Hardware Security
Ethical Hacking • Hardware Security
Ethical Hacking — Hardware Security (Hands-On Course)
Get hands-on with hardware hacking techniques: side-channel attacks, tamper detection, and embedded device forensics.
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- Learn how attackers exploit real physical devices using hands‑on labs and guided instruction.
- Get free tools + circuit diagrams to build your own test rig — a reciprocity bonus to kickstart your skills.
- Commit to short weekly exercises and quickly go from basic board work to advanced tamper-proofing methods.
- Course led by ex‑military hardware security engineers — real authority guiding every lesson and lab.
- Join 2,000+ students applying these skills in IOT, automotive, and embedded security fields — social proof, real careers.
- Step-by-step teardown tutorials, chip reads, and glitch attack demos you’ll actually enjoy and finish.
- Only 150 seats open per hardware cohort — scarcity drives fast access and deeper feedback from mentors.
- Finish ready to audit firmware, reverse boards, and spot hardware risks in real-world products and devices.
⚠️ This course is for **legal, ethical use only.** All activities take place on authorized devices in controlled lab environments.
$149 one-time
Includes live video training, practice schematics, lab access, and firmware samples.
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Cohort opens quarterly — next cycle closes when 150 seats are taken.
What you'll learn
- Intro to hardware security and embedded system threats
- How to extract firmware from chips and analyze memory safely
- Perform basic side‑channel and fault injection attacks
- Secure hardware design concepts and tamper-resistant techniques
- Real-world case studies: ATM skimmers, IOT hacks, and hardware trojans
- Practical lab work using open-source tools and provided device schematics
- How to report, document, and mitigate hardware vulnerabilities ethically
Ideal for red teamers, embedded engineers, and students preparing for careers in hardware or IOT security.
Need help? Contact support to confirm if this hardware course fits your device access and ethical testing goals.