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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2025 · 54 MIN

Hardware Hacking Tips & Tricks - BTS #48

from Below the Surface (Audio) - The Supply Chain Security Podcast · host Paul Asadoorian

In this episode, Paul and Chase delve into the world of hardware hacking, focusing on devices like the Flipper Zero and ESP32. They discuss the various applications of these tools, their impact on awareness in the hacking community, and the security implications surrounding their use. The conversation also touches on vulnerabilities in hotel security systems, challenges in remediating legacy systems, and the commoditization of hacking tools. Through practical examples and insights, the hosts explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and the role of hardware in it. In this conversation, Paul and Chase delve into the world of hardware hacking, discussing the accessibility of devices like the Flipper Zero and ESP32, the importance of supply chain security, and the real-world implications of vulnerabilities in firmware and bootloaders. They emphasize the need for validation in the supply chain and explore the growing interface between hardware hacking and enterprise risk. 

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