Hannes Weissteiner

FPGAs are an easy way to try out digital hardware design. This talk will give a quick overview on what they are, what they can be used for and how to program them.

This talk will be a short overview on FPGAs: What they are, how they work and what they can be used for. We will talk about their pros and cons, and have a quick look at how implementing something on a FPGA works.

Some members of the local CTF team, LosFuzzys, present their favorite exploits of the year, discussing their impact and giving a high-level overview. Examples include 0click iMessage, log4J, and many more. The talk is aimed at people that are interested in information security, however all backgrounds are welcome.

LosFuzzys is a group of people interested in information security who participate in competitive hacking competitions called capture-the-flag or CTFs. We are very interested in information security and technology in general. CTFs provide a challenging way of practicing information security-related skills and teamwork in diverse teams. CTFs are collaborative and competitive at the same time and most importantly, they are fun.

Other people: Markus Schiffermüller Lena David Muckenschnabl