Hardware & Wireless Village

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM both days

Sponsored by Telstra

Away from the bustle of the main conference, the Hardware & Wireless Village provides delegates with the opportunity to work on their badges, individual projects and discuss topics with like-minded individuals. Besides hosting community soldering stations for badge and kit work we aim to offer talks and mini breakout sessions relating to hardware and radio. Topics may include Wifi, RFID, SDR, Bluetooth etc. Remember you will get the most out of the HWV by talking to people working on projects and sharing ideas.

Talks/Tutorials

Have something fun and exciting you want to share with the community? Email info(at)bsidesau(dot)com(dot)au to add your talk to the schedule below.

Day 1: Friday 15th April

When	What
Friday 10:00 - 10:15	Name: Iggy Talk: Badge Intro
Friday 11:00 - 11:15	Name: Pete Fillmore Talk: Chip-wrangling the ChipWhisper-Lite
Friday 13:00 - 13:15	Name: Paul Harvey Talk: Fun with Satellites
Friday 14:00 - 14:15	Name: Faz Talk: Wireless penetration- Understanding client side exploitation

Day 2: Saturday 16th April

Saturday 10:00 - 10:15	Name: Iggy Talk: Badge Intro
Saturday 11:00 - 11:15	Name: Faz Talk: Analysing pager traffic redux
Saturday 13:00 - 13:15	Name: Liam Talk: THE IONOSPHERE AND YOU!

Schedule subject to change

Hosted By:

Iggy

Iggy has been involved in radio, electronics and embedded systems for over 38 years along with stints in policing, intelligence and security. You’ll quite often see him around computer security conferences in Australia and regularly at the Canberra Region Amateur Radio club. Easy-going with a love of all things technical he’ll be our go-to guy for hardware and radio projects

Ed Farrell (Faz)

Faz has spoken at a number of hackercons including Ruxcon, Wahckon and Kiwicon. By day Faz is a security consultant & Penetration tester. By night, he likes to break, build and learn things, with radios & hardware being his latest field of fun.

Pete Fillmore

Pete is best known for walking around with random electronics around his neck. He is responsible for the ruxcon, kiwicon and ducksec electronic badges as well as some really interesting research which he has presented at numerous conferences.

Friends of:

MakeHackVoid

Canberra Region Amateur Radio Club