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Hardware-Hacking: Arduino R4 and a Microwire EEPROM

Let's explore how we might interface with a Microwire EEPROM and extract data using the newly released Arduino UNO R4 eval board.…

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SE: Build a Caller ID Spoofing Rig

Telephone Caller ID (CID) is often abused to manipulate the recipient's trust. Come explore the technology as STACKTITAN's Alex Sander's demonstrates building a CID spoofing rig.…

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Hardware-Hacking: Lifting Firmware

Join us as we explore a technique to lift firmware from hardware. This is the first of many hardware hacking topics that the STACKTITAN team will be sharing and hope that it inspires you to crack open and investigate that perfectly functional router on your desk.…

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SMBExec: Red Side Analysis (Part 2)

STACKTITAN's Alex Mason is back with part II in this tradecraft series. This time around he demonstrates modifying SMBExec to bypass various detections.…

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SMBExec: Red Side Analysis (Part 1)

Ride along as Alex Mason from STACKTITAN shares tradecraft of analyzing offensive toolchains to identify detection opportunities in part one of this blog series.…