Join Helen and this week’s guest, security educator Joe Fitzpatrick, as they talk about hardware security and hardware hacking. Along the way, we get an in-depth look at his Tigard hardware hacking tool. We also get a look at Joe’s bench and his very extensive collection of conference badges. There’s also a very early sneak peak at a new FPGA-based project Joe and collaborator Piotr Esden are working on.
A Tigard board with wiring harnesses
A BitMagic open hardware FX2-based logic analyzer. It includes a labeled wiring harness and a 14-pin cable for connecting directly to Tigard.