CODE BLUE 2016 contests
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Conference runs a series of staged challenges that place researchers in front of real IoT and embedded boards so they can probe firmware, fuzz interfaces and extract debug ports, with onsite tooling like JTAG adapters and serial consoles provided. Attendees discover multiple zeroes and minor bugs during the event, iterate on exploitation methods, and trade techniques in hands-on hardware devices, live vulnerability challenges, peer forensic discussions.
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