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Intro
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Thread Hunting Review
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Threat Hunting
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Zero Trust Environment
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Hardware Hacking
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Shadow Hammershot
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Roots of Trust
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Root of Trust
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Trust Landscape
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Broken Trust
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Secure Bootup
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Secure Hardware
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Trust
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Trust Notes
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Tools
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Takeaways
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Joker
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Christopher Thomas
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Security Model
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Sidechannel Attack
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Timing
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NIST Definition
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Hardware
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Differential Power Analysis
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Differential Fault Analysis
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Tempus Scan
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Concurrency
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WiFi
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Logging
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Licenses
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Questions
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Physical Access
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Bus Pirate
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Firmware Analysis
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Software Analysis
Description:
Explore the intersection of hardware security and Modern C++ systems design in this comprehensive conference talk from C++Now 2019. Delve into the world of side channel attacks, hardware vulnerabilities, and their implications for C++ developers. Learn about Roots of Trust, the impact of physical access to hardware, and strategies for reverse engineering software. Examine how hardware supply chain vulnerabilities mirror open-source software security concerns. Gain insights into defending against compromised hardware, evolving software and hardware designs to address new threats, and the profound implications for Modern C++ system architecture. Discover how understanding hardware layer vulnerabilities presents new challenges and opportunities for creating more secure C++ software systems.

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