by TCMS Staff | Nov 29, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking
Introducing an IoT Testing Certification for Beginners TCM Security’s Practical IoT Pentest Associate (PIPA) is a unique IoT testing certification that requires exam takers to perform hands-on testing of IoT firmware to identify vulnerabilities and write a...
by TCMS Staff | Nov 20, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking
Introduction In part four of our “Getting Started with IoT and Hardware Hacking” series we will reverse engineer the httpd binary and libdt.so library to look for vulnerabilities. We will take a look at how to use Ghidra to decompile and reverse engineer...
by TCMS Staff | Nov 8, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking
Modern Car Theft In Canada (where I live), car theft has become somewhat of an epidemic. In 2022 alone, over 100,000 cars were reported stolen, that’s approximately one every five minutes, and enough to land Canada on Interpol’s list of top 10 worst countries...
by TCMS Staff | Nov 1, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking
Introduction In part three of our “Getting Started with IoT and Hardware Hacking” series we will perform firmware analysis to hunt for vulnerabilities in custom firmware we loaded onto a Raspberry Pi. In the first part of the series, we looked at the...
by TCMS Staff | Aug 2, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking
Introduction This blog is part 2 in the series “Getting Started with IoT and Hardware Hacking.” In part 1, we covered some core fundamentals and how to build an affordable toolkit of IoT and hardware hacking gear. If you missed that post, make sure to check it out. ...
by TCMS Staff | Jul 3, 2024 | IoT and Hardware Hacking
Introduction Over the last decade, the IoT landscape has witnessed significant growth, with an estimated 18 billion devices currently connected, and this number is rapidly expanding with each passing year. Projections suggest that the count could soar to 40 billion in...