Hacking with GNURadio
Videoman details hacking with GNURadio Videoman This presentation I will focus on the requirements for GnuRadio, cost, code, and radio technology basics.
Summary
Architecture and Background
Hacking with GNURadio Videoman This presentation I will focus on the requirements for GnuRadio, cost, code, and radio technology basics. I will also present some of attacks that have been created using the GnuRadio, as well as my own research from a successful hack of a proprietary Multiple Address System (MAS) SCADA network, and a quick demo of the GnuRadio in action.
Vulnerability Analysis
Videoman has 9+ years of experience doing computer security. He has worked for large enterprise financial institutions to secure their networks.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
Currently a computer security consultant, he enjoys working for NetSPI's clients to help them reduce their risks. In his spare time he and his wife run the local DefCon Group (DC612), and help to run the network at DefCon.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
He also likes to brew beer, and bike the many miles of pathways in Minnesota. For copies of the slides and additional materials please see the DEF CON 17 Archive here:
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