Presented at
The Last HOPE (2008),
July 18, 2008, 9 p.m.
(60 minutes).
The business world has spawned a new kind of creature, the mobile, traveling worker. This creature typically carries a multitude of wireless devices on them while traveling to and from clients. Unless special care has been taken, these devices present a plethora of ways to pwn them and their data. This talk will take a look at a worst case scenario and go through all the ways one of these business travelers can be pwn'd at a distance by a bored attacker in an airport, hotel, or other public space.
Presenters:
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Brad Haines / RenderMan
as RenderMan
RenderMan is a Canadian born and raised hacker making the rough transition to the professional world. He is a frequent speaker at hacker and security cons around the world. He is also co-author of RFID Security and Kismet Hacking by Syngress Publishing. When not adding to his expanding collection of badges, he is desperately seeking employment with a company who can support such a lifestyle and allow him to continue stuffing electronics into things like teddy bears.
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