I want to announce my new course that was published – Ethical Hacking: Hacking IoT Devices Course Description: The number of IoT (internet of things) devices being deployed is growing exponentially and securing those devices is a huge challenge. In this course, Luciano Ferrari discusses how IoT devices work, including the architectures and protocols used. […]
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Before start putting our hands dirty on hacking smart bulbs we need to understand a widely used protocol called BLE – Bluetooth Low Energy. There are many wireless protocols out there but what makes BLE so popular is because it’s easy to implement. BLE is used on many applications on healthcare, fitness, beacons, security, home
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The attack surface on vehicles is increasing exponentially as cars become more connected and self-driving features have been added through artificial intelligence. All of those features bring many benefits to us, including safety, but from a cyber security perspective, they also bring some risks. In this post, we will showcase hacking car key fob frequency.
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Following my recent post regarding IoT security: Firmware Dump I would like to show you today how to use JTAgulator to identify JTAG pinouts to them use it for for hacking and exploitation. JTAG is a standard interface present on printed circuit boards (PCBs) used to interact with an integrated circuit. It was developed on
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If you are into IoT Security, exploitation or hacking, firmware analysis a very handy skill set to have. Here you will find out how and where to start including a video tutorial to guide you to start on firmware analysis with a firmware dump. The firmware I choose to use was the 25L12805F from WRTnode
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