targeting pwn2own 2026. By extracting full firmware via OTA updates and hooking app code, the researcher installed a self-signed DAT APK to gain a bind shell on TCP 31337 via WiFi Direct. The vulnerability in firmware verification was patched in version 127.

Key facts
  • Achieved arbitrary code execution on Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses
  • Used OTA firmware update to extract full firmware
  • Hooked GraphQL fields to force full update
  • Installed self-signed DAT APK since no signature check in firmware 126
  • Got shell via hooked CameraAccess app
Security assessment · AI, from the articlePublic proof of concept
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From the original article

6 min read at p0pcycle.com

Back in July I wanted to check out the pwn2own targets for 2026. Since the rules hadn’t been released yet, I decided I would check last year’s targets in the hope that it would be similar. Imagine my surprise when I managed to get arbitrary code execution on the glasses and they weren’t in the wearables category anymore :’).

Lobsters · security

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