[Mep-dev] Hacking GNU Radio

[Michelle]

Hi Dave!

I'm looking forward to it. I last attended during mid-single-digits of Defcon, so I'm quite curious as to how it's changed and evolved.

Myself, Ken Easton, and Keith Wheeler are planning to attend, with another one or two interested but probably not able to attend.

We'll be talking about MEP over the weekend and I anticipate some amount of progress in terms of the baseband and getting some guidance on the current state of the economy of small board houses and manufacturing and whether or not there are any opportunities there we can take advantage of. 

The three of us are making some preparations for participating in the badge hacking contest. 

-Michelle W5NYV


Potestatem obscuri lateris nescis.



----- Original Message ----
From: Dave hartzell <hartzell at gmail.com>
To: mep <mep-dev at uppermeadow.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 2, 2009 10:02:36 AM
Subject: Re: [Mep-dev] Hacking GNU Radio

Hi Michelle,

Looks like a fun conference.  I have been meaning to attend for a few years now.

Just curious who is going (feel free to reply off-list)...  Is a MEP
face-to-face planned?

Dave


On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 8:51 AM, Michelle<w5nyv at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Here is the writeup for the GNU Radio talk at Defcon 17 (coming up in late July early August).
>
> Does anyone know who the speaker is? Just curious. We have three MEPsters attending and one possible maybe. I'll report back about anything that might be interesting to MEP.
>
> Hacking with GNURadio by Videoman
>
> This presentation I will focus on the requirements for GnuRadio, cost, code, and radio technology basics. I will also present some of attacks that have been created using the GnuRadio, as well as my own research from a successful hack of a proprietary Multiple Address System (MAS) SCADA network, and a quick demo of the GnuRadio in action.
>
> Videoman has 9+ years of experience doing computer security. He has worked for large enterprise financial institutions to secure their networks. Currently a computer security consultant, he enjoys working for NetSPI's clients to help them reduce their risks. In his spare time he and his wife run the local DefCon Group (DC612), and help to run the network at DefCon. He also likes to brew beer, and bike the many miles of pathways in Minnesota.
>
> If you have a minute to review the speaker lineup, and see something you'd like summarized, let me know. The speaking schedule is here:
>
> http://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-17/dc-17-schedule.html
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