Software bugs can be fixed with a simple update, but hardware flaws are physically built into the devices themselves. The chips inside our devices harbor 98 different ways they can be hacked. And ...

This sponsored post is produced in conjunction with Ford. Ever feel like hacking a car? Ford wants you to do just that — with its Open XC platform. We caught up with T.J. Giuli, the research lab ...

[Matthew “wrongbaud” Alt] is well known around these parts for his hardware hacking and reverse-engineering lessons, and today he’s bringing us a JTAG hacking primer that demoes some cool new hardware ...

Most computer attacks will focus on the overlying software that controls the computer. Finding some way to subvert that software will give the attacker a means to exert control on the underlying ...

Regular Hackaday readers will no doubt be familiar with the work of Matthew Alt, AKA [wrongbaud]. His deep-dive blog posts break down hardware hacking and reverse engineering concepts in an engaging ...

Black Hat Europe 2025: Low-cost hardware hack opens the door to supply chain attacks against confidential computing servers in cloud environments. Confidential computing, powered by hardware ...

Creating a home-based ethical hacking lab gives you a safe, legal space to practice penetration testing, network analysis, and exploit development. With the right hardware, virtualization software, ...

Ever since the first Hack@DAC hacking competition in 2017, thousands of security engineers have helped discover hardware-based vulnerabilities, develop mitigation methods, and perform root cause ...

This article will guide you on hardware wallets store private keys offline, offering top-level crypto security. Learn why they are safer than software wallets and exchanges.