Travis Phillips

Senior Security Consultant

About Travis

Travis Phillips is a Senior Security Consultant with Secure Ideas. Before joining Secure Ideas, he worked in the medical field as a data analyst & web/software developer before moving on to information security doing SOC work. He later moved on to product security testing for embedded systems on several architectures and device types. Travis also enjoys CTF’s & wargames for hacking challenges as a pastime.

Travis has developed a strong skill set towards application security as a result of both working in the development and security fields, reviewing the security of applications in both roles. Travis enjoys teaching at local professional groups and conferences when he can and building tools to make security testing faster and easier.

Upcoming Conferences

MAY
17

OzCon

Overland Park, KS

Slides and Materials

Back to the Future-Proof
Preparing Now for Quantum Decryption Threats

It’s a Dangerous Business
A Fellowship Approach to Cybersecurity

Ship of Theseus as a Service
Security Testing When Nothing Is Truly Yours

Raiders of the Lost Architecture
Security Testing in Modern Applications

Garbage In, Garbage Owned
Offensive Testing Strategies for AI Systems

Posts by Travis

Creating an Encrypted File Container with LUKS

Creating an Encrypted File Container with LUKS

LUKS (Linux Unified Key Setup) provides disk encryption that is considered to be the standard for Linux-based systems. This article will cover the basics of...
Encrypting a Flash Drive in Linux using LUKS

Encrypting a Flash Drive in Linux using LUKS

Learn how to encrypt a flash drive in Linux using LUKS, ensuring data security against loss or theft with step-by-step instructions for beginners....
No Broadcast Traffic? No Problem! NetExec SMB Slinky Module

No Broadcast Traffic? No Problem! – NetExec SMB Slinky Module

Explore how the Slinky SMB module in NetExec can capture NTLM hashes and conduct relay attacks in environments without broadcast traffic....
Running and Debugging Non native ELF Binaries

Running and Debugging Non-native ELF Binaries Locally Using QEMU, BINFMT, and GDB

This is a blog that explains how to use QEMU + BINFMT + GDB to run and debug non-native ELF binaries extracted from firmwares locally...
Automating UART Command Injection with the Flipper Zero and JavaScript

Automating UART Command Injection with the Flipper Zero and JavaScript

Explore the new JavaScript capabilities of Flipper Zero that allows users to create and run custom scripts from the SD card....
Flipper Zero: Hardware Hacking JTAG and SWD Webcast

Flipper Zero: Hardware Hacking JTAG and SWD Webcast

Next in our series this June: Demystifying JTAG and SWD for firmware extraction, debugging, and hardware reverse engineering!...

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