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Many thanks to DEFCON for publishing their comprehensive and outstanding presentations via the organization’s DEFCON 28 SAFE MODE Conference Schedule Page and their YouTube chennel. Enjoy!
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By Sudais Asif
The researchers have shared their findings at DefCon.
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By Waqas
An investor had locked $300k worth of Bitcoin in an encrypted Zip file and forgot its password.
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[Nick Price] had a wonderful concept for a DEFCON badge: a device that worked a lot like a directional Geiger counter, but chirped at detecting WiFi deauthentication packets instead of radiation. That’s a wild idea and it somehow slipped past us last year. Why detect such a thing? Well, the …read more
Continue reading Great Badge Concept: A “Geiger Counter” for WiFi Deauthentication Frames
We’re announcing the launch of the SEVillage at Def Con 28! Find out how you can sign up for all of our exciting competitions and more!
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PCB badges have exploded in popularity in recent years. Starting out as a fun token of entry to a conference, they’re now being developed by all manner of independent groups, with DEFCON serving as the heart of the #badgelife movement. After DEFCON 26, Kate Morris and associates decided to undertake …read more
Continue reading Developing Retro Games For Conference Badges With Kate Morris
IoT devices rarely ever just do what they’re advertised. They’ll almost always take up more space than they need to – on top of that, their processor and memory alone should be enough to run a multitude of other tasks while not necessarily compromising the task they were built to …read more
This hack was revealed a while ago at DEFCON26, but it’s still a fascinating look into vulnerabilities that affect some of the most widely used IoT devices.
[Dennis Giese] figured out a way to modify ARM Cortex-M based firmware for use in customizing the functionality of devices or removing access …read more
In my previous post, I spoke about all of the different DEFCON villages where attendees can learn about and purchase all sorts of fun hacking/counter hacking tools. Even so, I covered only a small fraction of the activities at the conference. For examp… Continue reading Hacking Is Not a Crime! Additional Thoughts from DEFCON 2019
That’s how Senator Wyden described the results of DefCon’s Voting Village, where all of 100 voting systems were easily picked apart by hackers. Continue reading Hacking 2020 voting systems is a ‘piece of cake’