Programmable Array Logic (PAL) chips are early programmable logic chips with relatively easy to study architecture and security mechanisms. In this hands-on workshop we'll use several techniques including micro-probing and electrically "brute forcing" to extract their firmware and/or logically equivalent firmware.
This workshop is limited to 12 people / batch and we'll run the workshop twice during the event (90 min / session). To secure your seat, please fill in this form. Only conference attendees can participate in the workshop.
John McMaster is a hardware reverse engineer with a decade of embedded security expertise. He specializes in microcontroller data extraction using lasers, microscopes, and power analysis. Twitter: @johndmcmaster