🔓 Your first hardware hack might end with a BitLocker key. For many students, Breaking BitLocker is their first time: → opening a laptop to find attack points → microsoldering onto a PCB → connecting a logic analyzer → watching TPM traffic on a real hardware bus → extracting the key that actually unlocks the disk That moment when random electrical signals suddenly become understandable data — and then a BitLocker key — never gets old. 🔬⚡ This December we’re bringing the latest Breaking BitLocker to Black Hat Europe 2026 in London 🇬🇧 And we’ve made the hardware side even more accessible. We built our own LPC + SPI decoders for PulseView, so instead of treating the logic analyzer as a magic box, you can actually SEE the communication, understand it and watch the attack unfold on the bus. Over two very hands-on days: ⚡ TPM Bus Sniffing ⚡ LPC/SPI logic analysis ⚡ BitLocker key extraction ⚡ DMA attacks ⚡ Bootloader-based attacks ⚡ Current BitLocker research & mitigations ⚡ Most importantly: understanding why an attack works - and when it doesn’t No previous hardware-hacking experience required. 🧰 All attack hardware + adapters included 💻 Prepared target laptop included 🔬 You perform the attacks yourself 🎒 And the equipment is yours to keep afterwards One important thing: we still need additional Early Bird registrations for the Black Hat class to go ahead. So if Breaking BitLocker has been sitting on your training wish list, don’t wait for regular registration - there may not be one. 👉 hos.direct/bheu26 Know a forensic practitioner, pentester, security researcher or LEA colleague who should finally cross the software/hardware boundary? Send this their way. Let’s get another group around the workbench at #BHEU. 🔓🔬 #BlackHat #BitLocker #HardwareSecurity #DFIR #TPM #InfoSec