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Hardware Hacking and ICS/IoT/SCADA security comic book (read online)
SexViaHex.com and ARMExploitation.com Public U.S. and E.U. trainings announced
Using the Shikra to Attack Embedded Systems: Getting Started
Public versions of "Practical ARM Exploitation" and "SExViaHex" announced
Re:Why Writing Firmware Is Kinda Like Software Exploitation
on Monday March 24, 2014 @08:02PM (#7462743)
No problemo, thanks for editing. I am equally as cynical. I would've called me an idiot for not using the debugger also...but alas it was busticated.
Re:Why Writing Firmware Is Kinda Like Software Exploitation
on Monday March 24, 2014 @03:31PM (#7460774)
well said. I would agree. I am new to hardware...I just found myself getting the same tinglies I did with software exploitation as those I got writing firmware. Hence the correlation.
Re:Why Writing Firmware Is Kinda Like Software Exploitation
on Monday March 24, 2014 @03:30PM (#7460761)
I don't mean to shit on "Makers". In fact the growing popularity of "Makers" is what makes companies like TI and others see market viability for the low-cost development kits that I take advantage of quite a bit.... I just find that if you visit your average hackerspace or Maker faire, you spend most of your time weeding through the noise to try to get actionable and useful information. I was merely pointing out that if you abhor the sciolist hipster smug, be wary of the "Makers" because there is a abnormally high concentration of that there than in most technology communities.
Re:Inside the Billion-Dollar Hacker Club
on Monday March 03, 2014 @12:12AM (#7332150)
Tom, you stuck your neck out here. Those who weren't there will never understand. Everyone who needs to know who's who, already does.. The rest of them can read about halfass explanations on techcrunch
Tally is like syslog for the physical world. Signups for beta and developers
How we learned Power and Fault Analysis to break embedded crypto.
SExViaHEx: Software Exploitation Via Hardware Exploitation.
Agreed. The branding is terrible. There are other in this space it seems...similar but not exactly the same: "Twine", and "Ninjablocks. my favorite is Tally http://www.tallyyourworld.com but it's not out yet.
ARM Exploitation Tokyo: Hacking in the Land of the Rising Sun
Blackhat 2012 retrospective and photojournal (from two trainers and speakers)
Learn how to exploit phones: Practical ARM Exploitation
"God Particle" was so yesterday. Today "Finger of God"
Laser beam guides lightning bolts to a ground target
An Awesome Interactive "Scale of the Universe" Map
Bustication Everywhere: A CanSecWest Retrospective
A Lackluster "Hack Cluster": Practical ARM Exploitation Hardware Lab preview
Practical ARM Exploitation (learn to own embedded devices)
Some thoughts on MIT's SMT Solvers Summerschool 2011
Re:Hardware Hacking for Software People
on Thursday August 25, 2011 @08:22PM (#2926904)
Thanks, yea that was a huge surprise to me. It really demystified a lot of how this stuff all works.
Hardware Hacking for Software People
GreyHat Ruby
Why Unattended Strings Knot (Research Paper)
Why Spam Looks Like That pt1: A Noob's peek into how SEOs use Statistics and NLP
Self-incriminating Crypto Passphrase and the 5th?
I heard somewhere long ago that if your encryption passphrase was self-incriminating for any kind of crime (stealing a candybar when you were a 13 or willingly speeding last week) you would legally be protected by the 5th Amendment if you were ever legally forced to divulge the keys. Is this true?