Last week I gave a presentation at SOURCE Seattle Conference, on defensive UEFI tools/guidance, mostly talking about NIST 147’s lifecycle, and how to use tools like (CHIPSEC, acpidump, FWTS) to look for signs of firmware attacks.
As I understand it, SOURCE Conference will have video of this presentation online sometime in the near future.
https://www.sourceconference.com/copy-of-seattle-2016-agenda-details
Slides have been uploaded to this blog, and are available here:.srcsea17. (PreOS Security will have an archive of all of our post-conference materials on Github shortly.)
At the conference, Bryan of the Brakeing Security podcast interviewed PreOS Security co-founder Paul English and myself, along with some other SOURCE Seattle speakers. I am not sure when that podcast is queued up for. I hate public speaking in general, but I cringe at completely unprepared interviews like this podcast. Sorry I didn’t have better concise answers to the questions put to me. I think the normal podcast drinking game is to drink whenever you hear ‘um’ or ‘I mean’. Be careful if you’re playing that game during my brief audio clips. 😦
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A slide in the presentation pre-announces an upcoming tool we’re working on. That tool should be ready in a few weeks, more details soon.
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