Course Title: “IoT Hacking: Hands-On Offensive Security in Phoenix, AZ”

Course Dates: September 28-29 (2 Days)

Course Description:

Join us in Phoenix, AZ, for a 2-day intensive IoT Hacking course on September 28th and 29th. This hands-on, in-person training is designed to immerse you in the offensive security techniques used to exploit and secure the rapidly growing Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem. Whether you’re new to IoT security or looking to deepen your expertise, this course will equip you with the practical skills to evaluate and attack IoT devices across various industries.

Course Highlights:

•Comprehensive IoT Interfaces: Learn to familiarize yourself with common interfaces in IoT devices, including UART, JTAG, and SPI, and use these entry points to conduct thorough security assessments.

•Threat Modeling and OSI Layer Analysis: Learn to apply a structured approach to evaluating IoT devices, using the OSI model to identify vulnerabilities from the hardware and application layers. Understand how industries like automotive, healthcare, and industrial control systems have unique risk models.

•Hands-On Labs: Engage in practical labs that cover every aspect of IoT hacking, from soldering basics and hardware hacking to advanced topics like firmware analysis and radio signal hacking.

•Firmware and Protocol Analysis: Delve into firmware extraction and analysis using tools like Binwalk and explore network protocols to uncover weaknesses that can be exploited.

•Advanced Radio and Network Attacks: Learn how to use Software Defined Radio (SDR) to analyze and attack radio signals, including BLE and Zigbee protocols, which are commonly used in IoT devices.

•Real-World Challenges: Put your skills to the test with a challenge where you will hack a specific IoT device. You’ll apply the techniques learned during the course to exploit vulnerabilities, and then be guided through the solution to solidify your understanding.

Key Learning Outcomes:

•Master soldering and hardware hacking techniques essential for IoT device evaluation.

•Use tools like multimeters, UART, JTAG, and SPI interfaces for deep hardware analysis.

•Extract, analyze, and manipulate firmware to discover and exploit vulnerabilities.

•Utilize Software-defined Radio to analyze and hack wireless IoT communications.

•Perform BLE and Zigbee hacking to compromise IoT networks and devices.

•Apply a practical methodology to assess the security of IoT devices across different industries.

This course is highly practical, with labs integrated into every module to ensure you gain hands-on experience. By the end of the Bootcamp, you’ll have the knowledge and skills to conduct comprehensive security assessments of IoT devices and defend against potential threats.

Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your IoT hacking skills—join us in Phoenix for this unique, hands-on learning experience!