Learn How to Use MicroController in Real World Hacking Scenario
Learn How to Use MicroController in Real World Hacking Scenario
If you remember the scene from Mission Impossible 4 at Burj Khalifa in which Benji ask agent Ethan Hunt that they can not hack burj khalifa server room from inside. The only way to reach the server room is by climbing over the walls of the Burj and placing some hardware that contains malware and inserting it into the server. We going to see how we can create that hardware.
In this Course I’m going to show you how we can use tiny 1$ microcontroller to hack any PC on your local network as well as anywhere in the world using public IP.
This Microcontroller is called DigiSpark. It is a microcontroller based on Attiny85 development board. It is similar to Arduino but smaller and more powerful in terms of hacking.
What is DigiSpark
DigiSpark Programming
How DigiSpark can be used in Hacking
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I'm a Security Expert and Software Developer with 7+ years experience. I love to work on innovative offensive security ideas. I have developed many web application and mobile applications. I have also worked on security of many industrial software's. Currently I'm working on exploit research and use of deep learning with micro controllers in Penetration Testing.
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Well, it's a short course, but the information is very valuable, Thanks ... =*
Bad sound quality and outdated material.
need more
Great Instructor, fast, easy
I hope u make lecture about C programming language for hardware, for ethical hacking stuff.
Thanks a lot.
good
good
this course gives me new ideas in pen.testing
I have a few points regarding this course.
» Video 10 - The author forgot to add KEY_ENTER on the digispark script and its clear that he hits enter when the script stops on the powershell console;
» Video 12 - Sound is really bad. Seems recorded on a bunker or something;
» Video 13 - Well Post exploitation using Meterpreter is just showing help, dir files and downloading files. If the author wanted to keep it simple he could do screenshot or even mapping the network.
I think the course is average and didn't learn nothing new. By the way, is totally out-dated. Default AV will trigger on Veil. Try using Empire.
well presented !
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Juthawong N.
Short and straight forward