Irongeek (Adrian Crenshaw)

2,278 talks · 1993–2023 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.

• New Ramp to Donaldson Cave and a few other things at Spring Mill, IN Summer 2023 2023
• OISF Annual 2023 McEllroy ROPYourself 2023
• Charlestown Indiana State Park Trail 2 in the Snow January 6th 2022 2022
• Charlestown State Park Rose Island in the Winter February 2022 2022
• Clifty Falls State Park, near Madison, Indiana January 29th, 2022 Winter 2022
• Hemlock Cliffs and Yellow Birch Ravine April 2022 2022
• Hemlock Cliffs Hoosier National Forestry Indiana January 2022 2022
• Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky April 2022 (and some tourist traps) 2022
• OISF 2022 Intro 2022
• Southern Indiana Renaissance Faire 2022 2022
• Squire Boone Caverns, Butt Drugs and Marengo Cave April 2022 2022
• Twin Caves Spring Mill State Park Mtchell Indiana May 2022 2022
• BSides Cleveland 2021 0 Intro Rockie Brockway 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 1 I Don t Know Snow 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 10 Advisor Person Rick Yocum 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 2 Computer Forensics Case Files Tyler Hudak 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 3 Lend Me You IRs Matt Scheurer 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 5 Improving Cyber Security - Alex Kot 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 6 Tale From The Audit Justin Leapline 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 7 Table Top Jeremy Mio 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 8 Vulnerability Disclosure Policies Hack Responsibly MzBat 2021
• BSides Cleveland 2021 9 Pentest Stories Justin Bollinger 2021
• Clifty Falls State Park, Madison Indiana, May 2021 2021
• Friendship Indiana, September 2021 2021
• OISF 2021 00 Opening Remarks OISF President 2021
• OISF 2021 01 Inside the Mind of a Threat Actor Beyond Pentesting Phillip Wylie 2021
• OISF 2021 02 I Got 99 Problems but a WAF aint one Micah Brown 2021
• OISF 2021 03 Code Hedgehogs Changing the S in SDLC to Secure Penelope Rozhkova 2021
• OISF 2021 04 A Look at Cellular Services in IoT technology Deral Heiland 2021
• OISF 2021 05 Chats Cheats and Cracks Abuse of Collaboration Platforms in Malware Campaigns Edmund Br 2021
• OISF 2021 06 Lend me your IRs Matt Scheurer 2021
• Spring Mill Indiana State Park May 8th 2021 2021
• E 00 2020 Enterprise Security Monitoring Seeing clearly with Security Onion Wes Lambert 2020
• E 04 Election Hacking Getting Ready for the Russian Onslaught in 2020 Jeremy Rasmussen 2020
• 1 00 BSidesSTL 2019 Opening 2019
• 1 04 The 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report From a DBIR author Gabriel Bassett 2019
• 1 07 BSidesSTL 2019 Closing 2019
• BSides Charm 2019 Closing Ceremony 2019
• BSides Charm 2019 Overview 2019
• BSides Cleveland 2019 Behind The Scenes 2019
• BSides SATX 2019 Behind The Scenes 2019
• BSidesSTL 2019 behind the scenes 2019
• Circle City Con 2019 behind the scenes 2019
• Circle City Con 2019 Closing Cermonies 2019
• Circle City Con 2019 Opening 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 01 Keynote Amanda Infosystir Berlin 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 02 Baselining Behavior Tradecraft through Simulations Dave Kenendy 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 03 I PWN thee I PWN thee not Jayson Street 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 04 Automating Phishing Analysis Kyle Eaton 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 05 Black Hats White Collars Bitcoin Dark Nets and Insider Trading Ken Westin 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 06 Ssshhhh Atlas of Doom 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 07 How Nathan Crashed and Burned Nathan Dragun 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 08 Reverse Engineering Malware for N00bs GregB33fJames 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 09 Host Hunting on a Budget cyberGoatPsyOps 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 11 Keynote Rachel Soul Crusher86 G 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 12 Cons Careers SciaticNerd 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 14 bonus talk Ryan Wisniewski 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 14 Hacking the Boardroom How to communicate effectively to get your budget Ryan Wisnie 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 16 The Science of Breaking and Entering Alissa dnsprincess 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 17 Hashes Smothered and Scattered Modern Password Cracking as a Methodology Lee Wangen 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 18 Inhumane Making Security Hard on Criminals Easy on Everyone Else J Wolfgang Goerlic 2019
• GrrCON 2019 1 19 Big Plane Little Plane How common aviation attacks affect airlines and general avia 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 00 PSD2 SCA WTF Kelley Robinson 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 01 Breaking NBAD & UEBA Detection” by Charles Herring 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 03 The Past Present Future of Cyber Threats Chris Russell 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 04 Symbolically executing a fuzzy tyrant Lojikil 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 05 A Theme of Fear Hacking the Paradigm Catherine Ullman 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 06 QA on our industry and other things that are top of mind Chris Roberts 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 07 How to Make a Honeypot Stickier SSH Jose Hernandez 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 08 Data Access Rights Exploits under New Privacy Laws Amber Welch 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 09 Data Security How to avoid an embarrassing breach Matt mattrix Hoy 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 10 MSSPs are greatand other lies I tell myself Scott Thomas 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 11 Devaluing Cloud Breaches while Gaining Safe Harbor Eric Wolff 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 12 Good Cyber Hygiene and using analytics to drive the need for it on Print David Rose 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 13 Varna Custom robust AWS monitoring for cents a day using EQL Adam Ringwood 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 14 A Day in the Life of a Security Operations Center What do you get when you partner 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 15 Malicious Cryptomining is Exploding Are you at risk John Fatten 2019
