
Discover techniques for exploiting iOS vulnerabilities, including finding new attack vectors, chaining vulnerabilities, and defeating code signing to jailbreak the latest iOS version.

Explore vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange's mobile device management, focusing on remote wipe functionality and potential exploitation through policy updates without authentication.

Explore novel proof-of-concept attack techniques on Android and iOS devices that bypass traditional mobile malware detection and circumvent common Mobile Device Management features.

Explore hidden cellular device controls, their vulnerabilities, and potential for global exploitation. Learn reverse engineering techniques, protocol analysis, and proof-of-concept exploits for major platforms and networks.

Unveiling spyphone attacks: A proof-of-concept technique bypassing mobile malware detection and MDM features, demonstrating vulnerabilities in mobile security and surveillance risks.

Demonstration of iOS device vulnerability through malicious chargers, bypassing security mechanisms to inject arbitrary software within one minute of connection, using a proof-of-concept called Mactans.

Explore NSPredicate vulnerabilities in iOS and macOS, including FORCEDENTRY sandbox escape and new research on circumventing Apple's restrictions for potential code execution in privileged processes.

Discover techniques to extract significant data from locked iOS devices through USB monitoring and live system log capture, without needing passwords or device unlocks.

Explore iOS security features, focusing on TouchID technology and its implications for device protection and user authentication.

Explore binary application internals with Frida, a powerful instrumentation framework. Learn to hook functions, trace data, and analyze software across multiple platforms through hands-on demos.

Explore TLS certificate validation vulnerabilities and their automated exploitation using certmitm, featuring real-world attacks on iOS and Windows 11 systems.

Explore XNU virtual memory auditing and exploitation techniques, focusing on the MacDirtyCow vulnerability in Apple's operating systems.

Explore Apple Watch vulnerabilities and hacking techniques in this IT security conference talk. Gain insights into potential exploits and security considerations for wearable technology.