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Bringing failed projects for PXE

cyphunk — Tue, 22 May 2012 15:34:29 +0000

The format of this fridays/24th May PXE (post ph-neutral) is a colaboration launchpad, as i see it. To attend one must bring project that failed or stalled. I’ll be bringing a few projects with me.

Bincrowd population

I wouldn’t call this a failed project as it is still up and running and provides value, in my opinion. But I would still like to populate the public bincrowd function signature database with more libraries. I will bring a private bincrowd server to test on. Whatever tools and methods we come up with should wind up public, of any value, during PXE. If you would like to participate bring your own IDA Pro >6.1. More on bincrowd at bincrowd.zynamics.com.

Panasonic HVX200 camera homebrew

This HD 3CCD camera is linux based. I stalled some years ago but recently found schematics and better documentation. With certainty we can find/rebuild a console and get working JTAG up. Next is building an SH4 linux development environment.

Speaking at REcon in Montreal, Jul 8-10

cyphunk — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 21:29:47 +0000

Update: video online (src).

From a talk on hardware embedded analysis at REcon on the 10th of July. In addition to some of the information I’ve presented before, as well as some updates, myself and photographer Hanna Fuhrmann spent the better part of a couple months prior working on making the documentation of these techniques and tools more digestible with an esthetic twist.

Embedded Analysis workshop in Berlin, May 12&26

cyphunk — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 14:54:30 +0000

I will be giving a workshop at the CCCB in Berlin on Embedded Analy sis (starting the 12th at 20:00). Anyone is welcome and attendees are asked to bring a potential target (router, mp3 player, phone, etc) for analysis. I will walk through the process of documenting and analysis based on the information and tools I released the CCC congress last year (Video, Tutorial). If you plan to attend please let me know. If you have a target send me the details, or place them on the wiki, so that we can help find details (datasheets, etc) and create an attack plan already. If you need a place to stay feel free to contact me, perhaps I can find something.

The schedule: on the 12th we will go over the tools and attack plans. During the two weeks that follow I will be at the CCCB and people can come and go as they like to continue work on the various projects. On the 26th everyone will present their own findings. ph-neutral is on the 27th+ so anyone attending that, feel free to piggy back.

I look forward to learning something new!