• GrrCON 2019 2 18 Dance Fancybear Dance a study in macOS Cat Self 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 00 The Spider Economy Emotet Dridex and TrickBot Oh My Adam Hogan 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 01 Cloudy with a chance of SecOps Ricardo Lafosse Matthew Speakman 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 02 Destroy Everything Tom Somerville 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 03 Surfing and Security Ride the wave Chris Burrows 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 04 The Importance of IT Asset Visibility Brian Berk 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 05 From Idea to Badge Getting Started Finished with badge making Dave Schwartzberg 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 06 CyberCrime Trends of 2019 A Look Into Cybercrime Nation State and Ransomware Moneti 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 07 Using Next Generation Fuzzing Tools Fixing Bugs and Writing Memory Corruption Explo 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 08 What Are We Doing Here Rethinking Security Jeff Man 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 09 How Hackers Evade Your AI enabled Endpoint Detection Tools Dan Allen 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 10 Hillbilly Storytime Pentest Fails Adam Compton 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 11 Want to Play a Game John DeRyke 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 13 Departing Employees Departing Data Todd Thorsen 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 14 Beginners Guide to Mobile Applications Penetration Testing Whitney Phillips 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 15 Understanding how public places introduce additional risks to business Len Noe 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 16 Million Dollar Malware Using the Viper Framework to Investigate and Track Ryuks Suc 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 17 The Importance of Relevant Timely and Qualitative Intelligence Analysis Aamil AK 2019
• GrrCON 2019 3 18 Deepfakes If anything can be real then nothing is real April C Wright 2019
• NolaCon 2019 Behind The Scenes 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 00 One Random Insecure Wep Application Please ORIWAP Nancy Snoke 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 02 Social Engineering At Work How to use positive influence to gain management buy in 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 04 Automating Hashtopolis Evil Mog 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 05 Breaking into Cyber How the hell are you supposed to get started Josh Millsap 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 06 After Mirai Cyber Security Implications of IoT Botnet Proliferation Against Critic 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 07 Formula for a Bug Bounty Program Chris Holt 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 08 Empathy for the Developer Lessons Learned Building An Application Security Module 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 09 IR with Volatility Framework Evan Wagner 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 10 Lets Talk About WAF Bypass Baby Brett Gravois 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 11 My making of a Metasploit Module Aaron Ringo 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 12 Dont Panic A Beginners Guide To Hardware Hacking Phoenix Snoke 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 13 The Jazz Improv of Infosec Damon J Small 2019
• NolaCon 2019 C 14 Elliptic Curve Cryptography What it is and who needs it Michele Bousquet 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 02 Understanding XSS Christina Mitchell 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 03 DNS Strategies for Reducing Data Leakage Protecting Online Privacy Jim Nitterauer 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 04 Its Malware Time A Bar Crawl from Skunked Homebrew to Rotten Apples Erika Noerenbe 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 05 Making an internal Lets Encrypt relay server Josh Harvey 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 06 Keynote I PWN thee I PWN thee not Jayson E Street 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 07 Breaking Into Your Building A Hackers Guide to Unauthorized Physical Access Brent 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 08 Forensics Phish Tank Breaking Down Analysis of Advanced Phishing Emails Joe Gray S 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 09 Baking Your Anomalous Cookies Jim Allee 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 10 Waiter theres a compiler in my shellcode Josh Stone 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 11 MORE Tales From the CryptAnalyst Jeff Man 2019
• NolaCon 2019 D 12 Behavioral Security and Offensive Psychology at Scale Josh Schwartz Samantha Davis 2019
• OISF 2019 00 Introduction Dr John Carls Paul Hankins 2019
• OISF 2019 01 UBoot to Root Deral Heiland 2019
• OISF 2019 02 A Discussion of Secrets Robert Stewart 2019
• OISF 2019 03 Continuous Skills Improvement For Everyone Matt Scheurer 2019
• OISF 2019 04 DLP Demystified Micah Brown 2019
