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The Linux Foundation·41 min

  • LINUX FOUNDATION
  • Wireless
  • Date: 2025
  • Location: Linux Foundation

Marcel Holtmann · Open Source Technology Center

Investigates bluetooth 5 is here and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.

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Wireless Village·28 min

  • DEF CON
  • Red Team
  • Date: Aug 2019
  • Location: Las Vegas

Kent Britain/WA5VJB

Care and feeding of Software Defined Radios We will cover the various kinds of antennas available to optimized your SDR radio for different types of spectrum monitoring. We will also explain why RF filters are necessa...

wirelessautomotivesdr+2

Wireless Village·29 min

  • DEF CON
  • Red Team
  • Date: Aug 2019
  • Location: Las Vegas

Besim ALTINOK

eduroam networks are designed to provide wireless access to researchers and lecturers around the world. However, it is known that there are now 10,000 eduroam hotspots in 100 countries around the world. eduroam users ...

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Wireless Village·49 min

  • DEF CON
  • Red Team
  • Date: Aug 2019
  • Location: Las Vegas

Hak5Crew

Unlike the cheese, the WiFi Pineapple does not stand alone. Learn all about the latest Hak5 tools dropping - the brand new Signal Owl, Screen Crab and Shark Jack - as well as updates to the entire arsenal and a cloud ...

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Main Stage·35 min

  • DEF CON
  • Wireless
  • Date: Aug 2018
  • Location: Las Vegas

Yu Wang

Yu Wang presents attacking the macos kernel graphics driver: Just like the Windows platform, graphic drivers of macOS kernel are complicated and provide a large promising attack surface for EoPs and sandbox escapes...

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Main Stage·42 min

  • DEF CON
  • Wireless
  • Date: Aug 2018
  • Location: Las Vegas

Greenstadt · Dr Caliskan

Greenstadt and Dr Caliskan presents de-anonymizing programmers from source code: Many hackers like to contribute code, binaries, and exploits under pseudonyms, but how anonymous are these contributions really?

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Main Stage·47 min

  • DEF CON
  • Wireless
  • Date: Aug 2018
  • Location: Las Vegas

Alexei Bulazel

Alexei Bulazel presents reverse engineering windows defenders emulator: Windows Defender Antivirus's mpengine.dll implements the core of Defender's functionality in an enormous ~11 MB, 30,000+ function DLL.

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Main Stage·34 min

  • DEF CON
  • Wireless
  • Date: Aug 2018
  • Location: Las Vegas

Rowan Phipps

Rowan Phipps presents thinsim based attacks on mobile money systems: Phone-based mobile money is becoming the dominant paradigm for financial services in the developing world processing more than a billion dollars p...

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Wireless Village·16 min

  • DEF CON
  • Red Team
  • Date: Aug 2018
  • Location: Las Vegas

ryan holeman

The purpose of BLE CTF (https://github.com/hackgnar/ble_ctf) is to teach the core concepts of Bluetooth low energy client and server interactions. While it has also been built to be fun, it was built with the intent t...

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Wireless Village·47 min

  • DEF CON
  • Blue Team
  • Date: Aug 2018
  • Location: Las Vegas

Zero Chaos and Mellendick

BlueTooth is everywhere, it is in all of our pockets and the only protection most use is not being in discoverable mode. This will be a talk on enumeration, tracking non-discoverable Bluetooth devices, as well as an o...

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