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  • 14 Jul 2011

USB Fuzzing for the Masses

This article explores USB fuzzing techniques for discovering vulnerabilities in device drivers across different platforms. Multiple approaches to USB fuzzing are discussed, including virtualized fuzzing using Qemu and hardware-based fuzzing methods. The research highlights potential security risks in USB device driver implementations, demonstrating techniques for crash debugging and vulnerability exploitation.

USB Attacks: Fun with Plug and 0wn - T2'09

A presentation on USB attack techniques was given by Rafael Dominguez Vega at T2'09 in Helsinki, Finland. The presentation explored vulnerabilities related to USB attacks. Accompanying slides and an advisory were released detailing the research findings.

USB Research to be Presented at t2'09

A USB security research presentation will be given at T2 in Finland, focusing on attack methods and vulnerabilities in USB drivers. The talk will explore potential security risks associated with malicious USB devices and techniques for identifying and exploiting driver vulnerabilities. The presentation follows previous research presented at Defcon 17.

Fun with Plug & 0wn

Rafael Dominguez Vega presented USB security research at Defcon 17 in Las Vegas on August 2nd, 2009. The presentation materials discussing USB security vulnerabilities are available for download. The talk focused on research findings related to USB security.