DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Panel: 'Hack-A-Sat 2: The Good, The Bad And The Cyber Secure' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Elizabeth Wharton's 'Lost In Space No One Can Hear Your Breach' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Kevin Hood's 'Developing Aerospace Security 3D Training Models' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Joshua Smailes' 'CPDLC Man In The Middle Attacks' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Jason Whelan's 'Defending The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Darren Cofer's 'Steal This Drone: High Assurance Cyber Military Systems' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Allan Tart's 'Holistic View Of A Flight With Crowd Sourced Data' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Alex Lomas', Phil Eveleigh's 'Hacking Legacy IFEC In Old 747s' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Nicholas Childs' 'Don’t Fear The BUS, It Won’t Run You Over' →
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DEF CON 29 Aerospace Village - Pearce Barry's 'Collecting CANs: A Bridge Less Travelled' →
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Shmoocon 2020 - Chris Lyne's and Nick Miles' 'Extracting An ELF From An ESP32' →
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The Overarching Challenge To The American Way Of Life: Predatory John Deere Fighting The Right (And Capability) To Repair →
DEF CON 27, Bio Hacking Village, Dr Avi Rubin's 'Beyond The Firmware: The Attack Surface of a Networked Medical Device' →
DEF CON 27, Wireless Village, Hak5Crew's 'Introducing New Hak5 Gear' →
DEF CON 27, Wireless Village, Nishant Sharma's 'Developing Wifi Access Point Rootkits' →
Litany of Bad Behavior At Bezos' RING
Based on outrage as to the marketing tactics of Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) RING unit (and the serious flaws discovered weekly with this hardware home security solution), I predict significant lawfare targeting the company, for both it's privacy related SNAFUs (and the product line's deep security flaws) as well as it's aggressive and gratutities-laden marketing tactics (think the pharmaceutical industry in relation to doctors) targeting law-enforcement. Not too mention the obvious incompetence of the company's security oversight of RING as a line of business. Read All About It.
Reverse Engineering Intellectual Property: Chip Ptychographic X-ray Laminography
via Samuel K. Moore - writing for IEEE Spectrum Magazine - comes this outstanding article published on October 7th, 2019; in which, Mr. Moore details the application of well-known-and-leveraged X-Ray techniques (also known as Ptychographic X-Ray Laminography) to the functional reverse-engineering of chipsets. Today's MustRead! H/T
Black Hat USA 2019, Uriel Malin's, Sara Bitan's, Avishai Wool's & Eli Biham's 'Rogue7: Rogue Engineering-Station Attacks On S7 Simatic PLCs' →
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Researchers: SIMJacker Flaw Permits Device Hijack With SMS
'Dubbed "SimJacker," the vulnerability resides in a particular piece of software, called the S@T Browser (a dynamic SIM toolkit), embedded on most SIM cards that is widely being used by mobile operators in at least 30 countries and can be exploited regardless of which handsets victims are using.' - via Mohit Kumar, writing at The Hacker News