• OISF 2019 05 Pixel Tracking How its used and abused Barry Kimball 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 00 A Practical Approach to Purple Teaming Matt Thelen 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 01 Some assumbly required instructions not included Dave Chronister 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 02 The Dark Side of Physical Access Control Systems Valerie Thomas 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 03 The Art of Cyberwar A Foundation and Framework for the Development of TTPs Kevin L 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 04 Human Centered Design and You Hack Your Life Hudson Harris 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 05 The rising geopolitical cyber power Kurt Aubuchon 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 06 Cracking the Code Hacking the Human Mind Scott Holman 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 07 Confessions of Really Bad SysAdmins Andy Thompson 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 08 Sync Your Sht Why its time you paid attention to time John Clark 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 09 How to screw up your Incident Response investigation in 10 steps or less Vadon Wil 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 10 Control of Unclassified Information in Non Federal IT Systems Or What You Dont Kno 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 11 Why should your employees know how to phish Mike Morris 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 13 Redesigning Password Authentication for the Modern Web Cliff Smith 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 14 Penetration Testing The Good Bad and the Ugly of Vendor Management Reporting and R 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 15 Why your red team shouldnt be snowflakes Isaiah Sarju 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 17 0Day to HeroDay Bringing a company from scorched earth to a modern security organi 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 19 The Great Explainer Feynman and Standing on the Shoulders of Giants Kevin Johnson 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 20 TLSv13 Minor Version Major Changes John Wagnon 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 21 I PWN thee I PWN thee not Jayson Street 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 Behind the Scenes 2019
• ShowMeCon 2019 Welcome 2019
• AIDE 2018 00 On Business Etiquette and Professionalism in the Workplace Tess Schrodinger 2018
• AIDE 2018 01 InfoSec by the Numbers Bill Gardner 2018
• AIDE 2018 03 Potentially unnecessary and unwanted programs aka PUPs Josh Brunty 2018
• AIDE 2018 04 How To Test A Security Awareness Program Matt Perry 2018
• AIDE 2018 06 Disrupting the Killchain Amanda Berlin 2018
• AIDE 2018 07 I have this piece of paper now what Brandon Miller 2018
• AIDE 2018 08 Statistics Lie...Except About Passwords Jeremy Druin 2018
• AIDE 2018 Practical OSINT Tools of the trade Tom Moore 2018
• BSides Columbus 2019 Opening 2018 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 100 Yes Youre an Impostor now get back to work Johnny Xmas 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 102 Protecting Phalanges from Processor Pressure Points Matthew Clapham 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 103 Know the Enemy How to make threat intelligence work Nir Yosha 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 104 Hack like a Gopher Kent Gruber 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 105 Practical Incident Response in Heterogenous Environment Kevin Murphy Stefano 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 200 GRC–What Would You Say You Do Here Brian Martinez 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 202 Nowhere to hide Lucas Gorczyca 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 203 tacopirates Art of Woo Ben Carroll 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 204 Saving All the Money to Buy All the Booze Learning to Hack All the Things on 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 204 Security KPIs Measuring Improvement in Your Security Program Steven Aiello 2018
• BSides Detroit 2018 Opening 2018
• BSides Indy 2018 Intro 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Blue 00 Deploying Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics in the Real World Russel 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Blue 01 Changing Who Writes the Queries High Leverage IR with Visual Playbooks 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Blue 02 Hacking the Users Developing the Human Sensor and Firewall Erich Kron 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Blue 04 Growing Up to be a Infosec Policy Driven Organization Frank Rietta 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Blue 05 Evaluating Injection Attack Tools Through Quasi Natural Experimentatio 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 global 00 Know Your Why Oladipupo Ladi Adefala 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Green 00 An Oral History of Bug Bounty Programs Dustin Childs 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Green 01 Learning to Hack the IOT with the Damn Vulnerable Habit Helper IOT De 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Green 02 Community Based Career Activities or How Having Fun Can Help You with 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Green 03 See the ID Rules Before Us FAL IAL AAL eh Aaaagh How How How How Bruc 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Green 04 Hacking VDI 101 Patrick Coble 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Green 05 Social Engineering for the Blue Team Timothy De Block 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Intro 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Red 00 Blue Cloud of Death Red Teaming Azure Bryce Kunz 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Red 01 SECURITY INSTRUMENTATION BE THE HERO GETTING VALUE FROM SECURITY Brian 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Red 02 Hillbilly Storytime Pentest Fails Adam Compton 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Red 03 SAEDY Subversion and Espionage Directed Against You Judy Towers 2018
