The main objective is to provide to each interested person a vulnerable board to improve their skill in hardware hacking. The board core is composed of an Atmega328p and an OLED screen. For each vulnerability, a firmware could be flashed on the Atmega328p in order to offer a specific vulnerable environment.
There are also ports for UART, Bluetooth, 2,4Ghz and Wifi. In every challenge, a specific extension board must be plugged to the main-board to solve it. Hacking requires attack tools like USBasp and USBuart.
Content:
- Introduction to Damn Vulnerable IOT Device [DVID]
- Introduction to electronic components
- How to hack a DVID?
- Demonstration of attacks
- Labs
- LAB 01: Hardware Challenge
- LAB 02: Bluetooth Challenge
- LAB 03: Firmware Challenge
- LAB 04: Escape Challenge
Duration:
- 1 days
Requirements:
- Laptop with 6+GB of RAM
- Internet Connectivity
Prerequisites:
- Zeal to learn
- Open Mind
Key Takeaways:
- Identifying the component and lookup the data sheet
- Approach towards firmware extraction
- Understanding communication protocols
- Hardware exploitation