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SUMMARY:BHV Call for Devices
DESCRIPTION:Submit devices here (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1xnDRY_VSw
 g0uFg3N1_74ZmE0HTQByryyY_8GkggwvHU/edit)\n Call for Devices - Due July 1\n
 \nThe Biohacking Village\, in collaboration with I Am The Cavalry\, runs a
  Medical Device Lab at DEF CON to improve trust and trustworthiness of the
  public health system. The Lab is a high-trust\, high-collaboration enviro
 nment where security researchers can learn and build their skills alongsid
 e patients\, medical device makers\, hospitals\, the FDA\, and others. We 
 welcome participants who will act in good faith\, in the best interest of 
 patients\, when researching\, disclosing\, and addressing security issues.
 \n\nMedical Device Makers at the Biohacking Village\nAs part of their prod
 uct security programs\, their proactive initiatives to test their products
 \, and to enhance the cybersecurity of their medical technologies\, select
  medical device makers are teaming up with the Biohacking Village. These m
 anufacturers are inviting security researchers to learn and to test their 
 products in dedicated spaces set aside for them. Their staff will answer q
 uestions\, educate researchers\, and triage any potential security issues.
  Researchers who perform testing should expect to follow the manufacturers
 ’ published coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy and report any p
 otential issues found so they can be addressed.\n\n​Bring Your Own Medic
 al Device\nSecurity researchers and others are also bringing devices\, and
  there should be enough to go around. Some of these will require special t
 ools and knowledge\, so bring software defined radios\, device manuals\, a
 nd whatever else you think might help you research them. We expect researc
 hers who perform testing on any devices in the lab will follow the manufac
 turers’ coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy and report issues fo
 und\, where possible.\n\n​Medical Device Capture the Flag (MedCTF)\nHack
 ers work to defend a hospital under siege\, racing against the clock. The 
 immersive\, “learn by doing” environment will challenge hackers to use
  their skills to anticipate\, defend\, and recover\, as their adversary es
 calates their attacks throughout the DEF CON weekend. More details will fo
 llow\, closer to the event.\n\n​Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure\nWe
  believe that the Biohacking Village can save lives through security resea
 rch. To do so\, security researchers and medical device makers must be min
 dful of that vulnerability discovery\, disclosure\, and remediation in pub
 lic safety contexts must be handled with both due haste and due care. We h
 ave volunteers from CERT/CC\, the US DHS\, MITRE\, and the US FDA on hand 
 to facilitate disclosures\, and provide other resources as well. Security 
 researchers who take the Device Lab pledge (https://43b73d83-cc20-44a0-ad6
 d-c61ae3509a96.filesusr.com/ugd/4e1948_0356edf822f04afc81570cf98331911a.pd
 f) to act in the best interest of patients\, and to disclose potential vul
 nerabilities to the manufacturer in good faith are welcome to participate 
 in our Open Security Testing.  \n​Submit devices here (https://docs.goog
 le.com/forms/d/1xnDRY_VSwg0uFg3N1_74ZmE0HTQByryyY_8GkggwvHU/edit)
URL:https://forum.defcon.org/node/232674
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200701
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 _8GkggwvHU/edit
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