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Hardwear.io USA 2026

date:2026-05-29..2026-05-30
location:Santa Clara, United States
series:Hardwear.io USA · 4 editions

Hardwear.io USA 2026 featured top hardware security training, innovation, and connections. Relive the moments and gear up for Netherlands 2026!

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Exploiting Keyspace Reduction And Relay Attacks In 3Des And Aes Protected NFC TagsNathan Nye, Philippe Teuwen41m
Demonstrates practical attacks that combine relay over sub-gigahertz, partial key overwrite and EEPROM tearing to reduce 3DES/AES key entropy on MIFARE…
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The IoT Longevity Crisis: Managing Obsolete Security and "Cloud Slop"Yossi Oren11m
Argues that hardware lasts decades while vendor software and security decay within years, illustrated by a smart fridge whose clock is frozen at 2017 and still…
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The Automation of Exploits: Will Eatherton on AI-Driven Security and the End of ObscurityWill Eatherton13m
Claims that LLMs now chain firmware, board schematics, FPGA designs and embedded code into reproducible attacks and Cisco experiments show concrete results: an…
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The "Last Mile" of Security: Roman Korkikikan on Hacking TPMs with Budget HardwareRoman Korkikikan07m
Demonstrates a successful attack on a TPM of an edge server using power analysis and voltage injection, built with a custom sensing board plus used…
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The DIY Frontier of Autonomous DrivingJohn McMaster03m
A DIY Comma AI box that you build by intercepting the CAN bus and loading GitHub code drives a real car with a human ready to intervene, successfully…
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Securing the Quantum Future: Exploiting Crosstalk and Controller VulnerabilitiesJakub Szefer11m
Experiments run on IBM and other vendor machines demonstrate exploitable physical imperfections: crosstalk between qubits lets a nearby circuit alter a…
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Industrial Security and Environmental Resilience: A ConversationJames DeLuccia07m
Oversees security for about 1,000 products per year across industrial sensors, life‑safety systems, mobile apps and building platforms and explains many…
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Bridging the Gap: The Convergence of Hardware and Software SecurityConnie Mathison03m
Argues that software must be scanned on the device because vulnerabilities only reveal themselves when running on hardware, and teams struggle to convince…
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Open-Source Hardware Security: From Lab Experiments to Commercial RealityJohn McMaster04m
Chromebooks ship with a hard silicon implementation of the OpenTitan secure element and some servers include the embedded OpenTitan; Trezor integrates a Tropic…
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The Asymmetry of AI Security and Physical Hardware ResilienceLionel Riviere05m
Claim: AI currently gives attackers a practical advantage by AI-generated exploit code that rapidly expands attack surface and finds bugs faster, while…
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Ethical Hacking for All Ages: Hardware Hacking with Script KittyWolfgang Beck, Kody Kinsey06m
Hands‑on project lineup features a solderable Meow Mixer badge that teaches through‑hole and surface soldering and sells well to adults; a USB scripting device…
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From Digital Forensics to Hardware Reverse Engineering: A ConversationMathew Domanic06m
Three-day embedded and shredded course teaches how to identify board components, map schematics and perform firmware and memory acquisition using debugging…
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From Paperclips to CVEs: Ethan Morchy on Lockpicking and Medical Device SecurityEthan Morchy05m
Won the lockpicking contest by a single clear win after years of daily 10–15 minute practice and shows a re-pinning kit prize and experience with Master…
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Mandating Security: Sultan Qasim Kahn on the Vulnerabilities of Bluetooth Channel SoundingSultan Qasim Kahn05m
Bluetooth channel sounding implementations generate valid low‑level security metadata but then drop it above HCI, creating a simple exploit path where…
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The Intersection of Neuroscience, AI, and Hardware: A ConversationKalaina Andrese04m
A neuroscience undergrad turned developer describes building an oncologist-tailored LLM that ingests the NCCN guidelines to surface standard-of-care steps for…
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The Road to Red Teaming: Bypassing Motorcycle SecurityScott Sheahan06m
