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Thanks to BruCON and all the BruCON attendees for the fantastic event and the questions after we finished delivering our talk. There was a question around recommended tools to “get started” with doing similar work. There is no need to buy exactly what is linked — products listed for example…

In the Hardware Hacking Village at Kernelcon, we had a network “PewPew” map running. It’s based on Organic IP Visualizer: https://github.com/USU-Security/oip, which I saw at Shmoocon when i presented there in January 2025. The instructions for compiling and installing are solid, i was running this on an Intel N97 MiniPC…

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Kernelcon Hardware Hacking Village: Race to the Finish Line! Buckle up, hackers! Kernelcon’s Hardware Hacking Village is hitting the ground running with our “Race Condition” theme. This year, we’re not just talking about software bugs – we’re pushing the limits of hardware and firmware, exploring the vulnerabilities that arise when…

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Kernelcon 2023 (www.kernelcon.org) is done! It was a mad rush finishing documentation/project guides but things (mostly) went off without a hitch. Reminder that all guides for projects are here:  PROJECTS! By far, the most popular project this year was the homebrew LED light strip — participants flash a microcontroller and…