All Your GPS Trackers Belong to Us - C. Kasmi, P. Barre - Hack in Paris - 2019

The course aims to analyze the implications of using GPS-enabled trackers in private and professional environments, focusing on the security and privacy risks associated with these devices. The learning outcomes include understanding attack vectors, scenarios, and security flaws through various tests performed against GPS-enabled trackers. The course teaches skills such as traffic analysis, exploitation of SMS-based configurations, reverse engineering communication protocols, and GPS signal spoofing. The teaching method involves presenting test-beds, live demos, and explanations. The intended audience includes individuals interested in cybersecurity, privacy issues, and GPS technology.