• BSides Nashville 2018 Red 04 Adding Simulated Users to Your Pentesting Lab with PowerShell Chris Mye 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 00 Lessons Learned A 15 year Retrospective Price McDonald 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 01 Phishing Forensics Is it just suspicious or is it malicious Matt Scheurer 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 02 Presenting PcketRquet An Auditory IDS Killian Ditch 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 03 The Pillars of Continuous Incident Response Brad Garnett 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 04 Zero to Owned in 1 Hour Securing Privilege in Cloud and DevOps Workflow Brandon T 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 06 Social Engineering for the Blue Team Timothy De Block 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 07 Leveraging DevSecOps to Escape the Hamster Wheel of Never ending Security Fail Ch 2018
• BSidesIndy 2018 08 Creating a Cyber Volunteer Department Ray Davidson 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 00 Welcome Opening Remarks BsidesRDU Staff 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 01 Keynote from Shahid Buttar EFF Director Of Grassroots Advocacy Shahid Buttar 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 02 Approaching Parity Considerations for adapting enterprise monitoring Matt 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 03 Movement After Initial Compromise SleepZ3R0 and HA12TL3Y 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 04 Our Docker app got hacked Now what Joel Lathrop 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 06 Sky high IR IR at Cloud Scale aarondlancaster 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 07 When it rains it pours Sam Granger 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 08 Rise of the Advisor Neal Humphrey 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 10 No Network Needed Ron Burkett 2018
• BsidesRDU 2018 11 WarGames Justin Hoeckle 2018
• Converge 2018 100 Hackers Hugs Drugs Mental Health in Infosec Amanda Berlin 2018
• Converge 2018 101 Winning the cybers by measuring all the things Jim Beechey 2018
• Converge 2018 103 Dont Fear the Cloud Secure Solutions at Lower Cost Matt Newell 2018
• Converge 2018 104 DevSecOps Security Testing with CICD Automation Servers Ed Arnold 2018
• Converge 2018 105 Securing ASPNET Core Web Apps Dustin Kingen 2018
• Converge 2018 106 All the Bacon How Lesley Knope and Ron Swanson encourage community growth Kevin Jo 2018
• Converge 2018 107 ATT&CK Like an Adversary for Defense Hardening Steve Motts Christian Kopacsi 2018
• Converge 2018 108 DADSEC 102 Richard Cassara 2018
• Converge 2018 109 Held Hostage A Ransomware Primer Nick Hyatt 2018
• Converge 2018 110 Automating Web App security in AWS Luther Hill 2018
• Converge 2018 111 Finding the Money to Run an Effective Security Program Matt Topper 2018
• Converge 2018 200 Social Engineering for the Blue Team Timothy De Block 2018
• Converge 2018 201 The Emerging Product Security Leader Discipline Matthew Clapham 2018
• Converge 2018 202 Server Message Block Worms The gift that keeps on giving Matthew Aubert 2018
• Converge 2018 203 Backdooring With Metadata Itzik Kotler 2018
• Converge 2018 204 How to Conduct a Product Security Test And How it Fits Into the Larger Security St 2018
• Converge 2018 205 Unblockable Chains Is Blockchain the ultimate malicious infrastructure Omer Zohar 2018
• Converge 2018 206 The Things You Should Be Doing Defensively Right Now Joel Cardella 2018
• Converge 2018 207 Prowling Better Penetration Testing J Wolfgang Goerlich 2018
• Converge 2018 208 Cryptocurrency The Internetwide Bug Bounty Program Brian Laskowski 2018
• Converge 2018 209 Hacking Identity A Pen Testers Guide to IAM Jerod Brennen 2018
• Converge 2018 Opening 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada00 How to Conduct a Product Security Test And How it Fits Into the Larger Security St 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada01 Over the Phone Authentication Spencer Brown 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada02 Designing a Cloud Security Blueprint Sarah Elie 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada03 To Fail is Divine Danny Akacki 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada05 Zero to Owned in 1 Hour Securing Privilege in Cloud DevOps On Prem Workflows Brand 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada06 Malware Mitigation Sample Detonation Intelligence Automation Make Your Binaries Wo 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada08 emulacra and emulation an intro to emulating binary code with Vivisect Atlas of D0 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada10 SniffAir An Open Source Framework for Wireless Security Assessments Matthew Eidelb 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada11 Threat Hunting the macOS edition Megan Carney 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada12 The Hybrid Analyst How Phishing Created A New Type of Intel Analyst Rachel Giacobo 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada13 Dragnet Your Social Engineering Sidekick Truman Kain 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada14 Intelligence Creating Intelligence Leveraging what you know to improve finding wha 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada15 Guaranteed Failure Awareness The Greatest Cyber Insanity Joshua Naga Crumbaugh 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Ada16 Threat Modeling How to actually do it and make it useful Derek Milroy 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta00 Keynote Dave Kennedy 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta01 An Inconvenient Truth Evading the Ransomware Protection in Windows 10 Soya Aoy 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta03 The Abyss is Waving BackThe four paths that human evolution is charging down a 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta04 Crypto Gone Rogue A Tale of Ransomware Key Management and the CryptoAPI Pransh 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta06 Youre right this talk