* brands: add infinix
* README: Add Infinix
* infinix: rewrite
google didnt show me a bunch of things at first so i got my info wrong
* README: move infinix to caution
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* Create README_ru.md
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General fixes
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Just one small change
* Move «terrible_ru» badge to be a part of the repo
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Co-authored-by: melontini <104443436+melontini@users.noreply.github.com>
These methods attempt to unlock devices by guessing a 16-character code composed
entirely of uppercase letters and numbers. The number of possible combinations
for such a code is 36163616, considering 26 uppercase letters and 10 digits.
Even if we could process one billion (109109) guesses per second, realistically
covering all combinations would take an inordinate amount of time.
The primary limitation of this procedure comes from the device's hardware, especially
its bootloader and USB controller. On newer models, a reboot is required after the 4th
failed attempt, a step that introduces even more delay due to the boot time required.
Additionally, the device's USB controller, which manages data transfers between the
computer and the phone, has built-in thresholds to prevent excessive data traffic.
These thresholds are not designed to accommodate the high volume of data transfers
involved in bruteforce attempts.
Change-Id: I04fda8a8d66f5f920a7da84291fb96a77d9a641e
