Russian Hackers A dark journey deep inside myself… Hacking an automotive ECU… Grab a drink, it’s a wild ride! youtube.com/live/0tkdst3JE…

Hacking an ECU from an undisclosed (maybe your?) car: Using glitching to extract MPC5566 firmware via CAN. 🥷🏻🫨🚗🔐 More details on: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/posts/dlaskov_… Substack: it4sec.substack.com/p/hacking-an-e…

Playing with a Rohde & Schwarz USA RTB2004 the other day… A nice piece of test equipment is a JOY to use!

There are badges And then there are BADGES!

Looking for a datasheet for this chip, what’s a good Chinese part search site besides DOCin?

Lots of great questions at the end of my live Hardwear.io presentation this year, grab a coffee and check it out! youtu.be/URmI1VVilek

Can’t wait to see a copy of this firmware!

A scientific paper where two different groups showed it couldn’t be reproduced… 13 years later, finally retracted! science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Sunday is a day to recharge... AND make EMFI coils

Inspired by Fraktal's Laser Fault Injection rig, I got an xTool F1. I probably need to use some HNO3 to take off the last bit of packaging. The chips no longer work if I go too far, and the die also looks visually damaged.

New ChipWhisperer HuskyPlus! If you’ve been thinking about fault injection, this is a great way to get started. mouser.com/ProductDetail/…

I don’t intentionally breathe them… But I don’t avoid them…

Don’t forget to grab some evidence when you see me at DEFCON!

D E F C O N

D E F C O N

One minute of John McMaster explaining silicon wafer awesomeness!

I'll be doing a second book signing at Defcon today at noon, near the entrance to the vendor area. Three books of PoC||GTFO and the new one on Microcontroller Exploits.

Can somebody steelman STM32s and atmega328ps to me in 2025? $1 now buys you an RP2040, a dual core 200MHz behemoth with ~250 KiB of SRAM. On the lower end, $0.14 buys (in bulk) a tiny CH32V003 32-bit 2KiB SRAM 16KiB flash 5V-tolerant MCU. ESP32s and nRF parts also seem better.