Bricking a device happens to the best of us, but thanks to a creative approach -- some NANDcromancy, if you will -- from Atredis' Chris Bellows, there's still hope https://t.co/VnTwBKE3Xk
Hi folks. Today, we made the decision to skip BH/DC this summer. We have cancelled our rooms and events reservations and we'll be donating to COVID-19 relief efforts instead. Stay safe and healthy out there! We'll see you in 2021! 😷
#BHUSA#DEFCON
We're excited to announce our new partnership with @redballoonsec Looking forward to breaking lots of new stuff and then helping folks un-break it!
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So somehow in the last year @Atredis became 32 people.
Six years ago at this point, @natronkeltner@m0nk_dot were on our first real gig, looking for an iOS 8 jailbreak, making things up on the fly.
We still are, but with a lot more help. Thanks to all of you who got us here.
ANNOUNCEMENT: The Black Hat USA 2019 Call for Papers is now open! All details and submission instructions for #BHUSA Briefings can be found here: https://t.co/9KnhC4IPoZ
Found a couple vulnerabilities in @generalelectric Healthcare EKG machine. Vendor fixed them and ICS-CERT published an alert. Details on the @Atredis blog.
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My favorite part of doing security consulting is having the time to figure out what those bits do that most developers don’t need to worry about. It’s the time spent moving that edge on a given system until the edge drops back into another huge space of options, flags, and bugs.
The best part is finding the logic bugs in this mile deep stack of abstractions. (Aside: @Atredis is super fun. I think I’ve combed over 10k pages of data sheets and gigs of binaries in the last 9 months and learned more than in the 8 or so years before that.)
A DUO DIY professional decapping (complete with appropriate warning: ‘may cause injury or death’) AND a demonstration of the angular floating gate electron bounce to defeat security shields (h/t @bunniestudios ).
I figured it’s gotta be @sirus ;)
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