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Intro
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Agenda
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Who am I
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Motivation for this talk
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fragmentation
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the end effect
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demo
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existing solutions
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vulnerability research
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Zeroday discovery
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Buying devices
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Android TV sticks
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More Android devices
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More devices
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Disaster strikes
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The Hub
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The Hubs
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Futureproofing
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Root Hub
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Hub Control
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Wall warts
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Bitcoin forums
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Assembled cable
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Scale issues
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One month later
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Back in the house
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Tools
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App Kudo
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Busybox
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Stock ROMs
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Droid Army Demo
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Auditing Tasks
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Compare Devices
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Final Demo
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Other Tasks
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Conclusion
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Distractions
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Further Automation
Description:
Explore Android device security research techniques using a diverse device cluster in this conference talk presented by Joshua J. Drake at 44CON Information Security Conference. Learn how to address the "fragmentation" challenge in the Android ecosystem by creating a heterogeneous cluster of devices for more effective auditing and exploit development. Discover the speaker's approach to examining similarities and differences between devices, testing research findings, and extracting specific information. Gain insights into the motivation behind this method, the process of assembling a "droid army," and the tools used for analysis. Witness demonstrations of the setup, including comparisons between devices and automation techniques. Understand the implications of Android's diversity on security research and how this innovative approach can enhance vulnerability discovery and analysis in the world's leading smartphone operating system.

Researching Android Device Security with the Help of a Droid Army

44CON Information Security Conference
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