Hardware Security Training and Research
Portland, OR
Joined July 2013
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SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Huge thank you @securinghw sponsoring and supporting our security community!
Appreciate you backing the mission and keeping events accessible. Give them a follow to see what they’re building!
Register under our Supporter Tier:
bsidespdx.org/events/2026/re…
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
CanSecWest is only a few weeks away.
I don't run my Hardware Implants class very often, and rarely outside the USA, so if you want to take it, this might be your last chance for at least a year.
If you're considering it but haven't registered yet, let us know asap!
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
The clock is ticking! This is the last week for early registration prices at @BlackHatEvents USA.
I have a new class this year: How to use Secure Boot and Encrypted Firmware.
blackhat.com/us-26/training/…
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Having trouble learning hardware hacking from some clanker assistant? You probably need some hands-on time with real hardware.
Applied Physical Attacks # 1 is the perfect intro to understand what's going to happen to a hardware device the moment it gets into attacker's hands.
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Hardware Hacking and AI* all using LLMs*:
I've been teaching courses about *Attacking *IoT at Black Hat for over a decade - often using tools that include *Logic *Level *MOSFETs.
Here's my take on some of the hardware courses and what pairs well for different skill levels:
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
I had more than one request folks who are antsy to start spending their 2025 training budget tomorrow, but were bummed to miss the sale - so I extended the coupon through the end of the week. 20% off online training, now through Saturday.
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Got 2024 training budget left over? Need to use it or lose it? I set up coupon code "useitorloseit" for 20% off all my self-paced hardware hacking training.
ALT green and orange circuit boards on a blue mat along with wires, clips, a multimeter and some other gear
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
A big shoutout to our Platinum Sponsor, @securinghw, supporting Bsides PDX this year. Your contributions are driving two days of impactful talks, workshops, and networking.
#BsidesPDX #TechSponsors #InfosecCommunity
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Today is the day! Submit your BSidesPDX proposal before 23:59 PDT. Do not pass go. Do not collect $200. Go directly to cfp.bsidespdx.org
We want to hear from you
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Take your reverse engineering skills to the next level. Join us for four days of hands-on training with industry expert Joe Fitzpatrick @securelyfitz. Limited spots available! re-verse.io/hardware-24
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Learn hands-on hardware reverse engineering with Joe Fitzpatrick @securelyfitz. Learn the skills to take apart embedded systems and extract the binaries you need. re-verse.io/hardware-24/
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
All RE//Verse trainings are now available for purchase! We’ve lined up some of the best trainings available. Orlando - February 24-27. Make sure to grab one of these limited spots 👇 re-verse.io/#trainings
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
If you're looking to get started with hardware hacking this is a great place to start!
Hey!
Early registration discounts for @BlackHatEvents USA end Friday, going up $300.
All 4 Applied Physical Attacks courses will be offered, on-site and in-person this year:
ALT a blue mat with a black zippered pouch, circuitboards, wires, a microscope, and a wifi router on top
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
I highly recommend Joe's courses. They're a great mix of CS/EE degree program foundations/theory and "I need to check that when I get home" practical.
Even if you're not particularly into the hardware side of things, learning about it changes the way you think about software.
Hey!
Early registration discounts for @BlackHatEvents USA end Friday, going up $300.
All 4 Applied Physical Attacks courses will be offered, on-site and in-person this year:
ALT a blue mat with a black zippered pouch, circuitboards, wires, a microscope, and a wifi router on top
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
I‘m quite excited to get started with the Applied Physical Attacks courses by @securinghw - expecting to learn a lot 😀
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
I'll be speaking Saturday at @OTapeout about setting and clearing bits...
Why does that matter? Just this week, the "2021 Most Important Hardware Weaknesses" highlighted "CWE-1231: Improper Prevention of Lock Bit Modification"
Tune in (free!) & hear more: opentapeout.dev/
Ever wondered what makes an ASIC secure? If yes, don't miss out on Joe Fitz' @securelyfitz talk about ASIC security. He'll show us 101 ways to flip a bit and 100 ways to prevent it.... wait what?!
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
It's finally up: Applied Physical Attacks #2: Hardware Pentesting!
learn.securinghardware.com/p…
Hardware is packed, lectures are recorded, and labs are posted (barring some finishing touches of course)
vimeo.com/641727928
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Despite 115° highs in PDX, toolkits for @BlackHatEvents USA remote training and @crowd_supply self-paced training are packed and shipped.
Register ASAP for Black hat, registration will cut off before the earlybird deadline if hardware runs out.
blackhat.com/us-21/training/…
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
OK good news intrepid hardware hackers - you can interact with the SPI flash entirely from test points on the airtag, I should try this with a Tigard as well for the @securinghw buzz (test points as posted at github.com/colinoflynn/airta…).
SecuringHardware.com retweeted
Decided to model a 3D printable case for my #Tigard last night. Almost perfect for a first test-fit! Just need to sort out some printable switch extension for access to those switches. Printed in orange, of course!
@securelyfitz @crowd_supply @securinghw #FreeCAD
