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So whenever you're ready, we're rolling.

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Hey, this is Tevo.

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We're at the IoT Village CTF.

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This is our CTF network, where we have over 48 challenges that you can attack.

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Starting with some very easy stuff down on the bottom.

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Working up into some more medium difficulty.

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Some pretty hard stuff on the third rack.

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And then the fourth rack we have some devices that don't have vulnerabilities, but we'll give you the firmware, see if you can find an ODA in any of these devices.

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This year we've expanded the CTF to go beyond just SOHO devices.

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We've added some really interesting stuff like an emergency broadcast alert system that players can try to hack and broadcast their own emergency alert to the TV up here.

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We have a Glowcom satellite unit that was retired from the Secret Service that we bought on surplus option.

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We also wanted to expose players to the hardware side of IoT.

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So we have a hardware-based attack, where we give you access to a serial shell on one of these devices.

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You have to edit some of the boot arguments, get into a shell, and then find the flag from that.

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So to show you how to attack IoT from a hardware perspective.

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This is our network, we've got a lot of cool stuff, and I hope people come and enjoy it.

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Cool, and just again, who are you and what's your handle?

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I'm Tivo, I'm one of the CTF leads from IoT Village.

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Awesome, thank you so much.

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Thank you.