Black Hat Asia 2025
43 talks · 2025 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.
Browse with filters →- (Mis)adventures with Copilot+: Attacking and Exploiting Windows NPU Drivers 2025
- A Closer Look at the Gaps in the Grid: New Vulnerabilities and Exploits Affecting Solar Power 2025
- A Journey into Advanced Theoretical Reverse Engineering 2025
- Behind Closed Doors - Bypassing RFID Readers 2025
- Bridging the Gap: Type Confusion and Boundary Vulnerabilities Between WebAssembly and JavaScript 2025
- CDN Cannon: Exploiting CDN Back-to-Origin Strategies for Amplification Attacks 2025
- Determining Exploitability of Vulnerabilities with SBOM and VEX 2025
- Dismantling the SEOS Protocol 2025
- Double Tap at the Blackbox: Hacking a Car Remotely Twice with MiTM 2025
- DriveThru Car Hacking: Fast Food, Faster Data Breach 2025
- Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (Disinformation 2.0) 2025
- Impostor Syndrome - Hacking Apple MDMs Using Rogue Device Enrolments 2025
- Inbox Invasion: Exploiting MIME Ambiguities to Evade Email Attachment Detectors 2025
- Invisible Ink: Privacy Risks of CSS in Browsers and Emails 2025
- JDD: In-depth Mining of Java Deserialization Gadget Chains 2025
- KernelSnitch: Leaking Kernel Heap Pointers by Exploiting Software-Induced Side-Channel Leakage 2025
- KernJC: Automated Vulnerable Environment Generation for Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities 2025
- Keynote: Cyber Threats in the Age of AI 2025
- Keynote: Perspectives on Trust in Hardware Supply Chains 2025
- Mini-App But Great Impact: New Ways to Compromise Mobile Apps 2025
- ObfusQate: Where Quantum Magic Meets Code Security – Say Goodbye to Easy Cracking! 2025
- Operation BlackEcho: Voice Phishing Using Fake Financial and Vaccine Apps 2025
- QuickShell: Sharing is Caring About an RCE Attack Chain on Quick Share 2025
- Remote Exploitation of Nissan Leaf: Controlling Critical Body Elements from the Internet 2025
- Should We Chat, Too? Security Analysis of WeChat's MMTLS Encryption Protocol 2025
- Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: De-Obfuscating WebAssembly Using LLVM 2025
- Sweeping the Blockchain: Unmasking Illicit Accounts in Web3 Scams 2025
- The Black Hat Asia Network Operations Center (NOC) Report 2025
- The ByzRP Solution: A Global Operational Shield for RPKI Validators 2025
- The Drone Supply Chain's Grand Siege: From Initial Breaches to Long-Term Espionage 2025
- The Illusion of Isolation: How Isolation Failures in CI/CD Servers Lead to RCE and Privacy Risks 2025
- The Oversights Under the Flow: Discovering the Vulnerable Tooling Suites From Azure MLOps 2025
- The Pivotal Role of Large Language Models in Extracting Actionable TTP Attack Chains 2025
- The Problems of Embedded Python in Excel, or How to Excel in Pwning Pandas 2025
- Think Inside the Box: In-the-Wild Abuse of Windows Sandbox in Targeted Attacks 2025
- Tinker Tailor LLM Spy: Investigate & Respond to Attacks on GenAI Chatbots 2025
- Unveiling New Attack Vectors in Bluetooth Vulnerability Discovery through Protocol State Machine 2025
- Using Deep Learning Attribution Methods for Fault Injection Attacks 2025
- Utilizing AI Models to Conceal and Extract Commands in C2 Images 2025
- vCenter Lost: How the DCERPC Vulnerabilities Changed the Fate of ESXi 2025
- Watch Your Phone: Novel USB-Based File Access Attacks Against Mobile Devices 2025
- Weaponized Deception: Lessons from Indonesia's Muslim Cyber Army 2025
- Who Cares Where Waldo Is. Locating macOS Users Without Their Consent 2025