Attend In-person$2,299.00
Date | Day | Time | Duration |
21 Aug | Monday | 0900-17:00 ICT/GMT+7 | 8 Hours |
22 Aug | Tuesday | 0900-17:00 ICT/GMT+7 | 8 Hours |
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Because we give you all the lecture and lab materials and videos after class, what you’re really paying for is support from the instructor! So you’ll be entitled to keep asking up to 20 questions after class, with 1-2 hour turnaround answers (after accounting for time-zone differences.) This lets you keep productively working through the material if you run out of time at the conference. If you’d like to learn more about the benefits of this style of class delivery, please read this blog post.
SO much visualization; there is zero “wall of texts” slides.
I loved the threat trees and explanations that went along with them, the more narrative approach made it easy to stay engaged.
I like that it’s progressive and well taught with lots of tricks to make the material less dry
Really enjoyed the mix of lecture with some practical investigation on hardware with Chipsec.
The animated diagrams and humor mixed in with the slides worked really well for communicating how memory and registers were arranged and how bytes and nibbles split into different fields.
The “go forth and read things you will now understand better” research unlocked sections were great motivation for learning new things and letting me dive into rabbit holes of neat information.
The explanation of how the manuals are organized and how to find information in them along with the little fact lookup missions are so valuable, especially with Intel manuals.
I really enjoyed this class and the material. I will be referring to it frequently I am sure. I am also thankful for the collection of data sheets in the gitlab repo. That is a nice touch and I’m sure it took a long time to collect and organize.
Introduction
Reset Vector
Chipsets
Input/Output
PCIe
SPI Flash
System Management Mode (SMM)
Power-transition attacks
Conclusion