Joe Grand’s hardware hacking training courses provide the concepts and techniques used to explore, manipulate, and exploit electronic systems. No prior hardware, electronics, or security experience is required.
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This two-day comprehensive course teaches fundamental hardware hacking concepts and techniques used to reverse engineer and defeat the security of electronic devices. It combines lecture and hands-on exercises, culminating with a hardware hacking challenge against a custom hardware target.
This one-day workshop focuses on firmware extraction and system manipulation via on-chip debug interfaces. It is a hands-on environment where students will exploit bare metal and Linux-based devices using a variety of techniques.
This one-day workshop teaches advanced techniques used to defeat the security features of microcontrollers meant to protect against unauthorized access. It is a hands-on environment where students will use a variety of hardware tools and real-world targets.
This one-day workshop focuses on the risks and realities of hardware espionage and supply chain compromise. It is a hands-on environment where students will detect and analyze various forms of surreptitious hardware.