Black Hat·39 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Backdooring Hardware Devices by Injecting Malicious Payloads on Microcontrollers.
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Blacks in Cybersecurity Village·50 min
Ian G. Harris
Compares embedded systems architecture with traditional software development, focusing on bare-metal programming, bus protocols, and hardware debugging.
embeddedhardwaremicrocontrollers+2
Blacks in Cybersecurity Village·41 min
Sydney Johns
Introduces reverse engineering fundamentals using hands-on Arduino hardware and Ghidra binary analysis demos.
ghidraarduinoreverse-engineering+2
Creator Stage·21 min
Kevin · Tianqi
Presents a pocket-sized 10-watt bedside inference device running local 3B language models on a CM5 and RP2040 for private clinical workflows.
medicalaihardware+2
Creator Stage·13 min
Kevin · Tianqi
Demonstrates custom CM5 and RP2040 embedded hardware paired with local speech and language models for automated offline clinical data logging.
medicalaihardware+2
Creator Stage·23 min
Parsia Hakimian
Walks through hacking the retro NES Power Glove with an ESP32 microcontroller to build a custom Bluetooth presentation controller.
hardwareesp32bluetooth+2
Creator Stage·22 min
Dr Katie Paxton Fear
Demonstrates using AI-assisted coding to reverse engineer conventional hardware and integrate legacy sensors into Home Assistant.
iotaismart-home+2
hardwear.io·32 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding 2016: Tower defense for hackers: Layered (in-)security for microcontrollers by Milosch.
microcontrollerstowerlayered
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy·15 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of CANnon: Reliable and Stealthy Remote Shutdown Attacks via Unaltered Automotive Microcontrollers.
microcontrollersautomotivecannon+3
The Linux Foundation·44 min
Jon Nordby
Examines machine Learning on Microcontrollers With Zephyr and Emlearn and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
microcontrollersmachine-learningmachine+2
The Linux Foundation·25 min
Jon Nordby
Evaluates machine Learning on Microcontrollers; Tiny, Useful and Fun and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
microcontrollersmachine-learningmachine+2
The Linux Foundation·53 min
Khem Raj · Comcast RDK
Details optimizing C for Microcontrollers - Best Practices and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
microcontrollersbest-practicesoptimizing+1
Creator Stage·21 min
Adam Batori · Robert Pafford
Walks through the hardware engineering behind an Aerospace Village badge featuring an integrated low-cost Linux system and ADS-B receiver.
hardwareaviationsdr+2
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.
hardwarebadusbmicrocontrollers+2
Creator Stage·51 min
Abhinav Panda · Bradán Lane
Hardware creators compare different engineering approaches, tradeoffs, and design lessons learned when building multicolor electronic badges.
hardwaremicrocontrollerselectronics+2
Creator Stage·43 min
securelyfitz
Presents OpenTaxus, an open-source hardware badge platform customizable via KiCad and CircuitPython for low-cost mass production.
hardwareopen-sourcemicrocontrollers+2
Creator Stage·41 min
AND!XOR
AND!XOR badge makers answer audience questions and share hardware design and custom electronics tricks from their latest creations.
hardwaremicrocontrollerselectronics+2
Creator Stage·46 min
c0ldbru
Guides makers through the complete electronic badge creation workflow from initial concept and PCB design to large-scale production.
hardwaremicrocontrollerselectronics+2
Creator Stage·53 min
Michael Brown
Explores the architecture and assembly programming of vintage 8-bit microprocessors, focusing on the MOS 6502 and retrocomputing platforms.
hardwareasmhistory+2
Main Stage·38 min
Michal Grygarek · Martin Petr
Physical and electrical analysis techniques to read protected cryptographic keys and debug passwords stored in hardware eFuse memory.
efusehardwarereverse-engineering+2
Main Stage·43 min
Wesley McGrew
Techniques and tools for extracting, decompiling, and reversing bytecode from frozen MicroPython modules in embedded devices and badges.
micropythonreverse-engineeringhardware+2
Recon Conference·56 min
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Recon 2017 Brussels - Breaking Code Read Protection on the NXP LPC-family Microcontrollers.
microcontrollersreconbrussel+2
Recon Conference·59 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding RECON 2026 - Failure Is Not an Option: A Reliable Process to Exploit STM32F2/F4 Microcontrollers.
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Black Hat Asia·41 min
Sandro Pinto · Cristiano Rodrigues
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for Hand Me Your SECRET, MCU! Microarchitectural Timing Attacks on Microcontrollers are Practical.
microcontrollerstiming-attackshand+1