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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Multi-Chain Exploitation & ATM Attacks\n   Tags: Cry
 ptocurrency Village | Creator Workshop\n   When: Saturday\, Aug 8\, 14:00 
 - 15:59 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 702 (Cryptocurrency Village) -
  [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   Starting from a compromised wallet\, we e
 xplore how stolen secret can\n   ripple across four very different blockch
 ains and into a completely\n   different class of device. We begin with th
 e concepts every attack\n   rests on: how a blockchain works and why whoev
 er holds the key\n   controls the funds. Then\, on private test networks\,
  participants work\n   through taking control of accounts and moving funds
  across Bitcoin\,\n   Ethereum (and its ERC-20 tokens)\, Solana\, and priv
 acy-focused Monero\,\n   seeing what changes from chain to chain. We close
  with a live demo of\n   a DIY Bitcoin Lightning ATM (the Bleskomat)\, sho
 wing how a poorly\n   protected secret lets its payouts be forged. The thr
 oughline: the\n   cryptography itself is sound\; the weakness is in how th
 e secrets are\n   stored and handled.\n\n   Speakers:Sadiq "Sdqmd"\,Param 
 Pithadia\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Sadiq "Sdqmd"\, CodeBit\n\n   sdqmd (Sadiq) is
  a hardware hacker and co-founder of CodeBit\, a\n   technology company ba
 sed in Brunei that's building a hardware\n   engineering academy to teach 
 embedded systems and security from the\n   ground up. He is focused on dev
 eloping a pedagogy that blends theory\n   with hands-on practice\, so aspi
 ring hackers — especially those just\n   starting out — don't just lea
 rn how something works\; they build it\,\n   break it\, and understand it 
 for themselves. His own research focuses\n   on hardware attacks against e
 mbedded devices — using fault injection\n   and power analysis to defeat
  the security of everything from crypto\n   hardware wallets to point-of-s
 ale infrastructure. Above all\, he's\n   driven by one goal: building hard
 ware and security competency in\n   Brunei\, where hands-on learning is st
 ill hard to come by.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Param Pithadia\n\n   Param is an E
 lectrical Engineering Student from Georgia Tech with a\n   strong passion 
 for and interest in crypto. Although he primarily got\n   interested in cr
 yptography and hardware security through a class at\n   Georgia Tech\, he 
 is also working at a software company on crypto\n   adoption and ease of u
 se. With a unique blend of HW and SW skills\,\n   Param is truly enthusias
 tic about all aspects of crypto.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall2\n\n\
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DTEND:20260808T225900Z
DTSTART:20260808T210000Z
LOCATION:Cryptocurrency Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 702 (Cryptocurrency 
 Village)
SUMMARY:Multi-Chain Exploitation & ATM Attacks
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