Name: SecTalks Melbourne 0x0D - "VoIP Device Vulnerabilities"
Start: 2017-04-27T18:00:00+10:00
End: 2017-04-27T20:00:00+10:00
Location: New PwC Office

Talk: VoIP Device Vulnerabilities

The Grandstream GXV3275 is an Android based VOIP video phone. Analysis of the phone shipped with an early firmware version identified a wide variety of vulnerabilities, all leading to remote code execution as root. This presentation will walk through a range of vulnerabilities in the phone,discussing how they were discovered, and the ways in which they could be exploited to achieve RCE as root.

Who:

Brendan Scarvell is a hoodie/hacker recently down from BNE, working as a penetration tester in Melbourne. He is part of TheGoonies CTF team, and has most likely made CTF challenges you have played at various security conferences such as Ruxcon.

Challenge:

Bring a laptop along.

Provided:

Ample drinks (beer/wine/non-alcoholic) and food.

Location:

Please keep in mind the location has now changed to 2 Riverside Quay.

If you have any difficulty getting there, please contact Mike for directions.

WHEN: PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT IS ON THURSDAY - NOT THE USUAL WEDNESDAY TIME

Mike

SecTalks Melbourne

Technology

White Hat Hacking

Web Security

Network Security

Hacking

Information Security

Application Security

Mobile Security

Ethical Hacking

Computer Security

Penetration Testing

Cybersecurity

Web Application Security

Internet Privacy

Linux

SecTalks Melbourne 0x0D - "VoIP Device Vulnerabilities"

New PwC Office

Share

SecTalks Melbourne

SecTalks Melbourne 0x0D - "VoIP Device Vulnerabilities"

SecTalks Melbourne

Details

Members are also interested in