Hardware

This section delves into the world of hardware security, examining physical and embedded systems vulnerabilities, and how they can be exploited to compromise devices, and bypass security mechanisms. From wireless signal interception and GPS spoofing to manipulating embedded devices via serial and GPIO interfaces, the articles cover a wide range of penetration testing techniques used to assess and secure hardware environments.

• Physical Intrusion Detection
  Configuring sensors to detect physical intrusion.
• EvilCrowRF V2
  Using the EvilCrowRF to transmit Sub-Ghz signals.
• GPIO
  Interacting with GPIO’s using Python.
• Bluetooth Low Energy
  Completing BLE CTF.
• Serial Peripheral Interfaces
  Interacting with SPI to extract the contents of a ROM.
• TEMPEST SDR
  Intercepting signals from a HDMI monitor.
• UART Connections
  Interfacing with UART to gain command line access on a embedded device.
• GPS Signal Spoofing
  Falsifying Global Positioning System signals.
• Modbus Security
  Pentesting the Modbus protocol.
• Configuring an ESP32 in Ubuntu 22.04
  Getting an ESP32 to work with Ubuntu and Visual Studio Code.
• Getting Started with Bash Bunny
  Stealing credentials using Quick Creds.
• Windows Domain Authentication With YubiKey
  Configuring YubiKey two factor authenticaton for interactive login to a Windows domain.