I had a media interview AND hacked her machine as example, won a $250 badge for building my SigInt device, provided a new class of attacks for the Wall of Sheep, AND Sheep'd the one who RUNS THE WALL OF SHEEP!Īnd, this is my first year! Home, at last. All the badges OK, DEFCON Hacking Conference was amazing, and the badge makers took it to a whole new level. He then shows me, and HE was the one running a vulnerable machine to Mousejacking! It’s a pageant for clever tricks that transform traditional green rectangular circuit boards into something beautiful.
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And if you look at my picture, there it is! That's the 40 bit MAC address of a nRF24L chip! But, who was it? Then the guy running the Wall of Sheep asks if it also affects dongles that are only for mice, and I tell him yes. DEF CON has become the de facto showplace of the Badgelife movement. And what do I find? I found a vulnerable machine! And I ask to have it listed, since it is a remote keyboard level exploit. I'm running my RadioInstigator looking for people with nRF24L keyboard/mouse HID chips plugged in. No that was a fucking PURE WIN!īut it stopped.? Not at all! I headed to Packet Village to the Wall of Sheep. I didn't 'win' per se, but did get an And!Xor badge. I had a fucking awesome party in my room on the 8th floor of the Flamengo, where we ended at Taco Bell with one hell of a SE master who ended up kissing the lady working at the Taco Bell.ĭid the awesomeness stop there? NO! I went to the Homebuilt Hacker Competition. I was interviewed by HackADay's Sophie Kravitz with my device I built called the RadioInstigator! Yeah, this year was my first and I fucking pwn3d it! I don't want people vulnerable raising tide lifts all boats, kind of thing. I also made a point to inform anybody and everybody I individually saw running these dongles to immediately remove them from your computer, and dispose of them. However, the way I chose to run my "attacks" were to prove beyond a shadow of doubt that they work, yet 'Do no Harm'. These destination devices are NOT MINE and I did not have permission to run active attacks on them. I would NOT actually run any attacks against anyone running an affected dongle.I could show a successful injection attack against a destination chip.I could identify between a non-injectable keyboard/mouse and an injectable computer dongle.HOWEVER the script I indicated was a "touch empty.txt" null script. I did indeed use the MouseJack program "Jackit" to remotely run a script on the Wall of Sheep's maintainer computer. I would like to specifically clarify the following.
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