Inverse Path staff is routinely active in creating new security research projects, many of which have been featured at conferences like BlackHat, CanSecWest, DEFCON, HITBSecConf, PacSec among others.
Here is a selection of our most popular research projects:
"Fully arbitrary 802.3 packet injection:
maximizing the Ethernet attack surface"
A research featuring novel techniques for security testing of network equipment.
Abstract, slides and tools are available.
"Chip & PIN is definitely broken - Credit card skimming
and PIN harvesting in an EMV world"
A security overview of the EMV protocol featuring new findings regarding PIN interception.
Abstract and slides are available.
"Sniff Keystrokes With Lasers/Voltmeters - Side
Channel Attacks Using Optical Sampling Of Mechanical Energy And Power Line
Leakage"
A project about new and unconventional TEMPEST techniques. Abstract, slides and
white paper are available.
"Unusual Car Navigation Tricks: Injecting RDS-TMC
Traffic Information Signals".
Our research about satellite
navigation systems. Abstract, slides and released tools are available.
Inverse Path is involved in open source in many ways. We write and release several open source tools relating to security and network management. We audit and release fixes for other open source software.
Here is a selection of the projects we are actively involved with:
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