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Training

Hands-on specialist courses, taught by the people who do the work.

Private courses for your team, and a public on-demand class for anyone who wants to hunt zero-days in embedded devices. Not awareness slides.

01

Reverse engineering

Binaries, firmware and protocols. x86, x64, ARM, MIPS and others. Taught by people who reverse products for a living.

02

Vulnerability research

How we actually find bugs in commercial software and hardware — white-box review, fuzzing, and the habits that produce 0-days.

03

Product and hardware security

Taking devices, firmware and applications apart the way a Pwn2Own competitor would.

04

Secure coding and white-box testing

For engineering teams who want to find their own issues before we do.

05

Incident response and monitoring

Practical detection, logging and SIEM so your staff can run the next incident.

Private

Arranged with you, not a public catalogue

On-site, at our offices, or remote. Length and depth follow the team in the room — from a focused two-day workshop to a longer research-style programme.

Consultants also teach at specialist industry conferences. If you have seen us on a training roster and want the same material for your organisation, say so in the enquiry.

How to book

  1. Tell us the topic, audience and roughly how many people.
  2. We propose a syllabus, duration and format.
  3. We run the course. Your people keep the labs.
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Electronics workbench used for hands-on hardware and firmware training

Public · on-demand

Hunting Zero-Days in Embedded Devices

From electrical pins to root shells

A hands-on Flashback course on finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in routers, cameras, industrial devices, televisions, microcontrollers and automotive systems. Firmware extraction, ARM and MIPS exploitation, real and emulated devices. Mottos: no fake vulns, PoC or GTFO.

Instructors: Pedro Ribeiro & Radek Domanski

On-demand at flashback.sh

Tell us who you need trained.

Short engagements, senior consultants, and work we actually sign our names to.