Have fun and learn how to secure the devices - by hands-on hacking BLE, NFC/RFID, embedded hardware, based on smart locks, access control systems and other high risk deices.
Have fun and learn how to secure the devices - by hands-on hacking BLE, NFC/RFID, embedded hardware, based on smart locks, access control systems and other high risk deices.
Hacking Bluetooth Low Energy
This intensive two-day training transforms you into a Bluetooth Low Energy security expert through immersive, hands-on hacking of real-world BLE devices. Forget boring lectures—you’ll spend most of your time exploiting vulnerabilities using cutting-edge tools, including the trainer’s revolutionary open-source BLESPlo.it platform. BLESPlo.it is your new secret weapon: a mobile app paired with an ESP32 device that clones and simulates BLE devices so convincingly they fool official apps. With its physical display, web interface, and dynamic scripting engine, you’ll scan, fingerprint, control, and manipulate BLE communications like never before—often without even touching a keyboard.
Bluetooth Low Energy security with BLESPlo.it
This intensive two-day training gives cybersecurity professionals practical, in-depth skills to analyze and exploit security weaknesses in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices. It focuses on hands-on work using real-world techniques and the trainer’s open-source BLESPlo.it toolkit. BLESPlo.it combines a mobile application with an external ESP32-based device that extends the phone’s Bluetooth capabilities. Participants use it to clone and simulate BLE devices that behave like real hardware on the Bluetooth layer, including pairing with official apps.
Bluetooth Low Energy Hacking Masterclass
This intensive two-day training provides a deep dive into Bluetooth Low Energy security, equipping cybersecurity professionals with advanced skills and a toolset to identify, analyze, and exploit vulnerabilities in BLE devices. The training is predominantly hands-on, centered around practical work with a custom-designed Bluetooth training device called “BMO”. Equipped with a small display and control buttons, the BMO can emulate various BLE devices, behaving on the Bluetooth layer exactly like real ones - even allowing connections with official apps.
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