Emulating an iPhone in QEMU (Part 2)
a year ago
- #iOS Emulation
- #Cybersecurity
- #QEMU
- Dynamic attack workflow management in a collaborative platform.
- Expertise modules for executable catalog of attacks and techniques.
- Infrastructure integration for lab equipment management.
- Side channel attacks for cryptography algorithm evaluation.
- Fault injection attacks using laser, electromagnetic, or glitch techniques.
- Photoemission analysis for IC behavior observation.
- Evaluation lab for expert hardware analysis.
- Starter kits for built-in use cases on modern chips.
- Cybersecurity training with hands-on modules.
- Static, dynamic, and stress testing in a collaborative platform.
- Dynamic analyses for x86/x64 and ARM binaries.
- Penetration testing for vulnerability identification and exploitation.
- Vulnerability research for security gap detection.
- Code audit and verification for harmful software detection.
- Digital forensics for thorough data investigation.
- Software assessment for binary code analysis.
- Cybersecurity training with hands-on modules guided by a coach.
- Industries served: Semiconductor, Automotive, Security Lab, Gov. Agencies, Academics, Defense, Healthcare, Energy.
- Debugging techniques for iOS emulation in QEMU.
- Patching to skip data migration phase in iOS setup.
- Handling SEP and baseband emulation issues.
- Debugging userspace and kernel simultaneously.
- Multitouch support implementation for VNC input.
- Network support via reverse tethering.
- Installing default and third-party apps in emulated iOS.
- Future objectives include further iOS emulation improvements.