Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
IOActive invites you to the April edition of HACK::SOHO, a monthly event at our central London office. Join fellow hackers, tech heads, enthusiasts, and visionaries for food, cold beer, and hot cybersecurity talk.
The featured presenter is, Dani Martinez, Security Consultant at IOActive.
About Dani Martinez:
Dani has worked as a security auditor since 2011 and specializes in computer security and penetration testing. He is currently part of the team at the IOActive Lab in Madrid, where he proudly helps enterprises and organisations improve their security services via consulting.
Dani presented the vulnerabilities he found in jet cabins at RootedCON in Madrid in April.
Featured outline for “Hacking Millionaires’ Jet Cabins”:
- The communication channels between passengers and the aircraft
- Testing mobile applications that manage select cabin capabilities, as currently offered by manufacturers
- The approach he used to carry out his analysis, without accessing the devices installed in the aircraft
- Some vulnerabilities found during his research and small Proofs of Concept on how to exploit them
IOActive invites you to the April edition of HACK::SOHO, a monthly event at our central London office. Join fellow hackers, tech heads, enthusiasts, and visionaries for food, cold beer, and hot cybersecurity talk.
The featured presenter is, Dani Martinez, Security Consultant at IOActive.
About Dani Martinez:
Dani has worked as a security auditor since 2011 and specializes in computer security and penetration testing. He is currently part of the team at the IOActive Lab in Madrid, where he proudly helps enterprises and organisations improve their security services via consulting.
Dani presented the vulnerabilities he found in jet cabins at RootedCON in Madrid in April.
Featured outline for “Hacking Millionaires’ Jet Cabins”:
- The communication channels between passengers and the aircraft
- Testing mobile applications that manage select cabin capabilities, as currently offered by manufacturers
- The approach he used to carry out his analysis, without accessing the devices installed in the aircraft
- Some vulnerabilities found during his research and small Proofs of Concept on how to exploit them
