Black Hat·45 min
Karsten Nohl · Jakob Lell
Presenters detail vulnerability discovery and exploitation in BadUSB - On Accessories that Turn Evil by Karsten Nohl + Jakob Lell.
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Black Hat·45 min
Karsten Nohl · Jakob Lell
Presenters detail vulnerability discovery and exploitation in BadUSB - On Accessories that Turn Evil by Karsten Nohl + Jakob Lell.
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy·20 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of [WOOT2021] BadUSB-C: Revisiting BadUSB with Type-C.
Kaspersky·19 min
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for BadUSB style vulnerabilities for Control Systems.
Videos·20 min
Georgios Karantzas
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Georgios Karantzas - It's Duck Season: Forensic Detection of BadUsb Attacks.
Creator Stage·24 min
Daniel Beard
Shows how to build an inexpensive wireless BadUSB device with Arduino hardware to execute payloads on airgapped medical systems.
Hack In The Box Security Conference·21 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of #HITB2024BKK #COMMSEC D2: BadUSB Attacks on MacOS: Beyond Using the Terminal and Shell Commands.
BSides Cheltenham·47 min
Cristian Cornea
Bypassing Anti-Virus Using BadUSB by Cristian Cornea.
Hardware Hacking Village·50 min
Federico Lucifredi
Federico Lucifredi demonstrates keystroke injection attacks, exploiting OS trust in USB HID devices to execute 1,000 WPM payloads via weaponized cables.
Red Team Village·23 min
Mauro Cáseres
Mauro Cáseres explores weaponized keyboards and hardware keyloggers, demonstrating how physical peripherals can be backdoored for stealthy initial access.
Red Team Village·36 min
Mendoza · Mauro Cáseres
Mendoza and Mauro Cáseres demonstrate embedding BadUSB hardware implants inside commercial desktop speakers to silently execute keystroke injection.
Main Track 1·29 min
Mark Williams · Rob Stanley
Demonstrates modifying ARM Cortex-M mouse firmware to covertly stage and deliver arbitrary payloads through standard USB HID interfaces in high-security tournament settings.
Main Stage·45 min
Rogan Dawes · Dominic White
Rogan Dawes and Dominic White demonstrate exploiting malicious USB devices, exposing protocol assumptions that allow covert peripheral implants to compromise host systems.
Village Presentations·51 min
Nikhil Mittal
Nikhil Mittal demonstrates offensive penetration testing with Human Interface Devices (HID), executing covert PowerShell payloads via Teensy microcontrollers.
Main Stage·45 min
Jesse Michael · Mickey Shkatov
Jesse Michael and Mickey Shkatov explores usb for all! at DEF CON 22, examining usb-security and practical defenses.