Finding New Bluetooth Low Energy Exploits via Reverse Engineering Multiple Vendors' Firmwares

The course teaches learners how to find new Bluetooth Low Energy exploits through reverse engineering multiple vendors' firmwares. The learning outcomes include understanding the BLE protocol stack, identifying vulnerabilities at the lowest levels, and demonstrating remote code execution exploits. The course covers skills such as analyzing BLE stack configurations, setting up lab environments for debugging and testing, conducting static and dynamic analysis, and exploiting vulnerabilities like stack buffer overflows and heap buffer overflows. The teaching method involves a combination of theoretical explanations, practical demonstrations, and hands-on lab exercises. This course is intended for individuals interested in cybersecurity, Bluetooth technology, reverse engineering, and vulnerability research.