From Paperclips to CVEs: Ethan Morchy on Lockpicking and Medical Device Security
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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, American and Medeco locks. Also reports offensive hardware research on a heart monitor accessory that impacts about 800,000 users, extracts an encryption key by probing a flash chip to unlock an SD card with encrypted files, finds Windows EXEs for firmware analysis, and discloses three CVEs covering hardware and firmware while noting the monitor accepts remote cellular update pushes.
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