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Intro
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Motivation
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Speculative Transmission
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Coexistence
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Enhanced coexistence interface
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First attack
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Broadcom
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Ucode
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D11 CPU
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Bluetooth Coexistence
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Grand Reject Scheme
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Denial of Service Attack
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Psychic Time Diagrams
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WLAN Ram Sharing
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Where is it
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Results
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Demo
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Devices
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PCI Express
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Kernel Panics
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iPhone 6 Kernel Panic
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coexistence interfaces
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coexistence features
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summary
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QA
Description:
Explore the intricacies of wireless spectrum sharing and coexistence in this 40-minute Black Hat conference talk. Delve into the challenges faced by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LTE technologies operating on shared frequencies, with a focus on coordinating spectrum access to avoid collisions. Examine the critical role of coexistence in ensuring high-performance spectrum sharing, particularly for nearby sources like multiple chips within a smartphone. Learn about speculative transmission, enhanced coexistence interfaces, and potential vulnerabilities in wireless chips. Discover various attack vectors, including the Grand Reject Scheme and Denial of Service attacks, as well as the implications of WLAN RAM sharing. Gain insights into coexistence features, PCI Express vulnerabilities, and kernel panics in devices like the iPhone 6. Conclude with a summary and Q&A session to deepen your understanding of the complex world of wireless chip separation and security.

Spectra - Breaking Separation Between Wireless Chips

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