Workshop : Hardware Hacking


Physical Hacking Tools


Did you know that sophisticated IT Security Controls may be circumvented using a 50$ physical attacks?

Let’s discover the underground world of « hardware hacking » and take part in a technical workshop, accessible to all! You will learn how to modify, exploit and reveal hidden and unsuspected functionalities of public available devices, through a practical example.

Workshop Content

  • Disassembly and physical analysis of a “pocket” Wi-Fi router.
  • Electronics basics: soldering and building a serial line
  • Firmware modification
  • Linux/OpenWRT: config, network, Wifi, etc.
  • Embedded Hack Tools
  • Pentest DropBox: battery, self-reliance and concealment
  • Security countermeasures.

Ethical hacking approach

  • Focused on IT security awareness and countermeasures,
  • Understanding Hardware Hacking phenomenon and its impacts on Corporate IT Security,
  • Promote a “Do To Learn” approach. “Do To Learn” approach.

When?


November 8th, Friday night, 21h

Bio


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Dimitri Souleliac, Eng.
CISSP, ISO 27001 LI
Computer Science Engineer by training, Dimitri Souleliac was successively TCP/IP developer for embedded systems, Security Architect and Information Security Governance & Risks Advisor. For the past 10 years, Dimitri has achieved multiple missions in France, Switzerland, Germany, United States, Canada and also in Haiti to improve security for a banking network. Through its international working experience and versatility, Dimitri Souleliac has remarkable abilities to contextualize hi-tech threats through enterprise’s operational risks.
Since 2010, Dimitri Souleliac has been an Information Security Senior Advisor in a large Canadian financial group.