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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: LoKi: A LoRa/Meshtastic based implant for Red Teamin
 g\n   Tags: Intro/Beginner | DEF CON Demo Labs | Hardware/IoT | Offense/Re
 d\n   Team | Wireless/RF | DEF CON Demo Labs\n   When: Saturday\, Aug 8\, 
 14:00 - 14:45 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 3 1001 (Demo Labs Track 1)
  - [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   LoKi is a covert USB HID implant for Re
 d Teaming that builds on the\n   work of tools like the O.MG cable by repl
 acing Wi-Fi with LoRa\,\n   extending the operational range of physical la
 yer attacks from meters\n   to kilometers. The implant integrates a Heltec
  LoRa module with custom\n   Meshtastic firmware into an off-the-shelf wir
 ed USB mouse\, retaining\n   full mouse functionality. When LoKi receives 
 a direct Meshtastic\n   message\, it translates the payload into DuckyScri
 ptâ„¢-compatible USB\n   HID keystrokes and executes them on the host mach
 ine. No Wi-Fi\, no\n   Bluetooth\, and no network traffic — the mouse si
 mply begins typing.\n   LoKi requires no line of sight and produces no det
 ectable wireless LAN\n   or Bluetooth signatures\, making it effectively i
 nvisible to standard\n   wireless monitoring. The live demo will walk thro
 ugh a payload from a\n   handheld Meshtastic device to acquire a remote ad
 min shell and bypass\n   UAC on a target machine. Bring your own Meshtasti
 c device and you can\n   send commands to the implant during the demo. The
  presentation covers\n   the hardware build\, the customized open-source M
 eshtastic firmware\,\n   reliability considerations for keystroke delivery
  over a mesh network\,\n   and actionable blue team detection strategies\,
  including monitoring\n   for rogue HID device enumeration and LoRa RF act
 ivity.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Venky Raju\n\n   Venky Raju is a lifelong maker 
 and hacker who firmly believes that if\n   you haven't voided the warranty
 \, you don't truly own it. While he\n   holds a Master’s in Comp. Sci. a
 nd an EE degree\, his most prized\n   "certifications" were earned at the 
 business end of a soldering iron\,\n   a 3D printer\, and an array of meta
 l and wood-working tools.\n\n   By day\, he navigates the complex worlds o
 f Zero Trust\, IoT\, and OT\n   security. To keep the corporate world happ
 y\, he maintains his CISSP\n   and CCSP credentials—validating that he k
 nows the academic rules\n   well enough to know exactly how to safely bend
  them. His professional\n   expertise isn't just theoretical. By night\, h
 e’s a renewable energy\n   vigilante who built an off-grid solar shed an
 d a custom PowerWall\n   clone\, mostly because he refuses to sell his ele
 ctrons back to the\n   grid for pennies. An early contributor to the LIRC 
 and LCDproc\n   projects\, Venky’s code has been riding along in Linux d
 istros for\n   years.  He loves C\, Python and PLC Ladder Logic.\n\n   Be
 yond the lab\, Venky is dedicated to "pay-it-forward" hacking.\n   Whether
  he’s teaching the next generation how to solder at Maker\n   Faire or v
 olunteering with the Pacific Hackers Association\, he is\n   committed to 
 building the community as much as the tech. He is\n   happiest when he’s
  elbow-deep in a project that requires both a\n   compiler and a multimete
 r.\n\n   Links:\n       GitHub - [2]https://github.com/venkyr/loki\n   '\n
 \n   1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall3\n   2. https://github.com/venkyr/loki\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Demo Labs - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 3 1001 (Demo Labs Track 1)
SUMMARY:LoKi: A LoRa/Meshtastic based implant for Red Teaming
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