isnt really about you Jayson E Street 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta07 Analyzing Pwned Passwords with Apache Spark Kelley Robinson 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta08 How to rob a bank over the phone Joshua Naga Crumbaugh 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta09 Vibing Your Way Through an Enterprise How Attackers are Becoming More Sneaky M 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta12 PwnBook Penetrating with Googles Chromebook Corey Batiuk 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta13 Life Death the Nematodes Long live Cyber Resilience Chad Calease 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta14 Data Data Everywhere but No One Stops to Think Scott Thomas Carl Hertz Robert 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta15 Automation and Open Source Turning the Tide on Attackers John Grigg 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta16 we we Internet Explorer Does What It Wants Aaron Heikkila 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Augusta17 Pacu Attack and Post Exploitation in AWS Spencer Gietzen 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace00 Structuring your incident response could be one of the most important things 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace01 How this 20 Year Old Changed the Security Industry James ONeill 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace02 Stop Boiling The Ocean How To Succeed With Small Gains Joel Cardella 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace03 Do I have a signature to detect that malware Ken Donze 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace04 2018 SIEM Trends What is my Mean Time to Value Bill Lampe 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace05 Advanced Attackers Hiding Inside Encrypted Traffic at the Endpoint Jared Phip 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace06 More Tales from the CryptAnalyst Jeff Man 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace07 My First year in Application Security Whitney Phillips 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace09 Career Risk Management 10 tips to keep you employed Chris Burrows 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace10 Red vs Blue The Untold Chapter Aaron Herndon Thomas Somerville 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace11 Saving All the Money to Buy All the Booze Learning to Hack All the Things on 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace12 Analyzing Multi Dimensional Malware Dataset Ankur Tyagi 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace13 Physicals Badges and why it matters Alex Fernandez Gatti 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace15 InSpec Compliance as Code Kent picat Gruber 2018
• GrrCon 2018 Lovelace16 Bounty Hunters J Wolfgang Goerlich 2018
• NolaCon 2018 100 Chasing the Adder A Tale from the APT world Stefano Maccaglia 2018
• NolaCon 2018 101 Hacking Dumberly Just Like the Bad Guys Tim Medin Derek Banks 2018
• NolaCon 2018 102 Automahack Python toolchain for automated domain admin Dan McInerney 2018
• NolaCon 2018 103 Youll Understand When Youre Older Amanda Berlin 2018
• NolaCon 2018 104 Skills For A Red Teamer Brent White Tim Roberts 2018
• NolaCon 2018 105 How to tell cajun doctors they have bad cyber hygiene and live Joshua Tannehill 2018
• NolaCon 2018 106 What Infosec in Oil Gas can Teach us About Infosec in Healthcare Damon J Small 2018
• NolaCon 2018 107 Your Mac Defenestrated Post OSXploitation Elevated FuzzyNop Noncetonic 2018
• NolaCon 2018 108 Follow The Yellow Brick Road Marcus J Carey 2018
• NolaCon 2018 109 We are the Enemy of the Good Stephen Heath 2018
• NolaCon 2018 110 Privacy for Safety How can we help vulnerable groups with privacy Stella 2018
• NolaCon 2018 111 Mind Games Exploring Mental Health through Games Todd Carr 2018
• NolaCon 2018 114 Changing the Game The Impact of TRISIS TRITON on Defending ICSSCADAIIoT Paul W Brag 2018
• NolaCon 2018 115 Gamifying Developer Education with CTFs John Sonnenschein Max Feldman 2018
• NolaCon 2018 116 HTTP2 and You Brett Gravois 2018
• NolaCon 2018 200 Aww Ship Navigating the vulnerabilities and attack surface of the maritime industry 2018
• NolaCon 2018 201 Dear Blue Team Proactive Steps to Supercharge your IR Joe Gray 2018
• NolaCon 2018 202 Hacking Smart Contracts A Methodology Konstantinos Karagiannis 2018
• NolaCon 2018 203 Fighting Child Exploitation with Oculum Andrew Hay Mikhail Sudakov 2018
• NolaCon 2018 204 On the Hunt Hacking the Hunt Group Chris Silvers Taylor Banks 2018
• NolaCon 2018 206 Taking out the Power Grids Middleman Nathan Wallace Luke Hebert 2018
• NolaCon 2018 207 Cash in the aisles How gift cards are easily exploited Will Caput 2018
• NolaCon 2018 208 Jump into IOT Hacking with Damn Vulnerable Habit Helper IOT Device Nancy Snoke Phoe 2018
• NolaCon 2018 209 The Future of Digital Forensics Imani Palmer 2018
• NolaCon 2018 211 Active Directory Security The Journey Sean Metcalf 2018
• OISF 2018 00 Introduction Dr John Carls 2018
• OISF 2018 01 Catching the Social Engineer Robert Stewart 2018
• OISF 2018 02 Hacking Identity A Pen Testers guide to IAM Jerod Brennen 2018
• OISF 2018 03 Active Defense Helping the Threat Actors Hack Themselves Matt Scheurer 2018
