07-13, 15:00–17:00 (US/Eastern), Script-Kitty Village
This workshop offers hands-on instruction using a unique, cat-shaped Wi-Fi hacking microcontroller. Designed to engage participants in practical learning, the workshop will cover essential skills for defending against four common Wi-Fi attacks. Participants will explore topics like detecting Wi-Fi leaks, the risks of QR codes leading to hidden networks, spotting phishing networks, and defending against advanced Wi-Fi karma attacks. The cat-shaped Wi-Fi Nugget is a powerful tool for understanding and fighting back against Wi-Fi hacking. This workshop is suitable for Wi-Fi hacking experts and those just getting started. A computer with Google Chrome is required for this workshop.
Kody Kinzie is a Montana-based ethical hacker who specializes in teaching beginners about open-source intelligence, Wi-Fi security, and electronics. He's taught cybersecurity to millions of beginners on popular YouTube channels like Hak5, Null Byte, and SecurityFwd. He also organizes cybersecurity training, talks, and outreach events at hackerspaces and conferences around the world.
Ash Wheeler is a bioengineering student from Colorado, focused on open-source technology. They have experience in software development and video production, and occasionally teach at hackercons. Ash is also interested in rock climbing and Retia-related projects.
