Hacking bIOTech
Beware, bIOTech is not necessarily Biotech. The talk will give an intro into the Compass deliberately vulnerable plant watering (humidity) sensor—bIOTech. A piece of IoT that makes use of the Expressif Systems’ ESP8266 module and connects to the hacking-lab.com platform. An environment, readily available to teach and experiment with information security aspects. You will get a kick-start on how to set up the device and how to tamper with its credential storage. Grab your own device right after the talk.
About the speaker
Cyrill Brunschwiler
Managing Director
at
Compass Security Schweiz AG
With more than fifteen years of experience within the security scene and a background in electronics, Cyrill has come across numerous technologies and issues.
He has been extensively contributing wargame challenges and educational material to the hacking-lab.com platform in its early days.
Cyrill has been providing independent advice in the fields of penetration testing, security reviews and digital forensics to customers within the industries, utilities, pharma, finance and government sectors since 2005.
He has been teaching network pentesting, wireless security and application security in cooperation with the Swiss ISACA chapter to several hundred students since and volunteers now and then for security lectures at local universities and business clubs.
Cyrill has also contributed and supported (CFP board) to former Swiss Cyber Storm and Hack&Learn conferences.
He holds an MSc degree in Information Security from the well-renowned Royal Holloway University of London.
In 2014 Cyrill Brunschwiler was appointed as the Managing Director of Compass Security Switzerland.
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