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HEXACON · 2025hexacon-2025

Arise from the Wireless: Breaking the Security Barrier in Wi-Fi by Xiaobye

HEXACON · 2025hexacon-2025

Paint it Blue: Attacking the Bluetooth stack by Mehdi Talbi & Etienne Helluy-Lafont

Mehdi Talbi · Etienne Helluy-Lafont

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x07: Antti Karjalainen - Detecting the Heartbleed vulnerability

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x08: Kalle - The way the cookie crumbles

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x0A: F1nux - The problem with other people’s tables

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x0C: Kalle Z - How the Cookie also Crumbles

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x0C: Ravishankar Borgaonkar & Altaf Shaik - 5G IMSI Catcher? Exploiting vulnerabilities...

SEC T · 2025sec-tadvanced

0x12: Edoardo Mantovani - From Metal to WebUSB: Reimplementing a Wi-Fi 6 Driver...

Edoardo Mantovani

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x12: Johannes Wikner - Is Spectre Dead Yet? Eight Years In, Hypervisors Still Pwnable

SEC T · 2025sec-t

0x12: Marcus Hallberg & Samuel Kelemen - In git we trust: Defending Lovable projects from...

SEC T · 2025sec-t

2009 - Locally Exploiting Wireless Sensors

Travis Goodspeed

SEC T · 2025sec-t

2009 - Playing in a Satellite environment

Ramón Pinuaga

SEC T · 2025sec-t

2010 - How to stay invisible (while still using cellphones)

Kugg

SEC T · 2025sec-t-2025

SEC-T 0x11: Xeno Kovah - Crowdsourcing Bluetooth identity, to understand Bluetooth vulnerability

SEC T · 2024sec-t

0x10: Julia Zduńczyk - Behind Closed Doors

Hacking RFID Readers

HEXACON · 2022hexaconadvanced

2022 - The unavoidable pain of backups by Nicolas Devillers, Anaïs Gantet & Mouad Abouhali

SEC T · 2022sec-t

0x0E: Martin Herfurt - Project TEMPA - Demystifying Tesla's Bluetooth Passive Entry System

Project TEMPA