Hardware hacking with the University of New Brunswick Cybersec Club

The Bugcrowd College Program supports university students in cybersecurity through various initiatives, including a hands-on hardware hacking demonstration led by Erik de Jong. The event aimed to provide students with new skills and experience in hardware hacking, focusing on techniques such as PCB reverse engineering, flash memory dumping, and soldering. By partnering with the University of New Brunswick Cybersec club, Bugcrowd successfully fostered an opportunity for students to learn from a top hacker and gain hands-on experience in hardware hacking. The event's success marked a new chapter in the program's efforts to expand its offerings and provide students with practical skills in this field.

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