• OISF 2018 05 Planning & Executing A Red Team Engagement Tim Wright Presentation 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Main Track 00 The Insecure Software Development Lifecycle How to find fix and manage 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Main Track 01 The Sky Isnt Falling But the Earth May be Shifting How GDPR Could Chang 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Main Track 02 Gullivers Travels Security Exploits and Vulnerabilities Around the Glob 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Main Track 04 Youll understand when you are older Amanda Berlin David Cybuck 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Main Track 05 Bitcoin The generation of private keys based on public keys a live demo 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Opening 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 1 00 From DDoS to Mining Chinese Cybercriminals Set Their Sights on Monero Davi 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 1 01 We dont have to worry about that Its in the cloud Arnar Gunnarsson 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 1 02 Exploring Information Security QA Panel Timothy De Block 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 1 03 How Hyperbolic Discounting is keeping your security program from succeedin 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 1 04 Lessons Learned from Development and Release of Blacksmith The Meltdown De 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 1 05 Offensive Cartography Trenton Ivey 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 2 00 ANTI OSINT AF How to become untouchable Michael James 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 2 01 SS7 for INFOSEC Paul Coggin 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 2 02 Securing Windows with Group Policy Josh Rickard 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 2 03 Hijacking the Boot Process Ransomware Style Raul Alvarez 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 2 04 How to Train Your Kraken Creating a Monster Out of Necessity Sean Peterson 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 2 05 The Wrong Kind of DevOps Talk Now with Extra Badness Bobby Kuzma 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 3 00 Whos Watching the Watchers Nathan Sweaney 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 3 01 Getting Newcomers into Infosec The Tribulations of the Auburn University H 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 3 02 ATAT How to take on the entire rebellion with 2 3 stormtroopers ll3nigmall 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 3 03 Building a Cyber Training Range on a Budget Robert Guiler 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 3 04 PowerShell exploitation PowerSploit Bloodhound PowerShellMafia Obfuscation 2018
• ShowMeCon 2018 Track 3 05 This Job is Making Me Fat Thomas Smith 2018
• AIDE 2017 00 The Attack Is Coming From Inside The Refrigerator Mark Boltz Robinson 2017
• AIDE 2017 03 Human Error and It's Impact on Your Infosec Program Mike Baker 2017
• AIDE 2017 05 How to Speak Cat Picture Resiliency The ability to make a business case for proactive i 2017
• AIDE 2017 06 Learning Cryptography by Doing it Wrong Jeremy Druin 2017
• AIDE 2017 07 I Survived Ransomware TWICE Matt Perry 2017
• AIDE 2017 09 OS X Forensics Brian Martin 2017
• AIDE 2017 10 Making Our Profession More Professional Bill Gardner 2017
• AIDE 2017 How Russia Hacked The Election Bill Gardner 2017
• BSides Columbus11 Information Security Talent Trends to expect in 2017 Megan Wells AJ Candella 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 100 Moving Towards Maturity 5 Issues InfoSec Must Address Jim Beechey 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 101 Plotting Hackers Visualizing Attack Patterns Kent Gruber 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 103 Navigating Career Choices in InfoSec Fernando Montenegro 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 104 Well Rounded IT Sec Admin Frank Klimczak 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 105 Network Security What about the Data Jack Hatwick 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 106 Playing in Memory Examples of User Theivery and Hunting for Malware Kyle And 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 107 An Employee their Laptop and a Hacker walk into a Bar Shannon Fritz 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 200 STEHM is the new STEM David Schwartzberg 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 201 Hacking with Ham Radios What I have learned in 25 years of being a ham Jay a 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 202 Windows Event Logs Zero to Hero Nate Guagenti Adam Swan 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 203 ProbeSpy Tracking your past predicting your future Ian Odette 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 204 The AppSec Starter Kit Timothy De Block 2017
• Bsides Detroit 2017 205 Estimating Development Security Maturity in About an Hour Matt Clapham 2017
• BSides Indy06 Weaponizing Nanotechnology and hacking humans 2017 updates Chris Roberts 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Blue00 Got Vendors Armin Smailhodzic and Willie Hight 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Blue01 Emerging Legal Trends in Cybersecurity Rodney Hampton 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Blue02 Trust But Verify Your SAML Service Providers Bruce Wilson 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Blue03 Does DoD Level Security Work in the Real World Jeff Man 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Blue04 Abstract Tools for Effective Threat Hunting Chris Sanders 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Green00 Infosec Tools of the Trade Getting Your Hands Dirty Jason Smith and Ta 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Green01 How to learn reverse engineering kick ass at bug bounties and being a 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Green02 A Pyrate looks at 40 Adam John 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Green03 Springtime for code reviews Ryan Goltry 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Green04 Marrying Incident Response and Threat Intel Within Your Enterprise Joe 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Keynote Mental Health in Infosec Hackers Hugs and Drugs Amanda Berlin 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Red00 Security Guards LOL Brent White 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Red01 Windows Operating System Archaeology Casey Smithand Matt Nelson 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Red02 Intro to drone tech Ron Foster 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Red03 Weaponizing Splunk Using Blue Team Tools for Evil Ryan Hays 2017
