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Bypassing Self-Encrypting Drives in Enterprise Environments

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This course aims to educate learners on bypassing Self-Encrypting Drives (SED) in enterprise environments. The learning outcomes include understanding the vulnerabilities in SED solutions, learning how to circumvent their protection mechanisms, and discovering ways for organizations to safeguard against this new threat. The course covers topics such as classical Full Disk Encryption, hardware-based encryption, Opal Standard, key encryption, and various attack methods on SEDs. The teaching method involves a mix of theoretical explanations, previous research insights, demonstrations, and practical scenarios. The intended audience for this course includes cybersecurity professionals, IT administrators, security analysts, and individuals interested in data protection and encryption technologies.

Syllabus

Introduction
Daniels Background
Classical Full Disk Encryption
Advantages and Disadvantages
HardwareBased Encryption
HardwareBased Encryption Advantages
HardwareBased Encryption Overview
Opal Standard
Key Encryption
Microsoft Encrypted Drive
Custom Encrypted Drives
Open Technology
Previous Research
System Area
How Drives Work
Opel Standard
Previous Work
Demo
Miller Research
User Perspective
Forced Restart Attack
Soft Reset
Shorting Memory Pins
Triggering Crashes
Blue Screen of Death
Lenovo laptops
User options
Power cycle
Hot unplug attack
SATA extension
Key capture attack
Have I been hacked
TCG disclosure
Vulnerability notes
Impact of vulnerabilities
Questions

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