015 - Updates!

Summer/Fall updates from Jen and Alvaro


Alvaro was at Toorcamp and DEFCON . Chris from The Amp Hour and Jack from the Darknet Diaries podcast were also there.

Jen went to the Vintage Computer Festival

Alvaro and Jen will both be at the Hackaday Superconference this year. Call for papers is still open !!!

Hardware Developers Didactic Galactic and the Mountain View Reverse Engineering Meetup

A listener, David , wrote up his process for reverse engineering a robot cat litter box .

Alvaro’s fridge reverse engineering twitter thread.

Bunnie Huang’s book “ Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen

Jen mentioned playing with IDA and the Hex-Rays Decompiler

Dmitri’s CortexProg ARM SWD debugger/programmer.

KiwiCon

We have a mirror of PoC||GTFO on the website.

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014 - Ferrycast

An interview with Joe Grand


Alvaro and Gareth talked to Joe Grand on the ferry back from Toorcamp .

Here are links to most of the things we talked about:

If you’re curious about Joe’s “Juvenile Delinquency” days, check out his Cyphercon Talk!

Here's the photo out the window Alvaro mentioned.

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013 - It's Not Magic

Reverse Engineering the Iridium Satellite Protocol with Schneider


Alvaro , Gareth and Piotr talked to Schneider about Iridium satellite protocol reverse engineering. (And other fun things)

Here are links to most of the stuff we talked about. They’re mostly in chronological order.

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012 - Cheese vs. SDR

An interview with Jared Boone


Alvaro and guest co-host Gareth( @gareth__ )  talked to Jared Boone( @sharebrained ) about interactive television, blu-ray authoring, optical media, cheese, the HackRF portapack, and much more. Recorded during Toorcamp 2018.

Links to some of the things we talked about:

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011 - Making Too Many Assumptions

An interview with Mike Ryan, Bluetooth Expert


This week Mike Ryan ( @mpeg4codec ) joins us to talk about how he went from hacking games for stronger characters (we don’t reveal which ones; you’ll have to listen) to revealing big weaknesses in Bluetooth products.

Mike gives us the rundown on how he ended up working on UbertOOth ,  using wireshark , and how many UbertEEth you should use.  We discuss some of the biggest mistakes developers make in their Bluetooth and BLE products. He shares some examples of this through his prior work including credit cards and skateboards. We also learn about CVEs including the one Mike has for the Skateboard .

If after this, you are worried that your next IoT product needs a security review or at least getting started with Ubertooth, you can go to the Ubertooth , CrackLE and wireshark sites. If you want some serious hands on, you can contact Mike here .

A few more tools came up to add to your list:

NOTE: Sorry about the rough audio, we had some technical difficulties that we resolved about 15 min in.

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