DEF CON 27/Wireless Village across years
Paris, Bally's, Flamingo, and Planet Hollywood hotels, Las Vegas · 8-11 August 2019 · 15 talks
Wireless Village at DEF CON 27 covers wireless security, WiFi attacks, RF protocols, and wireless pentesting techniques. The 15 talks explore WPA3 vulnerabilities, SDR applications, vehicle key fob hacking, access point security, and wireless defense systems.
1–15 of 15 talks
Wireless Village·28 min
Kent Britain/WA5VJB
Care and feeding of Software Defined Radios We will cover the various kinds of antennas available to optimized your SDR radio for different types of spectrum monitoring. We will also explain why RF filters are necessa...
Wireless Village·18 min
Ted
Kismet REST API capabilities and advanced wireless reconnaissance use cases.
Wireless Village·1 hr 3 min
Babak Javadi
Do you fear the PACS-man? Do Physical Access Control Systems seem equal parts simple and confounding? Do you lie awake at night atop your nest of ethernet cables, pondering grand questions of access control? Is Wiegan...
Wireless Village·49 min
Nishant Sharma
WiFi access point security—development best practices for SOHO routers and wireless infrastructure.
Wireless Village·29 min
Besim ALTINOK
eduroam networks are designed to provide wireless access to researchers and lecturers around the world. However, it is known that there are now 10,000 eduroam hotspots in 100 countries around the world. eduroam users ...
Wireless Village·52 min
Guillemo Pilleux
Hacking Wi Fi - wireless security techniques and RF analysis.
Wireless Village·46 min
m1n1
We performed a case study with the most basic attack profile: the bad BSSID is known and the blue team is searching for the physical device, which is on the move. The theater was the DEFCON 26 wireless CTF. Since we d...
Wireless Village·49 min
Hak5Crew
Unlike the cheese, the WiFi Pineapple does not stand alone. Learn all about the latest Hak5 tools dropping - the brand new Signal Owl, Screen Crab and Shark Jack - as well as updates to the entire arsenal and a cloud ...
Wireless Village·25 min
Andres Blanco
Today Wi-Fi is everywhere and is one of the most widely used wireless networking protocols. Wi-Fi devices extend the network boundaries exposing also the network to anyone who is nearby. Reconnaissance is the first an...
Wireless Village·38 min
Lennart Koopmann
In this talk, I am explaining and releasing v1.0.0 of nzyme after 2 years of work. Nzyme is a new and Open Source WiFi IDS that addresses challenges of wireless security by employing deception techniques, fingerprinti...
Wireless Village·18 min
Eric Reuter
AirWire is a popular wireless control system for large scale model railroad locomotives and accessories. A handheld transmitter is used to control train speed, lights, sound, and trackside accessories. Analysis of thi...
Wireless Village·59 min
Woody
Ford keyfob security flaws—exploitation techniques for denial of service and vehicle control.
Wireless Village·41 min
s0lst1c3
In this presentation we will introduce working proof-of-concept attacks that can be used against wireless networks that use Opportunity Wireless Encryption (OWE), which is better known as WPA3’s “Enhanced Open.” We’ll...
Wireless Village·2 hr 11 min
The Ricks
Wireless Capture The Flag equipment review and contest overview.
Wireless Village·1 hr 16 min
Eric Johnson
802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6). Discussion of Antenna and Modulation techniques used with Wi-Fi and new radio features used with Wi-Fi 6
