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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Bare Metal Firmware Development and Reverse Engineer
 ing\n   When: Sunday\, Aug 13\, 13:20 - 13:59 PDT\n   Where: Flamingo - La
 ughlin I\,II\,III - Biohacking Village - [1]Map\n   Speakers:Caleb Davis\,
 Nathan Smith\n\n   SpeakerBio:Caleb Davis \, Protiviti\n   Caleb Davis lea
 ds Protiviti’s IoT/Embedded security team. Caleb\n   operates out of the
  Dallas/Fort Worth area and has a degree in\n   Electrical Engineering fro
 m the University of Texas at Tyler. He is an\n   inventor/patent holder an
 d has a background in embedded\n   hardware/software development. He leads
  a team of experts that\n   regularly perform penetration testing across a
  wide variety of\n   products including medical devices\, ATMs\, chemical 
 control systems\,\n   security solutions\, and other commercial products. 
 Additionally\, Caleb\n   has a passion for integrating security into the p
 roduct development\n   life cycle and has helped several organizations in 
 their approach to\n   shifting left.\n\n   SpeakerBio:Nathan Smith \, Prot
 iviti\n   Nathan Smith is a Manager focused on IoT device security at the 
 Dallas\n   Protiviti office. Before coming to Protiviti\, Nathan accumulat
 ed 8\n   years of industry experience developing and testing embedded cont
 rols\n   and software\, leading software development teams\, and managing 
 digital\n   products. He received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from th
 e\n   University of Texas at Tyler. He has performed device penetration\n 
   testing\, firmware reviews\, and mobile application security assessments
 \n   on industry devices.\n\n   Description:\n   Developing firmware is an
  essential skill that cyber security\n   professionals should be familiar 
 with to gain a deeper understanding\n   of the foundation of most systems 
 that are being relied on.\n   Additionally\, a fundamental understanding o
 f firmware development is a\n   valuable asset in the realm of firmware re
 verse engineering. This\n   hands-on workshop aims to tackle both directio
 ns of firmware\n   (development/reversing) to give the audience a better u
 nderstanding of\n   the intricacies with each process. The firmware develo
 pment portion of\n   the workshop will walk the audience through a guided 
 activity that\n   performs the basic steps to deploy a firmware applicatio
 n on an\n   embedded microcontroller (STM32). The application will be deve
 loped in\n   such a way that it is intended to be reversed. The second hal
 f of the\n   workshop deals with the firmware binary and the steps necessa
 ry to\n   fully recover the firmware as much as possible. An important not
 e is\n   that these tools and firmware will be open-source and therefore t
 he\n   audience can attempt this work on their own. Takeaways from this ta
 lk\n   include an understanding of bare metal development environments\,\n
    embedded C code\, memory mapping and peripherals\, as well as an\n   in
 termediate understanding of Ghidra.\n   '\n\n   1. #FlamingoThirdFloor\n\n
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LOCATION:BHV - Flamingo - Laughlin I\,II\,III - Biohacking Village
SUMMARY:Bare Metal Firmware Development and Reverse Engineering
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