About this Event
Join us for an evening of fun at this month’s hack::soho taking place 27 February, 6pm - 9pm GMT, set up to be a loose networking environment where cyber security professionals can chat, get some complimentary food & drink, and discuss rising global trends. This month's hack::soho will feature a talk from speaker Tony Moor, IOActive Senior Director of Silicon Lab Services. The abstract of the talk, 'PVC Humbles Pi - Physical Anti-Fuse Key Extraction from the RP2350,' is below!
hack::soho is a monthly event hosted at our London, UK office for the cybersecurity and hacking community to discuss all things security over food and refreshments. We welcome you to invite others in your circle to extend our collective network.
We hope you can join us,
IOActive team
ABSTRACT
Until now, anti-fuse technology was considered safe, indeed it was deemed “virtually impossible to detect using physical attack or reverse engineering techniques”. During this presentation we show how this myth was debunked and discuss in detail the method used to physically extract secrets from the RP2350 chip which forms the heart of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
IOActive UK HQ, 120 Charing Cross Road, London, United Kingdom
USD 0.00
