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IoT Village·37 min
Elvis Collado
This talk is about how an unauthenticated heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability was discovered and exploited within a router distributed by a market-leading ISP. Despite the targeted process utilizing mitigations s...
IoT Village·16 min
M Can Kurnaz
"Electrical Vehicle Charging Points are relatively new on the field and security level of these devices are quite low at the moment. Unfortunately we see lots of EV charging points connected to the internet. This imma...
IoT Village·35 min
Lee and Park
In the home IoT service, the IoT hub is an important device that links users and various things in the house.
IoT Village·29 min
John Dunlap
In this talk, reverse engineer and security expert John Dunlap will present security hazards concerning the ever expanding use of Field Programmable Gate Array systems. FPGA’s are reconfigurable computers that allow p...
IoT Village·38 min
David Tomaschik
In 2017, I discovered that a popular IP-based door access control system (badge reader and door lock controller) used poorly-implemented cryptography. Through binary analysis and live testing against a functional devi...
IoT Village·37 min
Amit Elazari
The world might be getting more connected but not less risky to hack. This talk will give IoT hackers a quick intro to the variety of legal pitfalls that govern IoT hacking, from the notorious Computer Fraud and Abuse...
IoT Village·27 min
Ramgattie and Holcomb
The origins of the SOHOpelessly broken research and some of the new research from our new research lab.
IoT Village·29 min
Stephen Hilt
IoT connected devices are being released at a staggering rate. According to Gartner it’s speculated that by the end of 2018, there will be 11.2 billion IoT devices currently connected at any given time. A large part o...
IoT Village·31 min
Erez Yalon
Cheaper devices that consume less power - What more can you ask for? SECURITY!. Based on multiple tests we have done across a variety of devices, we can conclude that there are still many vendors who lack the security...