Research demonstrates a working hardware implant that physically isolates the immobilizer and lets the motorcycle start, bypassing both tactile protections and…
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Bridging the Glitch Gap: Hash Salehi on Making Professional Fault Injection AccessibleHash Salehi04m
Built an affordable front-end board that lets a Pico EMP plus a cheap eBay power supply deliver higher voltage pulses and faster recovery times so hobbyists…
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Unmasking the Black Box: Eduardo Montovani on Wi-Fi Security, AI, and Affordable HackingEduardo Montovani13m
Focuses on practical Wi‑Fi security: a homemade web interface controls a Wi‑Fi USB dongle from China to set monitor mode, send and receive frames and sniff…
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Beyond the Hype: Guanxing on Exploiting Crypto Phones and the Evolution of Security ResearchGuanxing13m
A USB-based exploit targets an Ethereum wallet phone and achieves key extraction because the vendor stores keys in the clear rather than isolating them in an…
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Your Mediatek Wi Fi Chip's Secrets Bypassing Firmware EncryptionEdoardo Mantovani40m
Complete defeat of MediaTek Wi‑Fi firmware: kernel reg_index/reg_val read/write primitives and radare2 support for NDS32 enable dumping and reverse…
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The F In Iot Stands For Future ProofingYossi Oren38m
Claims that IoT must stay secure for as long as devices remain useful because of a success–popularity mismatch where companies die but devices persist, shows…
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Reverse Engineering A Ledger Nano X Hardware ImplantJoe Grand46m
A secondhand Ledger Nano X contains a hidden green PCB with wires and an antenna that taps the SPI link between the secure element and display, captures the…
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Silicon Under Attack Physical Exploitation Of Modern ChipsJoe Grand, Lionel Riviere, Domenic Forte, Dan Grosu44m
Live fault injection succeeds across three cost tiers: a $100–$1,000 ChipWhisperer bench that achieves exploitable glitches, a mid‑tier EMFI setup using a chip…
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Hardware At The Edge Reliability, Ai Infrastructure And Defensive DesignWill Eatherton37m
Argues that observability is the most underweighted defensive pillar, cites 66% of Meta training job interruptions are hardware failures, and warns silent data…
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Hacking 5G From Radio Security To The ApisSébastien Dudek33m
Live networks still accept null ciphers accepted and ship with encryption or integrity protection disabled on signaling and user plane, enabling interception…
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Glitching Edge Ai Fault Injection On Npus, Automated By LLM AgentsJasper van Woudenberg, Rajesh Velegalati32m
Voltage glitching on a commercial Rockchip NPU corrupts object detection — hallucinations, phantom boxes and manipulated confidence scores occur without…
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Breaking The Root Of Trust Practical Side Channel Key Extraction From A TPMRoman Korkikian29m
Edge TPMs on shipped servers leak secrets: $2,000 power side‑channel setup plus a decades‑old oscilloscope and Raspberry Pi records power and SPI traces…
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When Hardware Gets Pwned Mechanics Of Detection, Response And RecoveryMarcus Richerson, James DeLuccia, Aaron Guzman49m
A firmware implant hides in an enterprise switch, deployed to 200 branch offices, survives factory reset and stays dormant until a researcher finds UART/JTAG…
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Security Analysis Of Bluetooth Channel Sounding Protocol And ImplementationsSultan Qasim Khan40m
Bluetooth Channel Sounding uses packet and multicarrier phase ranging but leaves combination and defenses optional, enabling attacks that shift perceived…
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Out Of The Box Exploitation Breaking The Trust Chain Of The Ethereum PhoneGuanxing Wen36m
Starts from an unenforced MediaTek download-mode auth and uses a Loader-of-the-Loader in-memory patching chain to reach EL3, install HVC/SMC backdoors in…
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Mobilized Immobilizer - Bypassing Motorcycle Security 1Scott Sheahan42m
Reverse engineers a 2025 Indian Scout Bobber to extract CAN traffic with a Kvaser and CAN Pico, finds two nested challenge‑response exchanges that reduce to…
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Cross Talk Vulnerabilities In Cloud Based Quantum ComputersJakub Szefer37m
Experimental results on real IBM quantum machines show co-located circuits cause measurable interference: running dense two‑qubit CNOT flood patterns on…
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