All You Need Is Pi by David Lodge

Abstract: An introduction to some of the basics of hardware hacking and how to do it on a cheap single board computer. We talk through some of the basic processes for hardware hacking (e.g. reading SPI flash, reading some MCUs, UART, bit banging, identification ad nauseam) - this will include the theory as well as the practice behind it. Then, the next step is showing that you don't need to carry around a large toolkit and how you can replicate it on a humble Raspberry Pi (or any other single board computer). Speaker Bio: Is a grumpy Yorkshireman who hates writing bios. Is mostly known for hacking a Mitsubishi PHEV and Samsung TVs; all of which were simpler to do than the day job. Has talked at a number of cons, including 44con, Blackhat and Defcon.