• BSides Nashville 2017 Red04 Chunky Cookies Smashing Application Aware Defenses Russell Butturini 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 Closing 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T100 Keynote Rob M Lee 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T101 Clean up on Aisle APT Mark Parsons 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T102 Frony Fronius Exploring Zigbee signals from Solar City Jose Fernandez 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T103 The Not So Same Origin Policy David Petty 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T104 IoT Pressure Cooker What Could Go Wrong Ben Actis 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T105 I Went Phishing and Caught a Charge Maryland Law for Pentesters Joshua Rosenbl 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T106 Imposter Syndrome I Dont Feel Like Who You Think I Am Micah Hoffma 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T107 SOC Panel Keynote 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T108 Keynote Jim Christy 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T109 Red Teaming the Board Robert Wood 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T111 Microsoft Patch Analysis for Exploitation Stephen Sims 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T112 Arming Small Security Programs Network Baseline Generation and Alerts with Bro 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T200 Teaching Evil Chris Niemira 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T201 Weaponizing Splunk Using Blue Teams for Evil Ryan Hays 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T202 Current State of Virtualizing Network Monitoring Daniel Lohin Ed Sealing 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T203 OPSEC for the Security Practictioner Michael Clayberg 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T204 Automating Bulk Intelligence Collection Gita Ziabari 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T205 The Battle for OSINT Are you Team GUI or Team Command Line Tracy Z Maleeff Joe 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T206 The AVATAR Project and You da667 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T207 Threat Hunting Thinking About Tomorrow Tazz 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T208 Detecting the Elusive Active Directory Threat Hunting Sean Metcalf 2017
• BSidesCharm 2017 T209 The Cryptography of Edgar Allan Poe Robert Weiss pwcrack 2017
• BSidesPhilly cg02 MFA Its 2017 and Youre Still Doing Wrong Presented by Dan Astor and Chris Salerno 2017
• Converge 2017 100 You Are Making Bad Decisions and You Should Feel Bad Joel Cardella 2017
• Converge 2017 102 Prioritize Vulnerability Remediation Amol Sarwate 2017
• Converge 2017 103 That Escalated Quickly Shaun Bertrand 2017
• Converge 2017 104 Vectors and Victims Analyzing vulnerabilities through disease models Rich Cassara 2017
• Converge 2017 105 Prioritizing IT Security Projects for the Business Martin Bally Steve Barone John 2017
• Converge 2017 106 How to Transform Developers into Security People Chris Romeo 2017
• Converge 2017 107 Predicting Exploitability Michael Roytam 2017
• Converge 2017 108 How Much Security Do You Really Need Wendy Nather 2017
• Converge 2017 110 A Top 10 List for Better AppSec Hint Its Not the OWASP Top Ten Dave Ferguson 2017
• Converge 2017 111 The 4 Eyes of Information Security Fernando Montenegro 2017
• Converge 2017 112 You and Your Technical Community David Giard 2017
• Converge 2017 113 CBI Panel 2017
• Converge 2017 114 Misbehaving Networks Daniel Gregory 2017
• Converge 2017 115 New School Security Combat Mindset Mike Behrmann 2017
• Converge 2017 200 Violent Ruby A Talk for Hackers Forensic Analysts Penetration Testers and Security 2017
• Converge 2017 201 Stories through Logging It was the best of logs it was the worst of logs Tom Kopch 2017
• Converge 2017 202 How to kick start an application security program Timothy De Block 2017
• Converge 2017 203 Threat Modeling 101 Matt Clapham 2017
• Converge 2017 204 Defending The De funded Keith Wilson 2017
• Converge 2017 205 You have UpdatesA look at an old tool making a comeback Evilgrade Reid Brosko 2017
• Converge 2017 206 Fast wins for the defense Justin Herman 2017
• Converge 2017 207 Tarnished Silver Bullets Wolfgang Goerlich 2017
• Converge 2017 208 AppSec Behaviors for DevOps Breed Security Culture Change Chris Romeo 2017
• Converge 2017 209 Practical Security Recommendations from an Incident Responder Matthew Aubert 2017
• Converge 2017 211 Leveraging Vagrant to Quickly Deploy Forsensics Environments Jeff Williams 2017
• DerbyCon 2017 Closing 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC00 Hacking the IoT A Case Study Nancy Meares Snoke and Phoenix Snoke 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC01 Hurt Me Plenty The Design and Development of Arganium Todd Carr 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC02 Arming Small Security Programs Network Baseline Matt Domko 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC04 EDNS Client Subnet ECS DNS CDN Magic or Secur Jim Nitterauer 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC05 Attacking Modern SaaS Companies Sean Cassidy 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC06 Iron Sights for Your Data Leah Figueroa 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC07 Embrace the Bogeyman Tactical Fear Mongering for Those Who Penetrate FuzzyNop 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBC10 22 Short Films About Security Charlie Vedaa 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD00 Does DoD Level Security Work in the Real World Jeff Man 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD01 Going past the wire Leveraging Social Engineering in physical security assessment 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD02 Easy Indicators of Compromise Creating a Deception Infrastructure David Kennedy 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD03 Make STEHM Great Again David Schwartzberg 