Like last here here some recommendations for starting into 2019. Mainly from 35C3 and one from Bluehat.
See the original thread from twitter here (It’s a bit messed up, but should be complete):
A deep dive into the world of DOS viruses by @Benjojo12https://t.co/ufSYk5Bcs8
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 4, 2019
What The Fax?! by @ynvb and @eyalitkinhttps://t.co/aw1GMV9pqn
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 4, 2019
Compromising online accounts by cracking voicemail systems by @martin_vigohttps://t.co/ZZWqDwiuus
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 4, 2019
Space Ops 101 – An introduction to Spacecraft Operations by Sven Prüferhttps://t.co/pGEX25XKAP
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 4, 2019
The Layman's Guide to Zero-Day Engineering – A demystification of the exploit development lifecycle by @itszn13 and @gaasedelenhttps://t.co/08Uu4ceTnc
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 4, 2019
Du kannst alles hacken – du darfst dich nur nicht erwischen lassen. – OpSec für Datenreisende, about Opsec for hackes (German, English also available) by @Linuzifer and @__ths__https://t.co/CaOTrLjWCQ
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 6, 2019
Inside the AMD Microcode ROM – (Ab)Using AMD Microcode for fun and security by Benjamin Kollenda and Philipp Koppe
Slides: https://t.co/zF7HY5S8fc
github: https://t.co/R4aiWHF5Kc
Video: https://t.co/tz8ceqz48c— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 7, 2019
Self-encrypting deception – weaknesses in the encryption of solid state drives (SSDs) by Carlo Meijer
Draft Paper https://t.co/XzW43l8mwB
Slides https://t.co/TAH2nSchkP
Talk https://t.co/R5Bka9kYaz— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 7, 2019
https://t.co/jmj3mVQhWU – Hacking the most popular cryptocurrency hardware wallets by @nedos, @cryptotx, @stacksmashinghttps://t.co/Oejsevyf2Z
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 8, 2019
The Mars Rover On-board Computer – How Curiosity's Onboard Computer works, and what you can learn from how it was designed by @breakthesystemhttps://t.co/iGWKdedTS8
— Daniel (@DanielX4v3r) January 8, 2019
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