
Explore security vulnerabilities in embedded systems, focusing on real-world examples and practical attack scenarios. Learn about potential risks and strategies for enhancing embedded system security.

Explore fault injection techniques to bypass Secure Boot in embedded systems, focusing on hardware-based attacks when logical vulnerabilities are absent.

Explore zero-day vulnerabilities in BLE chips, allowing unauthenticated network penetration. Learn about BLEEDINGBIT, its impact on enterprise APs, and potential attack scenarios.

Explore the inner workings of Apple's Neural Engine, from machine learning algorithms to hardware registers, with insights into FaceID's neural network and SEP firmware security.

Discover automated static analysis techniques for identifying UEFI firmware vulnerabilities at scale, addressing the lack of systemic approaches in x86-based systems research.

Explore fault injection attacks on Secure Boot, their impact on embedded systems, and strategies for enhancing defenses through simulation techniques.

Explore AMD's Platform Security Processor: its role in system bootstrapping, security features, and proprietary nature. Gain insights into this embedded ARM core within x86 CPUs.

Explore vulnerability research on the Microchip ATECC508A secure memory, examining laser fault injection techniques to bypass cryptographic authentication in IoT devices.

Reverse-engineering bootloaders of popular microcontrollers to assess vulnerabilities in readout protection, focusing on software-based attacks and critical flaws in specific chip families.

Discover a tool for identifying vulnerable OEM IoT devices across thousands of images, revealing security risks in both supplier and vendor firmware distributions.

Explore techniques for injecting malicious payloads into microcontrollers, from basic to advanced methods, to create hardware backdoors. Learn about firmware entry points and payload execution.

Explore reverse engineering techniques to bypass protections and expand functionality of embedded mobile chipsets, going beyond traditional rooting methods for complete device control.

Explore vulnerabilities in VxWorks, a real-time operating system, from historical exploits to cutting-edge attack techniques. Gain insights into securing critical infrastructure and embedded systems.

Explore the development of the USB armory, an open-source hardware device for security applications. Learn about its architecture, security features, and potential uses as a trusted USB device.

Explore powerful, inexpensive penetration testing using ARM-based devices, from wired/wireless dropboxes to flying drones. Control actions remotely, with devices like BeagleBone Black and Raspberry Pi 2.

Reversing and hijacking a remote-controlled Nerf tank gun through hardware, firmware, and RF analysis. Includes live demonstration of taking control and potentially shooting the conference organizer.

Explore system firmware vulnerabilities and their impact on security. Learn about offline analysis of UEFI firmware updates to identify protection gaps and potential risks in modern systems.

Explore IoT malware hunting techniques, honeypot designs, and real-world case studies. Learn reverse-engineering strategies for embedded systems and gain insights into next-generation threat detection.

Explore how e-cigarettes can be transformed into covert exploit platforms, including firmware decryption, custom functionality, and system penetration techniques.

Explore BIOS input handling, firmware interfaces, and analysis techniques for formal validation and vulnerability detection, including static, dynamic, and symbolic execution approaches.

Explore vulnerabilities in embedded trusted execution architectures and learn about potential security gaps in provably secure systems.