BalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress·1 hr 25 min
Investigates balCCon2k14 - Arduino for Total Newbies and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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Blacks in Cybersecurity Village·41 min
Sydney Johns
Introduces reverse engineering fundamentals using hands-on Arduino hardware and Ghidra binary analysis demos.
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Ekoparty Security Conference·53 min
Outlines #Eko2020 Social Engineering | Carlos Gandara: Taller Arduino RubberDucky Attack and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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Ekoparty Security Conference·38 min
Leandro Balta Braga
Provides methods to hacked practitioner car lights with an Arduino and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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The Diana Initiative·47 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Diana Initiative 2020 - TechGirlMN - Workshop 4 of 5 - Basic Arduino coding using virtual Badge.
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The Linux Foundation·46 min
Walter W Leutwyler
Analyzes arduino Sensor Data History in MySQL and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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The Linux Foundation·40 min
TJ VanToll · Zak Fields · Blues Inc.
Presents arduino to RTOS - A Pilgrims Progress and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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The Linux Foundation·28 min
Ernesto Victor Villarreal
Details pinguino Project: Like Arduino, but for PICs and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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Main Stage·22 min
Vivek Nair
Vivek Nair reverse engineers university RF wireless classroom attendance trackers, building an Arduino spoofing device to simulate physical presence in two lectures simultaneously.
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Main Track 1·27 min
$200 open source robot that cracks combination safes by measuring internal bits and set testing.
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Main Track 1·27 min
Nathan Seidle
Demonstrates an open-source robotic rig built with Arduino and 3D-printed parts that measures internal wheel tolerances to crack combination fire safes in under an hour.
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