Tarlogic Hardware Hacking Security Audits is a professional service that evaluates the security of physically-accessible devices through hardware hacking and reverse engineering techniques. The service analyzes attack surfaces exposed by connected devices, including physical ports, test points on circuit boards, and communication interfaces. The audit process involves studying device architecture, identifying components and functional blocks used for information exchange, and analyzing communications with other devices via Bluetooth, WiFi, and other protocols. Security experts examine radio frequencies, extract memory and firmware dumps, and interact with debugging ports and communication ports to identify vulnerabilities. The service covers both physical and logical security analysis, examining the implications of discovered vulnerabilities for specific device types. Reverse engineering capabilities extend to software analysis, including protection and licensing mechanisms, with technical solutions provided to prevent unauthorized modification. Findings are documented in detailed reports that describe reproduction steps for identified vulnerabilities. The service helps organizations understand device security from the perspective of an attacker with physical access, assess exposure through available physical ports and network communications, and limit the impact of product security issues on the supply chain.