Embedded software and security consultancy working on smart connected devices.
Bristol, UK
Joined January 2010
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Visit us at #embeddedworld2018 where we are demonstrating 4KOPEN - the new UHD open small board computer. Hall 4A-138
It's time for our #IBC2016 exhibition trip this year again. Please see us at stand 5.B48 or arrange to meet at mathembedded.com/contact
Interesting paper on generating ARM v8 executable alphanumeric shellcode from arbitrary programs arxiv.org/pdf/1608.03415v1.p…
New #automotiveindustry security training course for suppliers/OEMs mathembedded.com/security-se…
Automotive hacks go big - now trucks are in the firing line! xitter.cf/WIRED/status/760647559…
ARM to be bought by Softbank xitter.cf/rguest4business/status…
ARM chipmaker to be bought for £24bn by Japan's Softbank bbc.co.uk/news/business-3682…
Looks like its not just embedded devices that are susceptible to side-channel attacks... cacm.acm.org/magazines/2016/…
UK government releases 2016 statistics on cyber attacks against businesses gov.uk/government/uploads/sy…
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Avast researchers hacked a Vizio Smart TV to gain access to a home network : blog.avast.com/2015/11/11/th…
Hacking Team was hacked via an embedded device - the weak link in the chain of #cybersecurity. See 5.3 of ghostbin.com/paste/6kho7
Real world security: pragmatism & psychology behind CESGs recommendation to not force regular password expiry xitter.cf/CESG_HMG/status/720932…
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USB 3.1 introduces elliptic curve cryptographic authentication and X.509v3 certificate chains usb.org/developers/docs/
The ongoing attacker/defender war - Linux kernel hardening work on defence to new sigreturn attacks lwn.net/Articles/676803/
#cybersecurity insecure vehicle telematics - a great way for thieves to find their next victim real-time jcarlosnorte.com/security/20…
We assume properties for prime numbers in cryptography, but how well do we really know them... quantamagazine.org/20160313-…
We like to believe hardware is secure, but what we know is that it's often just more difficult to attack. xitter.cf/halvarflake/status/705…
I am giving a short talk tonight in Singapore (on lessons I learnt from Rowhammer). My slides are here: docs.google.com/presentation…
It was only a matter of time and they're certainly not the only ones guilty of ignoring security. xitter.cf/arstechnica/status/702…
Asus lawsuit puts entire industry on notice over shoddy router security arstechnica.com/security/201… by @dangoodin001
