BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:Data::ICal 0.24 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION: 'Title: The Air Is Hostile: RF Trust Assumptions in Modern S ecurity\n Systems\n Tags: Red Team Village | Misc\n When: Sunday\, A ug 9\, 12:00 - 13:59 PDT\n Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 1 309 (Red Team Vil lage) Tactic Table 3 -\n [1]Map\n\n Description:\n\n Modern security systems are no longer purely physical. Alarms\,\n sensors\, access cont rol\, cameras\, locks\, panic buttons\, monitoring\n paths\, and backup communications increasingly depend on wireless\n technologies such as Wi -Fi\, BLE\, Zigbee\, LoRa\, LTE\, and cloud-managed\n IoT infrastructure . For red teams\, this creates an important question:\n what happens whe n the environment these systems depend on becomes\n adversarial?\n\n T his talk reframes RF as a red team attack surface\, not just a radio\n e ngineering problem. It explores how wireless dependencies create\n oppor tunities for reconnaissance\, failure-mode discovery\, protocol\n finger printing\, operational disruption\, vendor-claim validation\, and\n phys ical security bypass modeling. Rather than focusing on illegal or\n unsa fe demonstrations\, the presentation emphasizes responsible\n adversary emulation: identifying RF trust assumptions\, mapping\n wireless depende ncies\, and testing whether organizations understand\n how their securit y systems behave under degraded or hostile spectrum\n conditions.\n\n Attendees will learn how red teams can incorporate RF into engagements\n without turning the work into tool-driven theater. The talk covers\n pa ssive RF reconnaissance\, wireless dependency mapping\, signal\n availab ility assumptions\, anti-jam marketing claims\,\n fail-open/fail-secure behavior\, alert fatigue\, response workflows\, and\n the gap between †śdetection” and actual resilience. It also shows\n how RF risks connec t to broader red team objectives: access control\n evasion\, alarm relia bility\, site resilience\, executive protection\,\n incident response re adiness\, and vendor due diligence.\n\n SpeakerBio: Mitch Breton\n\n Z3r0 is a senior offensive security and threat intelligence operator\n s pecializing in real-world adversary simulation\, APT-focused threat\n an alysis\, and high-signal security assessments.\n\n His work centers on h elping organizations understand not just where\n they are vulnerable\, b ut how real attackers would exploit those\n weaknesses and what to do ne xt.\n\n With a background spanning red team engagements\, penetration te sting\,\n and intelligence-driven security research\,\n\n Z3r0 approac hes every engagement from an adversary’s perspective. He\n focuses on identifying the small\, often-overlooked control failures\n that enable outsized impact—privilege escalation paths\, persistence\n mechanisms\ , trust boundary violations\, and detection blind spots.\n\n At NetPhant om Security\, Z3r0 leads initiatives that blend threat\n intelligence\, deception\, and offensive testing to provide early\n warning and decisio n-grade insight. This includes building and\n operating intelligence pip elines\, adversary profiles\, and controlled\n deception environments th at surface attacker behavior before it\n reaches production systems.\n\n '\n\n 1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall1\n\n\n DTEND:20260809T205900Z DTSTART:20260809T190000Z LOCATION:Red Team Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 1 309 (Red Team Village) Tac tic Table 3 SUMMARY:The Air Is Hostile: RF Trust Assumptions in Modern Security Systems END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR