# Karsten Nohl
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karsten nohl (born August 11, 1981) is a German cryptography expert and hacker. His areas of research include GSM security, RFID security, and privacy protection.
== Life ==
Nohl grew up in the Rhineland area of Germany and studied electrical engineering at the Heidelberg University of applied sciences from 2001 to 2004.
This Week in Enterprise Tech 103: Bad USB and Legal Smackdown
Facebook has a brand new power saving system called Autoscale, Iron Man exoskeletons are a step closer, Microsoft is battling for your cloud data rights, Silk Road, Verizon vs. FCC, and more.
Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Curtis Franklin, and Brian Chee
Guests: Marc Gaffan, Jakob Lell, Karste…
This Week in Enterprise Tech 103: Bad USB and Legal Smackdown
Facebook has a brand new power saving system called Autoscale, Iron Man exoskeletons are a step closer, Microsoft is battling for your cloud data rights, Silk Road, Verizon vs. FCC, and more.
Hosts: Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Curtis Franklin, and Brian Chee
Guests: Marc Gaffan, Jakob Lell, Karste…
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
To Repel Supply Chain Attacks, Better Incentives Needed
The breach of text message routing giant Syniverse revealed yet another supply chain attack involving a key supplier, exacerbated by outdated communications protocols desperately in need of a security revamp and better incentives for improvement, says mobile telephony security expert Karsten Nohl.
Mythos on your desk? Using local LLMs for code reviews
In this podcast episode James Wilson chats with Karsten Nohl about his research into using local LLMs to replace cloud AI in security code reviews.
In essence, Karsten created a hybrid code reviewing system where both cloud and local models are used to orchestrate, triage outputs, and write repor…
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