Juice Jacking 101 (What I Learned, What You Should Know)

Presented at ToorCon San Diego 13 (2011), Oct. 8, 2011, 6 p.m. (50 minutes).

The concept originated on July 4th, and within a month (with some help) the 'malicious' kiosk was designed and deployed in the most untrusted environment we could find, DefCon.

The discussion will go over basics of the build, information learned during the deployment of the "juice jacker" and goal of the project.

It may be rumored that we've designed a better kiosk, that is far more malicious. I will bring it on stage with me to give a demo - or leave it in the conference hall (with permission.)

Presenters:

• Robert Rowley
  Security researcher (news to me) recently credited with pioneering "Juice Jacking", a cell phone attack using public charge kiosks for malicious intent. Founding member of Irvine Underground, a computer security group out of Irvine, California since 2002.

Similar Presentations:

• DEF CON 19 (2011) / Internet Kiosk Terminals : The Redux
• THOTCON 0x3 (2012) / Juice Jacking 101 (Learning from Shenanigans)
• ToorCon San Diego TwentyOne (2019) / Kiosk Red Pills