rf-hacking

BSidesAugusta·26 min

• BSides
• Wireless
• Date: 2022
• Location: Bsides

Rachel Jones · Scott Jordan

Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for Rachel Jones & Scott Jordan - Don’t Flip Out: RF Hacking Basics Explained.

Main Stage·35 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Yu Wang

Yu Wang presents attacking the macos kernel graphics driver: Just like the Windows platform, graphic drivers of macOS kernel are complicated and provide a large promising attack surface for EoPs and sandbox escapes...

Main Stage·42 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Greenstadt · Dr Caliskan

Greenstadt and Dr Caliskan presents de-anonymizing programmers from source code: Many hackers like to contribute code, binaries, and exploits under pseudonyms, but how anonymous are these contributions really?

Main Stage·44 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Sean Metcalf

Sean Metcalf presents exploiting active directory administrator insecurities: Defenders have been slowly adapting to the new reality: Any organization is a target.

Main Stage·25 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Guang Gong

Guang Gong presents pwning thetoughest target, the largest bug bounty in the history of asr: In recent years, Google has made many great efforts in exploit mitigation and attack surface reduction to strengthen the s...

Main Stage·47 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Alexei Bulazel

Alexei Bulazel presents reverse engineering windows defenders emulator: Windows Defender Antivirus's mpengine.dll implements the core of Defender's functionality in an enormous ~11 MB, 30,000+ function DLL.

Main Stage·34 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Rowan Phipps

Rowan Phipps presents thinsim based attacks on mobile money systems: Phone-based mobile money is becoming the dominant paradigm for financial services in the developing world processing more than a billion dollars p...

Wireless Village·33 min

• DEF CON
• Hardware
• Date: Aug 2018
• Location: Las Vegas

Travis Goodspeed

Travis Goodspeed provides an update on the Goodwatch open-source wrist-worn RF radio hacking and packet manipulation platform.

Wifi Village·56 min

• DEF CON
• Red Team
• Date: Aug 2017
• Location: Las Vegas

Woody, Tim Kuester

Packet sniffing and reverse engineering of GoTenna wireless communication devices.

Main Stage·43 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2016
• Location: Las Vegas

Marc Newlin

Marc Newlin discloses the MouseJack vulnerability class allowing unauthenticated wireless keystroke injection into non-Bluetooth transceivers from over 100 meters.

Main Stage·36 min

• DEF CON
• Hardware
• Date: Aug 2015
• Location: Las Vegas

Peter Shipley

Peter Shipley reverse engineers the Insteon home automation protocol, revealing severe flaws in message authentication and powerline transmission security.

Main Stage·46 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2014
• Location: Las Vegas

Fatih Ozavci

Fatih Ozavci explores voip wars: attack of the cisco phones at DEF CON 22, examining wireless-security and practical defenses.

Main Stage·44 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Aug 2014
• Location: Las Vegas

Dustin Hoffman · Thomas Kinsey

Dustin Hoffman and Thomas Kinsey details what the Watchers See: Eavesdropping on Municipal Mesh Cameras for Giggles (or Pure Evil) Dustin Hoffman SENIOR ENGINEER, EXIGENT SYSTEMS INC.

Main Stage·44 min

• DEF CON
• Wireless
• Date: Jul 2012
• Location: Las Vegas

atlas

atlas details copy of the slides for this talk are here: Extra Materials: atlas 0f d00m c0rp0ration Wifi is cool and so is cellular, but the real fun stuff happens below the GHz line.