Embedded Hardware Acquisition & Analysis Training will focus on processes and methodology that examiners can use to access digital data at the logical and physical levels from: IoT devices, Smart TVs, Vehicle Modules, Skimmers/Shimmers, Routers and almost every device that utilizes a main board, controller chip and some forms of flash memory. New content includes accessing, decoding and circumventing security methods and encryption keys using reverse engineering and power glitching techniques.
Students will be provided with a foundation of how electronics work in relation to the techniques being used in this training. The processes taught will include tools from cost effective sources, open source resources, and commercial tools.
Students will learn how to adapt techniques like ISP, Chip-Off, Reverse Engineering and Voltage Glitching and apply it to embedded devices commonly using communication protocols such as SWD, SPI, i2C, UART and more, to exploit components and recover and decode data from various sources like embedded code and the flash memory of controller chips. Data from these sources can then be analyzed for evidence or malware artifacts.
This course is open to all digital forensic professionals.
Due to the sensitive nature of our curriculum, and industry, all potential students are subject to vetting prior to enrollment. We reserve the right to refuse registration to any person that does not meet our established criteria.
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All students receive a certificate of completion.
Each student receives the new Teel Tech EHAAT toolkit that includes tools used in class, as well as the Teel Tech CMD42 utility for identifying locked monolith memory (SD, microSD, etc.), validation ruler and Micro Sniffer.
Teel Tech EHAAT toolkit contents include: