Using Raspberry Pi Pico W for a Bluetooth Low-Energy Application
Here’s how to develop a low-energy solution using Visual Studio Code and the latest Raspberry Pi Pico SDK toolchain.
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Here’s how to develop a low-energy solution using Visual Studio Code and the latest Raspberry Pi Pico SDK toolchain.
Learning Objectives A strategic plan for IT/OT integration helps Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) implementation and optimization. | Industrial Networking | Control Engineering
A tutorial on the Open Systems Interconnection networking reference model and tips on and how to memorize the seven layers
Introduction I noticed that the network subsystem was already being fuzzed extensively by syzkaller, but that subsystems like Bluetooth were less well covered. In general, research on the Bluetooth host attack surface seemed to be quite limited – with most public vulnerabilities in Bluetooth only affecting the firmware or the specification itself, and only allowing attackers to eavesdrop and/or manipulate information. But what if attackers could take full control over devices? The most prominent examples that demonstrated this scenario were BlueBorne and BlueFrag. I set myself the goal to r...