June 4, 2026/
A connected product's attack surface spans hardware, firmware, radios, and the cloud. Here is how to map all of it...
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June 4, 2026/
Ad-hoc probing finds some bugs. A repeatable plan finds them consistently. Here is the structure of a hardware security test...
June 4, 2026/
Most attacks happen where trust changes hands. Here is how to find and harden the trust boundaries in a connected...
June 4, 2026/
A foothold on an embedded Linux device is rarely root at first. Here are the privilege-escalation paths that are common...
June 2, 2026/
How to use nmap to map a connected product's attack surface without crashing fragile embedded TCP stacks. A field guide...
June 2, 2026/
How Zigbee security fails when devices join with the default link key, recovering the network key from a capture, and...
June 2, 2026/
How to test IoT Wi-Fi security, capturing a handshake and cracking a weak default passphrase offline, and why the LAN...
June 2, 2026/
How voltage glitching and fault injection make a chip skip a security check, bypassing secure boot, and the defenses that...
June 2, 2026/
Why the USB port is a pre-auth attack surface on embedded devices, from exposed gadgets to parser bugs, and how...