Hacking with the iPod Touch
Thomas Wilhelm details hacking WITH the iPod Touch Thomas Wilhelm Sr.
Summary
Architecture and Background
Hacking WITH the iPod Touch Thomas Wilhelm Sr. Network & Information Security Engineer; Adjunct Processor There has been plenty of news about hacking into the iPod Touch, but what about using the iTouch as a hacking platform?
Vulnerability Analysis
This talk will discuss how to convert the iTouch into a PenTest device, describe available tools, and talk about potential uses for the iTouch as a social engineering tool to provide unauthorized access within a target network. We will also see real-world examples of the device in action against vulnerable systems.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
Thomas Wilhelm: Currently employed in a Fortune 20 company performing penetration testing and risk assessments, Thomas has spent over 15 years in the Information System career field, and has received the following certifications: ISSMP, CISSP, SCSECA, SCNA, SCSA, IEM, IAM. Thomas is currently a PhD student, and is the founder of the De-ICE.net PenTest LiveCD project.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
Thomas has written for Hakin9 magazine, and has been published in multiple books, including: Professional Penetration Testing (to be released this year), Penetration Tester's Open Source Toolkit, Volume 2; Metasploit Toolkit for Penetration Testing; and Netcat Toolkit, all available through Syngress Publishing. For copies of the slides and additional materials please see the DEF CON 17 Archive here:
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