Offensive IoT for Red Team Implants (Part 3)
This is part three of the blog series, Offensive IoT for Red Team Implants. We will be building off from where we left off in the last post, which can […]
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Offensive IoT for Red Team Implants (Part 2)
This is Part Two of the blog series, Offensive IoT for Red Team Implants, so if you have not read PART ONE, I would encourage you do to so first […]
Offensive IoT for Red Team Implants – Part 1
This is part one of a multipart blog series on researching a new generation of hardware implants and how using solutions from the world of IoT can unleash new capabilities. […]
Red Teaming: A Story From the Trenches
This article originally featured in the very first issue of our PROMPT# zine — Choose Wisely. You can find that issue (and all the others) here: https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/prompt-zine/ I remember a […]
The Human Element in Cybersecurity: Understanding Trust and Social Engineering
Human Trust Most people associated with information technology roles understand the application of technical controls like the use of firewalls, encryption, and security products for defenses against digital threats. Proper […]
If You Don’t Ruse, You Lose: A Simple Guide to Blending in While Breaking In
Joseph Kingstone // Are you assigned a physical penetration test and want to fly under the radar and meet all of your objectives like the elite hacker you are? Stick around […]
Tales From the Pick: Intro to Physical Security Tools
Joseph Kingstone // Looking to get into physical security? Not sure what you need to get started? Look no further. What are Physical Security Assessments? Physical security assessments evaluate an […]
GNU Radio Primer
Ray Felch // Disclaimer: Be sure to use a faraday bag or cage before transmitting any data so you don’t accidentally break any laws by illegally transmitting on regulated frequencies. […]
How to Hack Hardware using UART
Raymond Felch // Preface: I began my exploration of reverse-engineering firmware a few weeks back (see “JTAG – Micro-Controller Debugging“), and although I made considerable progress finding and identifying the […]
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