Philip @ University of Luxembourg

May 12, 2016

Hello, my name is Philip and I'm a bachelor student in Computer Science at the University of Luxembourg.

I want to become a security master. For preparation, I have become familiar with topics related to this field. I want to extend my knowledge with some Sub-1-ghz research. Currently, I'm reading some books which explain RF. Capturing, analyzing and trying to fix security flaws would be a great introduction to radio frequency. Understanding RF crypto and even making some real life examples with self-written code. I would start with my garage door opener trying to figure it out and how I would possibly hack it. Afterwards my car keys and so on.

Kristen @ Depaul University in Chicago

June 12, 2018

My name is Kristen. I am attending Depaul University in Chicago. I'm beginning a research project to determine functional reason behind each currently known exploit as well as the specific domain along the relevant parameters that it remains valid for.

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Muhammad @ University of British Columbia

October 12, 2017

I am an electrical engineering student at the University of British Columbia passionate about security techniques with a knack for finding unconventional ways around them.

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Maxwell @ Auckland University of Technology

September 26, 2017

With the industry respected tech of the Proxmark3 I would love to further my Pen Testing ambitions by basing my final year project on RFID tag cloning and the dangers of this.

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