Computing
Defcon 21 Decapping Chips The Strike Easy Hard Way – Reverse Engineering
Reverse engineering of integrated circuits is challenging but in many circumstances can be done.
Research Links
Related Links
Cadence
Getting Cadence Mixed Signal Photo Diode Circuit to Compile
The key to solving the problem was carefully looking at the Cadence text output and then opening the correct log file named: ahdlcmi.out . This file was located in the project folders.
The following problems were flagged
- /usr/include/gnu/stub-32.h
- /usr/lib/crti.o
- ld can not find -lc
ld can not find -lc was the linker saying it could not find liba.c.
These were installed using Yast and selecting
- glibc-devel-static
- glibc-devel-static-32bit
Both 32 and 64 bit were installed because it was not known which was needed. I suspect it is the 32 bit version due to the stub-32.h header file that was earlier a problem.
Communication
Defcon 21 – The Secret Life of SIM Cards
Research Links
- ShadyTel Toorcamp Wiki
- Rainbow Table
- Karsten Nohl – Black Hat 2013 – Rooting SIM Cards
- GitHub: ShadyTel SIM tools
- SEEK for Android
- Android Explorations
- Using the SIM card as a secure element in Android
- simhacks – Information about SIM Cards and JavaCard STK Applets
- ShadyTel SIM cards for purchase
- Osmocom – project aiming to create a Free Software, (A)GPL-licensed software implementations for the GSM/3GPP protocol stacks and elements.
- ToorCamp
- Entry: OpenBTS -Your own cellular phone cell
- JAVA CARD SDK DOWNLOADS
ShadyTel Camp
