Security Certifications for IoT Devices | CXO Panel
A panel discussion on security certifications for IoT devices from hardwear.io Netherlands 2019
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Electric vehicle CAN man-in-the-middling | Emile Nijssenv
The CAN bus in electric vehicles is an exceptionally powerful point of entry for modifying vehicle behavior.
Read MoreWhen hardware attacks scale | Marc Witteman
Marc showed how the software & hardware attacks are very connected, and that software security is already at risk when hardware security is undervalued.
Read MoreSniffle: A low-cost sniffer for Bluetooth 5 | Sultan Qasim Khan
Sniffle is the first open-source packet sniffer for Bluetooth 5 LE.
Read MoreDay-1 with a TTIG-868 | Brian Butterly
The TTIG-868 is a LoRaWAN indoor gateway/base station released by The Things Industries in 2019.
Read MorePoking the S in SD cards | Nicolas Oberli
It is possible to read and/or write protect SD cards by software using specific commands.
Read MoreRoots of Trust and Attestation | Trammell Hudson | Keynote
The talk helps us answer key questions that anyone building hardware needs to be thinking about.
Read MoreEnclosure PUF: Tamper Proofing Commodity Hardware & other Applications | Christian Zenger & Lars Steinschulte
Researchers revisited a quite novel technology called Enclosure-PUF
Read MoreHardware security evaluation of Intel MAX 10 FPGAs: from feasibility study to security boundaries | Sergei Skorobogatov
Discussion about the balance between attack and defense technologies in modern semiconductor devices.
Read MoreHacking pre-obd car for fun and horsepower | Gyver Ferrand
ECU chipping, engine mapping, and basic ethanol engine theory.
Read MoreIt’s easier to break than to patch: a stealthy DoS attack against CAN | Stefano Zanero & Stefano Longari
Researchers presented a selective denial-of-service attack against the CAN standard which does not involve the transmission of any complete frames for its execution.
Read MoreExposing device features on 4G & 5G networks | Altaf Shaik & Ravishankar Borgaonkar
Researchers targeted a wide range of devices including the latest NB-IoT chipsets and demonstrated a new class of hijacking, bidding down and battery draining attacks in 4G/5G networks.
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