EXPLOITING REAL-TIME OPERATING SYSTEMS
Elevate your cybersecurity expertise by mastering RTOS exploitation in 5 days.
This course is your gateway to mastering the intricate world of RTOS firmware exploitation.
DEEPEN YOUR TACTICAL AND TECHNICAL SKILLS IN HARDWARE HACKING.
WHY THIS RTOS COURSE:
RTOS Deep-Dive
We don't just skim the surface. Our comprehensive curriculum delves deep into analyzing, reversing, debugging, and exploiting embedded RTOS firmware.
Advanced Learning
If you're a seasoned cybersecurity professional, this course builds upon your existing knowledge. It's ideal for those with an embedded Linux/firmware exploitation background. If you've tackled our IoT Firmware Exploitation course, you're ready for this.
Real-World Embedded Device Hacking
Get hands-on. This isn't just theory; it's about gaining practical skills for real-world proficiency in RTOS vulnerability analysis and exploitation. We use real devices, not some Raspberry PI nonsense.
WHO SHOULD ENROLL NOW:
- Professionals with a grasp of basic overflows and ROP.
- Individuals comfortable with IDA’s interface.
- Those with knowledge of MIPS and ARM (advantageous, but not mandatory).
COURSE BREAKDOWN:
Day 1
Introduction to Real-Time Operating Systems and MIPS architecture. Begin your journey with vulnerability analysis on your first target device.
Day 2
Master stack overflows. Learn the art of exploiting RTOS overflows and maintaining stability during LAN to WAN service exploitation.
Day 3
Delve into hardware and firmware analysis. Develop skills in function identification and debugging without a debugger, focusing on stack overflows and exploit writing.
Day 4
Explore parsing bugs and dynamic call path identification. Utilize ROP for RTOS kernel reprogramming and tackle cryptographic vulnerabilities.
Day 5
Apply your cumulative knowledge against a new target device. Enhance IDA’s auto-analysis with your insights.
PLUS: GAIN ACCESS TO A PRIVATE DISCORD CHANNEL
The learning never stops with ongoing access to our private DiscordĀ channel with current and former students of the Exploiting Real-Time Operating SystemsĀ class.