Talks

Below are some of the talks I have given at various events, conferences, and meetups. I try to keep a running list of talks that are on YouTube on the following playlist: YouTube Playlist of Talks

Splunk .conf 2024 - Protecting ADCS with Splunk

This talk was about using Splunk to detect common ADCS attacks and how to enable logging with the Microsoft CA server.

SecDSM Feb 1st, 2024 - Becoming a Keymaster: Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) Attacks

ADCS is a popular target for attackers due to the ease at which full active directory domain compromise can occur. In this talk, I go over the basics of certificates in ADCS, popular attack methods, and some basic defenses you can implement as defenders. Becoming a Keymaster: Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) Attacks

SecDSM June 1st, 2023 - Hacking Garage Doors with RF: On a budget

An intro to garage door RF hacking with tools that anyone can build for under $50. I also went into details about the protocols of the most common brand of garage door openers in the US. Hacking Garage Doors with RF: On a budget

IASG (Iowa State University, Information Assurance Student Group) November 17th, 2022 - RFID Hacking

An intro into RFID hacking presented to the IASG at the ISU campus. IASG - RFID Hacking

ISU CPR E 231 Guest Speaker, November 8th, 2022 - What is Penetration Testing?

What does a pentester do? What should students do in school to prepare to be a pentester? What does my day-to-day look like? (This talk was not recorded)

Secure Iowa 2022 - RFID Hacking

An intro into RFID hacking with what hardware, tools, and apps you can use to investigate RFID cards. (This talk was not recorded but is similar to the IASG talk above)

Bsides Iowa 2022 - Garage Door Hacking: SecMinus

An intro into garage door opener RF hacking and demo. (This talk was not recorded but is extremely similar to the SecDSM June 2023 talk above)

IASG March 3rd, 2020 - Some Fun Projects

A few cool projects that I have been working on. Includes hardware hacking basics and firmware reverse engineering. IASG - Some Fun Projects

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