UEFI and the Task of the Translator: Cross-Architecture UEFI Quines for Exploit Development
Offered By: OffensiveCon via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
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Explore the intricacies of UEFI exploit development through a conference talk that delves into cross-architecture UEFI quines as a framework. Gain insights into the complexities of UEFI systems and learn innovative approaches to exploit development. Discover how the speaker, Nika Korchok Wakulich, applies the concept of translation to UEFI vulnerabilities, offering a unique perspective on this critical area of cybersecurity. Examine the challenges and opportunities presented by UEFI architecture across different platforms, and understand how quines can be leveraged as a powerful tool in the exploit developer's arsenal. Suitable for security researchers, exploit developers, and those interested in low-level system security, this hour-long presentation from OffensiveCon24 provides a deep dive into advanced UEFI exploitation techniques.
Syllabus
OffensiveCon24 - Nika Korchok Wakulich - UEFI and the Task of the Translator
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OffensiveCon
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