Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Check out Ivan Reedman's, IOActive Director of Secure Engineering, discussion, 'Vintage Vulnerabilities, Modern Risks,' that was presented at hack::cheltenham in November 2023.
Ivan’s presentation focused on RF and the usage of software defined radios (SDR). The problem: vintage vulnerabilities that by all accounts were well understood and should have stayed in the past, are still appearing in many new products.
Ivan explored one particular vulnerability class discovered in some recently deployed RF equipment and demonstrated how trivial it is for even a low-skilled attacker with virtually no knowledge of the target, to exploit the vulnerability. The attacker can build on the initial attack to advance the exploit using common signal processing tools.
Interested in joining us at one of our 'Hack UK' events? Follow our events page to find a local happenings near you! ioactive.com/events
Check out Ivan Reedman's, IOActive Director of Secure Engineering, discussion, 'Vintage Vulnerabilities, Modern Risks,' that was presented at hack::cheltenham in November 2023.
Ivan’s presentation focused on RF and the usage of software defined radios (SDR). The problem: vintage vulnerabilities that by all accounts were well understood and should have stayed in the past, are still appearing in many new products.
Ivan explored one particular vulnerability class discovered in some recently deployed RF equipment and demonstrated how trivial it is for even a low-skilled attacker with virtually no knowledge of the target, to exploit the vulnerability. The attacker can build on the initial attack to advance the exploit using common signal processing tools.
Interested in joining us at one of our 'Hack UK' events? Follow our events page to find a local happenings near you! ioactive.com/events
