Seattle DIY Internet of Things - September 2019

Save the date! Admission by RSVP only. We'll close the RSVP 24 hours before the event so don't forget to register!

What is Seattle DIY Internet of Things all about?
We are 100% all about empowering all people interested in building connected solutions.
This is a safe zone.
This is open to all.
The topics are community driven and reflect the values of diversity, inclusion and respect. If you have any questions or are unsure please ask one of the moderators.

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Special thanks to Insight Data Science for hosting!
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This month we are excited to present two Featured Speakers.

Thomas Horton will share an overview of AWS IoT and integrating it to an arduino project.

Corbin Souffrant will talk about IoT security and tactics attackers use to reverse engineer IOT devices from a black box approach.

Special thanks to Insight Data Science for hosting!
https://www.insightdatascience.com/

Schedule
5:30-6pm - Introductions
6pm-6:30pm - Raffle and Announcements
6:30-7:15 - Featured Presentation // AWS IoT Core
7:15-8:00 - Featured Presentation // IoT Security
8:00-8:30 - Networking

Featured Presenter - Tom Horton // AWS IoT Core
AWS IoT Core is a managed service that allows developers to securely connect physical devices to The Cloud.
In this presentation, we'll discuss AWS IoT Core- what it is, some simple use cases, and how to get started.

Tom is a Cloud Architect focused on using Amazon Web Services. He comes from a background in large-scale web development, and enjoys tinkering in the IoT space with his "Connected Sailboat".

Featured Presenter - Corbin Souffrant // IoT Security
This talk discusses what attackers use to reverse engineer IOT devices from a black box approach. Hardware security concepts such as debugging protocols (JTAG/UART) will be reviewed as well as more active attacks like glitching and chip decapping. This is not intended to be a comprehensive guide to performing the attacks, as any of these topics could be a talk by itself, but attendees should be able to take away ideas to research for analyzing or protecting their own devices.

Corbin Souffrant is a Security Consultant with Leviathan Security Group where his expertise spans several security domains. He has engaged in projects involving everything from firmware and device security, to application assessments, and even fuzzer development. Prior to this, he participated as a competitor in DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC), researched program analysis tooling, and reverse-engineered exploits from active malware samples.

We'll look forward to seeing you there!

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