The Glitch Hardware: Hacking Made Easy - Keystroke Injection and Hardware Embedding
Learn hardware hacking with The Glitch platform. Explore keystroke injection, payloads, and embedding techniques. Hands-on demos cover modifying devices like mice and keyboards for covert operations.
Reverse Engineering an EV Charger - Zaptec Pro Analysis
Dive into the reverse engineering process of a popular EV charger, exploring firmware analysis, custom bootloader creation, and potential security improvements in this insightful presentation.
Designing Your Own Electronic Attack Device
Learn to design and create custom electronic attack devices, from circuit boards to complete Linux systems, for personalized and efficient security testing and penetration tasks.
Embracing Failure to Be a Better Hacker and Human
Explore how embracing failure can enhance hacking skills and personal growth. Learn from real-world examples and gain insights into overcoming challenges in the hacking world.
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.
TP-Link XZ000-G3 GPON ONT Teardown and UART Console Access
Explore TP-Link XZ000-G3 GPON ONT through teardown, UART console access, and firmware analysis. Gain insights into hardware components and hidden features.
Introducing Serberus - A Multi-Headed Serial Hardware Hacking Tool
Explore Serberus: a versatile, multi-port hardware hacking tool with 4 channels for simultaneous UART, JTAG, SPI, I2C, and SWD interfaces. Features level shifting and open-source design for easy target connectivity.
How We Accidentally Became Hardware Hackers - A Journey Through Cybersecurity
Journey from servers to hardware hacking: Two engineers share lessons learned through mistakes, encouraging aspiring hackers to embrace trial and error in hardware development and security.
Hacking Arcades for Fun - Insert Coin
Explore arcade game vulnerabilities and hacking techniques in this engaging talk on security flaws in gaming systems, offering insights for both enthusiasts and security professionals.
The Joy and Excitement of Forbidden Computing - Closing Keynote
Explore hardware hacking and low-level engineering with Kate Temkin. Discover empowering educational technology and insights into USB development, reverse engineering, and hardware hacking.
Logic Analyzer Using Lattice iCEStick
Transform a Lattice FPGA iCEstick into a budget-friendly logic analyzer using Verilog. Learn tool setup, compilation, flashing, and usage in this practical hardware hacking tutorial.
Coffee.js - Hacking a Coffee Machine Using JavaScript
Discover how to hack a coffee machine using JavaScript, exploring innovative ways to blend technology with everyday appliances for unique automation solutions.
Youth Hacking 4 Freedom - Free Software Competition for European Teenagers
Concurso de programación para jóvenes europeos que fomenta la creación de proyectos de software libre, ofreciendo orientación de expertos y oportunidades para desarrollar habilidades y establecer conexiones.
Breaking Boundaries: Popping Shells in Airgapped Systems with Arduino - BadUSB Exploitation
Discover how to bypass airgapped systems and execute wireless payloads using affordable Arduino hardware and basic coding techniques for penetration testing medical devices.
Keynote RISC-V and FPGAs - Open Source Hardware Hacking
Explore RISC-V, an open-source CPU architecture, and its impact on hardware hacking. Learn how it enables innovation in FPGAs and beyond, revolutionizing both academic research and the semiconductor industry.
Hacking Quantum Key Distribution Hardware
Explore quantum key distribution hardware vulnerabilities and countermeasures through real-world hacking attempts using high-powered lasers in this engaging presentation.
Arduino Radar Gun Speed Reader - Easy How-To Guide
Learn to extract speed data from a radar gun using Arduino, enabling DIY projects and custom applications with this off-the-shelf device. Includes hardware setup, code explanation, and future possibilities.
The Gigatron: Building a Microcomputer Without a Microprocessor
Explore the creation of a functional microcomputer using TTL chips, without a microprocessor. Learn about hardware design, software stack, and unique capabilities of the Gigatron project.
Project Ubertooth - Building a Better Bluetooth Adapter
Learn to build and use Ubertooth One, a low-cost device for Bluetooth sniffing and wireless security research. Explore open source hardware for 2.4 GHz wireless development and experimentation.
DefCon DarkNet Badge Hardware and Software - An Introduction to Custom Badge Building
Explore custom badge building for DefCon DarkNet, covering hardware and software aspects. Learn techniques for creating unique, interactive electronic badges for hacker conferences.
Hide Yo' Kids - Hacking Your Family's Connected Things
Explore vulnerabilities in IoT devices for children, including baby monitors and GPS trackers. Learn research techniques like mobile reverse engineering and network analysis to enhance IoT security.