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Intro
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Hacking the cable TV networks
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Overview
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Garage for Hackers
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Analog Network Architecture
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QAM modulation
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Hacking an analog network
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Frequency collision
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How to avoid collision
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What is Digital Network
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What is Setup Box
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Architecture
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Management Network
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Middleware
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Middleware server
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Remote shutdown
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Attacking setup boxes
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How is it possible
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Transport stream
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ITM attack
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Firmware update
Description:
Explore security vulnerabilities in DVB-C networks during this Ekoparty 2014 conference talk. Delve into the intricacies of Digital Video Broadcasting - Cable systems, including MPEG-2/MPEG-4 stream transmission and QAM modulation. Examine potential attacks on DVB-C infrastructure, covering topics such as hijacking TV streams through middleware server vulnerabilities, exploiting implementation bugs in network protocols for man-in-the-middle attacks, and fuzzing setup boxes via MPEG streams. Witness a demonstration of taking over Cable TV broadcasting and gain insights into both analog and digital network architectures. Learn about QAM modulation, frequency collision avoidance, setup box management, and the role of middleware servers in remote device control. Understand the concept of transport streams and investigate firmware update processes in the context of DVB-C security.

Security Vulnerabilities in DVB-C Networks - Rahul Sasi - Ekoparty Security Conference - 2014

Ekoparty Security Conference
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