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Live hacking

An attack demonstrated live, with the explanation alongside. For staff, for the management team or for an event, with scenarios from your sector.

Live-Hacking vor Publikum Auf der Leinwand laeuft ein Angriff in Echtzeit, davor sitzt das Publikum. $ nmap -sn 10.0.0.0/24 3 hosts upmsf6 > run shell obtained # whoami → root LIVE LIVE HACKING
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What this is

Seeing how fast it goes

A slide about phishing convinces nobody who has already seen ten of them. An attack that runs in front of the audience works differently: the mail, the click, and two minutes later the screen of the person who clicked, up on the projector.

We show the route in full and explain at every step what made it possible and what it would have failed against. The second part is what stays with people.

Scenarios

What we demonstrate

The selection follows the audience and the sector. Everything runs on our own rigs, never on your systems.

Phishing and credentials

From the mail to the hijacked session, including the question of why multi-factor authentication helps and in which cases it gets bypassed.

Network and devices

What a device on the network reads along, how a standard account becomes an administrator, and what a USB stick in the car park sets off.

OT and vehicles

On our demonstrators: a forged telegram to a display in the train, a switching command in the model city, a diagnostic request in the vehicle.

Formats

From a talk to hands on

As a talk of 45 to 90 minutes for a staff meeting, a client event or the management team. As a longer format with questions and hands-on demonstrations, in which participants work on the rigs themselves.

For supervisory boards and management we shorten the technical part and lengthen the part about decisions: who would have noticed what, who would have had to decide, and what would have broken the chain.

Common questions

Common questions about live hacking

No. Everything runs on our own rigs. If you want to see what is possible at your site, a penetration test is the right format.

As a talk the number is open. For hands-on formats, twelve to twenty is a good size, so that everyone gets to the rigs.

Yes, and that is the difference between entertainment and effect. For utilities we take documented attacks on supply networks, for rail incidents from the rail sector, and for public administration the case that hit around seventy municipalities at once.

Credentials

Certifications and memberships.

Certifications held in the team
Memberships
eco – Verband der Internetwirtschaft
networker NRW
Next step

Talk to us.

A first conversation usually takes 30 minutes. We look at where you stand and tell you frankly whether we are the right partner.

Telephone
0231 39814905
Mon–Fri · 9am–5pm CET
Email
info@yekta-it.de
PGP key available
Location
Dortmund
Ruhrallee 9 · 44139