ummmmmm 42 minutes of,

 

ain't nobody got no time for dat!! :ph34r:

 

 

Sorry Bro.... lol

@ popinski  Very interesting  stuff   :thumbsup:

 

@ patches  That was an awesome remix.  

These guys are badasses!

 

Salient points:

 

• SIM cards are tiny computers that can run code, and are controlled by the carriers (and hackers)
  
• You can brute force the private key on 25% of provider-issued SIM cards and install apps (need the SIM card...maybe)
  
• The key uses a way old standard (DES)
  
• You can use the Android emulator to support this, so if someone gets your SIM card they can probably get the key within a couple days
  
• Carriers probably use a shared key for broadcast messages (weather alerts, etc), so it's possible getting this key unlocks a bunch of phones
  
• You can send SMS commands to phones once unlocked to install apps
  
• SIM card apps can do things directly with the network without the phone knowing
  
• Speakers do shots with the organizers on stage at DEFCON
  

Also

 http://i.imgur.com/76uexDA.png