Hardwear.io Netherlands 2022 Links
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| Keynote:- Reverse Engineering is Good for Soul by Travis Goodspeed |  |
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| An Overview of the Security of Some Hardware FIDO(2) Tokens by Dr. Victor Lomne | |
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| Assessing the security of an SMM supervisor by Ilja van Sprundel | |
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| How To Tame Your Robot by Jiska Classen & Fabian Freyer | |
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| HandPwning: security pitfalls of hand-geometry recognition-based access control systems by Luca Bongiorni | |
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| Using EMC testing equipment as a new side channel acquisition technique by Nicolas Oberli & Benjamin Vernoux | |
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| Blackbox fuzzing with side channels by Sergei Volokitin | |
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| Rethinking Trusted Execution Environments in the Age of Reconfigurable Computing by Sérgio Pereira & Dr. Sandro Pinto | |
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| Popping Locks, Stealing Cars, and Breaking a Billion Other Things: Bluetooth LE Link Layer Relay Attacks by Sultan Qasim Khan | |
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| Hardware attacks against SM4 in practice by Sylvain Pelissier & Nicolas Oberli | |
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| Practical Invasive Attacks, How the Hardware is Hacked for Compatible Product Creation? by Thomas Olivier | |
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| Using a magic wand to break the iPhone's last security barrier by Tihmstar | |
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| Bypass NXP LPC-Family debug check with Voltage Fault Injection by Waleed AlZamil & Bandar Alharbi | |
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| Firmware Security Village by Christopher Krah & Jörg Stucke | ||
| Two vulnerabilities per line of code: a low-cost side-channel story by Witold Waligora | ||
| Go Below MMIO: Examining SPI flash transactions on Intel x86 systems by Xeno Kovah | ||
| How can we make hardware bug bounties better? by Andreas Junestam, Victor Vuillard and Eduardo Vela | |
