2023-10-07 –, Track 1
Have you heard of the Flipper Zero? It's an all-in-one pocket-sized hacker's dream!
We will explore the various features and applications the Flipper Zero has to offer, in addition to demonstrating several attacks the device can perform to illustrate the potential this device holds.
Whether you've just heard about the Flipper Zero today, or you have been a fan since day one, we'll walk through many features the Flipper offers as well as show some demonstrations of what people have done with this pocket-sized hacking tool.
Whether you consider your Flipper Zero an extension of yourself, own one and are looking for things to try, or have never heard of the Flipper Zero, we have an exciting talk for you to see!
During the talk, we will provide a comprehensive introduction to the Flipper Zero, guiding you through its capabilities and demonstrating how to set up the device straight out of the box. We will also show off some cool things that have been done with the Flipper Zero and it's jam-packed with demos!
We'll show off how to clone a hotel card, inject keystrokes wirelessly and even break the rolling code on a garage door opener live! There's many more demonstrations and you won't want to miss this talk.
Please note that some demonstrations are tentative and subject to availability and logistical considerations.
Jordan is an embedded software engineer working at a government contractor. He’s active in the SecKC community and is known for reverse engineering weather balloons. In the past, Jordan has previously spoken about RF replay attacks and tracking weather balloons. Outside of those he likes to participate in CTF competitions, create badges and learn about wireless security.
Cosette Mazet is a security contractor and an amateur RF hacker who loves to explore the fields of space, math, and quantum computing. She graduated with an Associate Degree in Computer Science/Information Systems - Secure Systems Administration & Engineering from Metropolitan Community College of Kansas City and also studied Electrical Engineering at the University of Nevada Reno for a few years. She is currently involved in several organizations that promote the growth and development of women and hackers in cybersecurity, such as Security of Kansas City, Women in Security-Kansas City, and Badge Pirates LLC. She enjoys making badges for fun and no profit with the Badge Pirates, a company that specializes in computers and electronics manufacturing. She also volunteers for events that inspire the next generation of female IT security professionals, such as WiS-KC . Cosette Mazet is a passionate and talented individual who strives to make a positive impact in the world of cybersecurity.