Forging the USB Armory

Offered By: 44CON Information Security Conference via YouTube

Course Description

Overview

Explore the development journey of the USB armory, an innovative open hardware board designed for security applications. Delve into the creation process of this flash drive-sized computer, powered by modern System on a Chip (SoC) technology. Learn about the architecture, security features, and open source tools used in its development. Discover the advantages of an open USB device with increased computational power for personal security applications. Examine the implementation of secure boot and ARM TrustZone, and gain insights into the lessons learned during the manufacturing process. Investigate the first open source application developed for the platform, focusing on advanced file encryption functionality. Understand how this unique device empowers developers and users with a fully customizable USB trusted device for open and innovative security solutions.

Syllabus

Forging the USB armory Presented By Andrea Barisani

Taught by

44CON Information Security Conference

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