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Debug to Root: A Friendly Introduction to Hardware Hacking

Date:
Tuesday, June 23
Time:
2 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. GMT
Workshop Debug to Root: A Friendly Introduction to Hardware Hacking with retro computer in background.

Nowadays, embedded and IoT devices play an important role in corporate and industrial environments, and even in our homes. Some of them are responsible for critical tasks. But how secure are they?

In this workshop, attendees will learn the fundamentals of hardware hacking, including how to identify the main components of a physical device, such as the primary processor, flash memory, debug interfaces, and other key hardware elements. Additionally, attendees will become familiar with using both hardware and software tools to analyze signals and interact with debug ports, interfaces, and ICs for tasks such as extracting firmware, obtaining root access to a device, or understanding how the device works. Finally, attendees will learn techniques for analyzing device firmware to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.


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About the speaker, Marco Sanchez

Security Consultant II

Marco is a Security Consultant at Bishop Fox. He specializes in applicationand external penetration testing. He has experience in conducting application, mobile, external, and cloud penetration testing for both Mexican and multinational companies and institutions. He has presented at cybersecurity conferences such as Ekoparty, HackGDL, BugCON, Bsides CDMX, and DragonJAR on topics related to RFID, Access Control Systems, Lock Picking, and Active Directory. He has a strong interest in hardware hacking, radio frequencies, and HAM radio.


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About the speaker, Abdel Bolivar

Managing Senior Consultant I

Abdel Bolivar is an offensive security leader at Bishop Fox and one of the leads of the Bishop Fox Mexico team, where he manages consultants and delivers security assessments across web, mobile, infrastructure, cloud, and hardware environments. With over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, Abdel has led offensive security programs, investigated high-impact incidents, and worked on everything from enterprise breaches to ATM fraud and ransomware outbreaks.

His current work focuses on offensive security, hardware and embedded device security, and helping organizations understand how real attackers abuse systems in the physical and digital world. Abdel is passionate about making complex security topics approachable and practical, and he regularly shares hands-on techniques for breaking—and fixing—real-world systems.

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