The Big Hack - What did we learn?
Happy “The Big Hack”-iversary! What have we learned in a year?
The Big Hack - Disconnecting the Dots
Happy “The Big Hack”-iversary.
Do I Have a Hardware Implant?
I’ve gotten lots of inquiries from people who want to know if I could analyze some hardware for them or could recommend someone who might. I’ll be blunt - mo...
Hardware Implants
There’s recent news about some really interesting hardware implants. I wanted to take a bit to share more technical thoughts and details that can’t be reduce...
Congratulations, your submission has been declined!
Congratulations, your talk has been declined! Many of us have been disappointed or relieved by a rejection in the past few days. As a follow-on to my previou...
Submitting To A Cfp
I recently posted a twitter thread with some advice for submitting to CFPs and writing abstracts. I’m FINALLY containing it in a blog post with a few correct...
Blackhat Hardware Training Roadmap
NSA Playset: SLOTSCREAMER, HALIBUTDUGOUT, and ALLOYVIPER for PCIe and Thunderbolt DMA attacks.
SLOTSCREAMER is an inexpensive device configured to access memory and IO, cross-platform and transparent to the OS - all by design with no 0-day needed. The ...
Hierarchy of Hardware Attacks
Generally, there is a very low barrier to entry when it comes to software or network-based attacks due to the fact that actual costs are minimal and most res...
Retail Hacking For Fun And Savings
Most technically inclined thrifty shoppers shop online. Thriftier ones know how to use the interweb to find the best online deals. But sometimes, you really ...
Hacking the Nikon WU-1a
Nikon makes some pretty sweet cameras but seem to be stuck in the dark ages with some of their accessories. The WT-# series of accessories cost over $1000 wi...