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Breakpoint 2013 (updated) #bpx
Continually updated photos snapped at Ruxcon Breakpoint.
on Oct 24 2013 6:53PM
Aaron Portnoy gives insight into an approach to the vulnerability discovery and exploitation process.
Jonathan Brossard says malware sandboxing is dangerous in the enterprise context.
SeungJin Lee recommends you move your smart TV from your bed or maybe he'll hack it and spy on you.
And calls out some BS in the vendor space
Brossard
Stefan Esser on iOS exploitation.
DAY TWO: Tom Symers and Grayson Zulauf talk car CAN hacking. Don't let them borrow you car.
Fuzzing.
Grayson Zulauf.
The crowd gives insights into the hobbyist and commercial car CAN hacking scene.
The delegates for Rascagneres' talk.
Danny Quist loves reversing so much he named his kids Ida and Olly.
The delegates listen to Quist.
Paul Rascagneres revisits his Chinese hacker ownage that landed him a pwnie.
Bonus: Rascagneres finds some local Aust govt creds on a APT1 server.
John Butterworth on Bios chronomancy.
Butterworth talks to the crowd.
Aaron Portnoy gives insight into an approach to the vulnerability discovery and exploitation process.
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