I recently attended the TROOPERS conference, held in Heidelberg, Germany. A lot of interesting research was presented, in this blog post I’m going to summarize selected talks
Category: Device security
How to crack Ubuntu encryption and passwords
During Positive Hack Days V, I made a fast track presentation about eCryptfs and password cracking. The idea came to me after using one feature
Positive Hack Days V
I recently attended the Positive Hack Days V forum which took place in Moscow over two days. Interesting and diverse presentations were given there together
“Hacking a plane’s engine control through the entertainment system is as easy as hacking a car’s steering through the CD Player?” Better hope not!
A May 18th Washing Post article by @drewharwell about Chris Roberts, the security researcher questioned by the FBI about monkeying with planes’ avionics via the
안녕하세요 FDTC 및 CHES 2014
I recently attended two of the largest workshops about hardware security: FDTC and CHES in Busan, South Korea. As usual, lots of new results were
JTAG debugging with Bus pirate and OpenOCD
The Bus Pirate is an open source electronic circuit developed by Dangerous Prototypes. They also sell it at minimal cost. The Bus Pirate allows the
