OSB 2015 - Open Source Tools of the Hardware Hacking Trade - Joe Grand
Many embedded systems contain design flaws that could lead to exploitable vulnerabilities. In order to discover such flaws, hackers and engineers use a specific set of tools. In this session, Joe will discuss his favorite open source hardware hacking and reverse engineering tools, including those that monitor/decode digital communications, extract firmware, inject/spoof data, and identify/connect to debug interfaces.
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DEF CON 24 - Hardware Hacking Village - Matt DuHarte - Basic Firmware Extraction
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Real Hardware Hacking for S$30 or Less - Presented by Joe FitzPatrick
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Hardware Hacking - Extracting Information From Chips
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DEF CON 32 - Anyone can hack IoT- Beginner’s Guide to Hacking Your First IoT Device - Andrew Bellini
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JTAGulator: Introduction and Demonstration (Expanded)
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OSB 2015 - Monads Made Semi-Understandable - libby kent
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HackadayU: Reverse Engineering with Ghidra Class 1
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A Better Way to Fearlessly Hacking Firmware for the First Time.
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BlueHat 2023: Advanced Hardware Hacking with Sick Codes
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„Bei der Hochzeit meines Bruders behandelte mich die Familie wie Personal – bis ich zahlte.“
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OSB 2015 - How to Really Get Git - Susan Tan
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Reverse Engineering Flash Memory for Fun and Benefit
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System Design Explained: APIs, Databases, Caching, CDNs, Load Balancing & Production Infra
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27c3: Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU (en)
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Oracle 19c RAC installation on Linux step by step complete guide
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DEF CON 33 - Cash, Drugs, and Guns - Why Your Safes Aren't Safe - Mark Omo, James Rowley
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EEVblog #499 - What is JTAG and Boundary Scan?
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The Tragedy of systemd
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BSIDES CPT 2019 - Hacking satellites with Software Defined Radio (SDR) - Gerard de Jong
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