Excellent article from KudelskiSec research team member Nicolas Oberli about “Build Your Own Hardware Implant”
This article show how to do that using an HydraBus with HydraFw

Is it possible your #hardware is spying on you? @KudelskiSec research team member Nicolas Oberli is on a mission to find out how practical it is to do just that https://t.co/P3gX9TtAQ6

— Kudelski Security (@KudelskiSec) October 23, 2018

30.09.2018 – HydraFW v0.9 Beta

Generic:

• Added trigger mode on all supported modes. See commit a982d6b
• Added SUMP mode autodetection. Tools like Sigrok and OLS don’t need any prior hydrabus setup. See commit ca90ec2
• Added \xx escape sequence in freeform strings. See commit 3614185
• Increased the maximum hexdump capacity to 2^32 bytes.
• Added AVRdude compatibility. See commit2f3aecb
• Fixed compiler errors and warnings when compiling with gcc 8.x
• Updated ChibiOS to latest stable_17.6.x branch
• Updated FatFs to official 0.13b
• Updated ST drivers to STM32Cube 1.2.1
• Reorganized the repository structure

HydraBus specific:

• Console mode
• 1-wire mode. See commit e79c160
• NAND flash mode. See commit 5247a83
• Wiegand mode. See commit b3f3e1b
• LIN mode. See commit 1b83986
• CAN
  • Added timing settings
  • Fixed several CAN issues
• Add TRST manual configuration in JTAG mode
• Binary Mode
• Binary 1-wire mode
• Binary NAND mode
• Added BBIO display mode version commands
• Fixed some BBIO command behavior
• CAN
  • Added timing settings
  • Added SLCAN support

HydraBus Talk @BlackAlpsConf is available
https://hydrabus.com/hydrabus_blackalps17.pdf

HydraBus Talk & Workshop at BlackAlps17 (Swiss) 15&16 November 2017

• The HydraBus Talk will start Wednesday 15th November 2017 – 13h30 (50mins):
  This talk will focus on the hardware and mainly embedded open source firmware(hydrafw) / user commands features to be used by any guys interested in embedded hardware hacking from beginner to experienced hacker
• The HydraBus Workshop will start Thursday 16th November 2017 -13h30 (3h):
  The Workshop is the continuation of the talk Hydrabus : Lowering the entry fee to the IoT bugfest where the attendance will be able to try by themselves practical examples of physical attacks on small challenges.

HydraTool first public version v0.3.1.0 is now released with source code under GPLv3
This PC tool use Qt5.x GUI and is available with pre-built exe for Windows & GNU/Linux

The actual Hydratool GUI has a main window mainly related to HydraBus+HydraNFC extension in order to display in real-time HydraNFC sniffed data for more details see https://github.com/hydrabus/hydrafw/wiki/HydraFW-HYDRANFC-guide#sniffer-iso14443a-with-unique-hard-real-time-infinite-trace-mode

The second window (when we click on Terminal icon) is mainly a basic Terminal in order to communicate with HydraBus firmware hydrafw but can be used with any Serial Port …

For more details see:

• https://github.com/hydrabus/hydratool

We are pleased to announce Free HydraBus Talk & Workshop RMLL 2017 4&5July

About the Talk 4 July 2017 14h00 (40mins):
This talk will focus on the hardware and mainly embedded open source firmware(hydrafw) / user commands features to be used by any guys interested in embedded hardware hacking from beginner to experienced hacker
For more details on this Talk see https://prog2017.rmll.info/programme/securite-entre-transparence-et-opacite/hydrabus-diminuer-le-ticket-d-entree-a-la-chasse-aux-bug-dans-l-iot?lang=en

About the Workshop 5 July 2017 14h00 (max 3h):
The workshop is the continuation of the talk “Hydrabus : Lowering the entry fee to the IoT bugfest” where the attendance will be able to try by themselves practical examples of physical attacks on small challenges.
For more details on this Workshop see https://prog2017.rmll.info/programme/securite-entre-transparence-et-opacite/atelier-hydrabus-sur-iot?lang=en

Thanks to our official re-seller https://lab401.com as now we have some nice video for HydraBus & HydraNFC products:

• Lab401: HydraBus Assembly Video
  • See also https://lab401.com/development/15-hydrabus.html
• Lab401: HydraNFC Getting Started Video
• Lab401: HydraBus / HydraNFC unboxing & Assembly Video
  
  • See also https://lab401.com/development/16-hydrabus.html