The Hack@DAC Story - Learnings from Organizing the World's Largest Hardware Hacking Competition
Explore insights from organizing Hack@DAC, the world's largest hardware hacking competition. Learn about unique aspects, value for the security community, and key takeaways for industry, academia, and researchers.
Inside Apple's Lightning: JTAGging the iPhone for Fuzzing and Profit
Explore Apple's Lightning protocol, learn iPhone JTAGging techniques, and discover fuzzing methods for potential vulnerabilities and profit.
CustomProcessingUnit: Reverse Engineering and Customization of Intel Microcode
Explore Intel microcode reverse engineering and customization techniques, uncovering CPU vulnerabilities and enhancing processor functionality.
New Phones, Software and Chips - New Bugs?
Explore cutting-edge vulnerabilities in modern smartphones, examining software and hardware innovations that introduce new security challenges.
How the Silicon Commons, Developed Through OpenTitan, Is Revolutionizing Chip Design
Explore how OpenTitan's Silicon Commons is transforming chip design, revolutionizing the industry with open-source hardware and collaborative innovation.
Pandora: Symbolic Validation of SGX
Explore symbolic validation techniques for Intel SGX, enhancing security in confidential computing environments.
Code Red: Navigating the Minefield of Security Programming Blunders
Explore infamous security breaches, learn from programming mishaps, and gain practical strategies to enhance cybersecurity in this dynamic session on secure coding practices.
Side-Channel Attacks on Microarchitecture - CHES 2024
Explore microarchitectural side-channel attacks and defenses in cryptographic systems at CHES 2024, featuring cutting-edge research and expert insights.
Hardware Security III - CHES 2024
Explore cutting-edge hardware security research presented at CHES 2024, covering innovative techniques and advancements in the field of cryptographic hardware and embedded systems.
Hardware Security I - CHES 2024
Explore hardware security topics presented at CHES 2024, chaired by Jan Richter-Brockmann. Gain insights into cutting-edge research and developments in the field of cryptographic hardware and embedded systems.
Hardware Security II - CHES 2024
Explore cutting-edge hardware security research at CHES 2024, featuring innovative papers and presentations chaired by Thomas Eisenbarth.
Setting Up OpenVPN on a Router for Home Network Tunneling
Learn to set up a network-wide VPN using OpenVPN and OpenWrt. Explore advantages over WireGuard, installation steps, and configuration tips for secure home networking.
Reversing Robots and Bypassing Security: Hacking Vacuum and Lawn Robots
Explore reverse engineering and security vulnerabilities in Ecovacs robots, uncovering potential privacy risks and methods to gain root access for custom software implementation.
IoT Hacking 101 - Reverse Engineering the Xiaomi Ecosystem
Explore IoT hacking and reverse engineering techniques focused on the Xiaomi ecosystem, covering hardware methods, ecosystem analysis, and key findings in cybersecurity.
Secure Systems from Insecure Components
Explore innovative cryptographic approaches to build resilient systems that withstand compromises, offering practical solutions for authentication and data protection in today's vulnerable digital landscape.
How AI Is Changing the Malware Landscape
Explore AI's impact on malware detection, including insights from VirusTotal's AI engines, strengths and weaknesses in analysis, and emerging AI-evasion techniques in cybersecurity.
Eliminating Vulnerabilities with Memory Safe Languages
Explore how memory-safe languages can enhance software security by eliminating common vulnerabilities, improving reliability, and reducing potential attack vectors in cloud-native applications.
Optimizing the Bugcrowd Platform for Hardware and IoT Hacking
Expert hacker Brandon Reynolds demonstrates optimizing the Bugcrowd Platform for hardware and IoT security testing, offering insights for both novice and experienced bug bounty hunters.
Building Trusted Systems on Top of Leaky Abstractions
Exploring secure system design in complex tech stacks. Covers side-channel attacks, browser security, and trusted execution environments. Insights on building robust systems against known and unknown threats.
Getting to Know Spectre and Meltdown Checker
Explore the Spectre & Meltdown Checker tool, its implementation, design flows, and capabilities for assessing CPU vulnerabilities and enhancing system security.
Unlock the Door to My Secrets - Flash Erase Suppression Attack on Microcontrollers
Explore flash erase suppression attacks on microcontrollers, learning how to bypass debug interface protection and access sensitive data through glitch-based techniques.