What you'll learn
- Hardware Analysis (eg IoT Devices, Smart Phone)
Requirements
- No
Description
Ethical Hardware Hacking
Module 1 – WiFi (To be published)
Students will understand the WiFi security issues, how to gather the network information, crack the encryption key and set up IDS for WiFi network.
Module 2 – Bluetooth (To be published)
Students will know the vulnerabilities of the devices using BLE, how to sniff the packets, analyse the packets or even take over the devices.
Module 3 – Zigbee (To be published)
Students will recognise the connection of devices using 802.15.4, how to eavesdrop the pairing of the devices within the mesh network and control the devices.
Module 4 – SDR (To be published)
Students can identify the frequency of the RF devices, how to capture the signal and replay it, so that can raise the awareness the use of these devices.
Module 5 – USB (Published)
Students will learn some common BadUSB devices, how to write the payload and deploy the payload, so that can prevent the attack.
Module 6 – RFID (Published)
Students will learn the vulnerability of RFID and take this opportunity to know the secret of the tag, how to clone the different types of RFID tag for analysis or even pentesting.
Module 7 – JTAG (Partially Published)
Module 8 – Chip Off (To be published)
Module 9 - Firmware (Partially Published)
Module 10 - GPS (Published)
Module 11 - Forensics (Partially Published)
Who this course is for:
- Hardware Security Researcher, Pentester and Forensics Analyst
Course content
- Preview00:46
- Preview05:16
- 08:05Example 1 - First Payload
- 05:06Example 2 - Change Background
- 07:50Example 3 - Metasploit Attack
- 10:36Example 4 - Fileless Attack
- Preview02:28
- 01:22USBNinja Professional Module
- 00:06GUI for USBNinja Professional
Instructor
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- 85 Reviews
- 13,006 Students
- 3 Courses
Kelvin is independent researcher and recognised as the honoree of ISLA APAC in 2016. With more than 10 years experience in forensics field as a practice lead in cyber forensic, he is well-recognized for his expert ability to investigate cyber crime based upon sound detective methodology and gave opinions at the Court as an Expert Witness. He is the only Asian speaker standing at the stage of the top 3 forensics conferences: HTCIA US, SANS DFIR Summit and DFRWS EU; and published researches in different famous computer security conference like DEFCON, HITB, HITCON, AVTokyo, ISC2 APAC. He is also the workshop trainer in CodeBlue and HITCON.
Conference Speaker:
- The Declaration of Hacker (TDOH), Taiwan : Practical Chip-off Analysis
- Hack In The Box (HITB) CommSec Talk, Amsterdam Netherland : Digging Deep: How to find and exploit bugs in IoT Devices
- Hacker’s Party, Tokyo : Secret of IoT
- The Declaration of Hacker (TDOH), Taiwan : How a security researcher escape from an isolated country-
- ISC2 APAC Congress : Hardware Exploitation
- AVTokyo : Advanced Practical Mobile Device Analysis
- AvTokyo Security Conference : Black DDoS Kungfu, Japan version
- DragonCon HK : Advanced Practical Mobile Device Analysis
- SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) Summit, US : Investigation and Intelligence Framework
- Hack In Taiwan Conference (HITCON) : Advanced Mobile Phone Forensics
- Hack In Taiwan Conference (HITCON) : WeChat Analysis in a Live System
- International Conference on Cyber Crime and Computer Forensics (ICCCF) in Macau : SCADA/ICS Hacking and Forensics Analysis
- International Conference on Cyber Crime and Computer Forensics (ICCCF) in Taiwan : Mac Memory Forensics
- Digital Forensics Research Workshop, Europe (DFRWS EU) : Real Network Forensics Kungfu
- Counter eCrime Operations Summit (CeCOS) VIII of Anti-Phishing Work Group (APWG) : Best Practice in Network Forensics
- DEF CON 20 Las Vegas, US : DDoS Black and White Kungfu – Revealed
- High-Tech Crime Investigation Association, APAC (HTCIA) : Network Attacks Investigation
- High-Tech Crime Investigation Association, APAC (HTCIA) : Facebook Forensics
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Workshop Trainer:
- Hack in Taiwan Conference (HITCON) : Basic IoT Analysis
- Hack in Taiwan Conference (HITCON) : Advanced Mobile Device Analysis using JTAG and Chip-off
- Code Blue Security Conference, Tokyo : JTAG and Chip Off Forensics
- High-Tech Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Main Conference, US : Advanced Mobile Device Analysis via JTAG and Chip-off
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Village Organiser:
- DEFCON 27 Las Vegas, US : Variety eXploitation Village
- DEFCON 26 Las Vegas, US – Chip Off Village
- DEFCON Beijing, China 1.0 : Variety Exploitation Village
- DEFCON Beijing, China Beta : Chip Off Village
- InfoSec In The City, Singapore : VXCON Village
- Hack In Taiwan Conference (HITCON) : Chip-off Village
- Hack In The Box (HITB), Abu Dhabi : Chip-off Village
- Hack In The Box (HITB), Dubai : Chip Off Village
- Hack In The Box (HITB) Amsterdam Netherland : Chip Off Village
- 京麒國際安全峰會, Beijing China : Geek Village
- Hardware Security Conference in The Hague – Chip Off Village
- AVTokyo Security Conference : Electronic Badge Challenge