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD04 Designing and Implementing a Universal Meterpreter Payload Brent Cook 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD05 Rooting out evil defend your data center like the Secret Service protects the Pre 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD06 The Unbearable Lightness of Failure Dave Lewis 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD07 Phishing for Shellz Setting up a Phishing Campaign Haydn Johnson 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD08 Security Guards LOL Brent White Tim Roberts 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD09 Skynet Will Use PsExec When SysInternals Go Bad Matt Bromiley Brian Marks 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD11 The Devils Bargain Targeted Ransomware and Its Costs Joshua Galloway 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD12 Security is dead Long live Infosec David Shaw 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD13 An Employee their Laptop and a Hacker walk into a Bar Shannon Fritz 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD14 Beyond OWASP Top 10 Aaron Hnatiw 2017
• NolaCon 2017 GBD15 Scamming the Scammers Hacking scammers with pwns Nathan Clark 2017
• NSA Cubebot from BSides Philly 2017 back to cube 2017
• T305 DanderSpritz How the Equation Groups 2013 tools pwn in 2017 Francisco Donoso 2017
• 02 2016 Predictions and How History repeats itself Jason Samide 2016
• 201 The Art Of Espionage 2016 or Stop Trying To Be Tom Cruise Ryan Jones McOmie 2016
• 401 Top 10 2015 2016 compromise patterns observed how to use non traditional Internet datasets to de 2016
• BSides Detroit 2016 Intro 2016
• BSidesSF 211 Access Control in 2016 deep dive Dr Ulrich Lang 2016
• COIS F11 The Legal Perspective on Data Security for 2016 Dino Tsibouris Mehmet Munur 2016
• COIS K02 State of Security and 2016 Predictions Jason Samide 2016
• Converge 2016 Intro 2016
• Louisville InfoSec 2016 Closing 2016
• NolaCon 2016 Intro 2016
• BSides Boston 2015 Closing 2015
• BSidesCharm 2017 T110 Understanding the Cybersecurity Act of 2015 Jeff Kosseff 2015
• COIS F10 Cybersecurity Act of 2015 and Other Hot Privacy and Cybersecurity Topics Heather Enlow Chri 2015
• Data Breaches Lawyers Perspective for 2015 Dino Tsibouris & Mehmet Munur 2015
• OISF 2015 Intro 2015
• t303 How to Shot Web Better Hacking in 2015 Jason Haddix 2015
• BSides Huntsville 2014 01 Intro 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 02 Building The Future of P 12 Cyber Education Dr Casey Wardynski 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 03 Cyber Security Program At UAH - Russ Ward 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 04 1337 in the Library Obtaining your information security education on the 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 05 Zero to Hero Breaking into the security Field Jeremy Conway 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 06 Certifications in Cybersecurity Adam Wade Lewis 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 07 Trojans -- The Forgotten Enemy Dave Chronister 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 08 The Amazing Cybermen Ben McGee 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 09 Why you are pwn'd and don't know it! Ben Miller 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 10 Cyber Security, What's The Fuss Deborah William 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 11 HTTPS Now You See Me Tim Mullican 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 12 Introduction to hacking with PowerShell Scott Busby 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 13 All You Base Still Belong To Us Physical Penetration Testing Tales From 2014
• BSides Huntsville 2014 14 Digital Energy BPT Paul Coggin 2014
• cg12 booze devils advocate and hugs the best debates panel youll see at bsideslv 2014 david mortman 2014
• Grrcon 2014 closing 2014
• OWASP03 OWASP 2014 Top 10 Proactive Web Application Controls Jason Montgomery 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Another Log to Analyze Utilizing DNS to Discover Malware in Your Network Nat 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Building An Information Security Awareness Program From Scratch Bill @oncee 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Crossing the Streams with State Machines in IDS Signature Languages Michael 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Eyes on IZON Surveilling IP Camera Security Mark @markstanislav Stanislav 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Get Out of Jail Free Cards What Aviation Can Teach Us About Information Shar 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Having Your Cake and Eating It Too FOIA, Surveillance, and Privacy Michael @ 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 TrendCoins Making Money on the Bitcoin Altcoin Trends Zac @ph3n0 Hinkel 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Weaponizing Your Pets War Kitteh and the Denial of Service Dog Gene @gbransf 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Welcome grecs day 1 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Welcome grecs day 2 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Windows Attacks AT is the New Black Rob @mubix Fuller 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Women's Tech Collective, and Gender Equality in Tech Sarah @dystonica Clarke 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 Writing Your Own Disassembler in 15 Minutes Jay @computerality Little 2014
• Shmoocon Firesides 2014 You Name It We Analyze It Jim @JimGilsinn Gilsinn 2014
• AIDE 2013 - Boring eForensic Science Items - Brian Martin 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Building an Engaging and Effective Information Security Awareness Program - Bill Gardner 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Can You Hear Me Now Leveraging Mobile Devices on Pentests - Georgia Weidman 2013
• AIDE 2013 - CCDC and Industry - James L. Siegel Jr. (WolfFlight) 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Hackers in Unganda A Documentary (Kickstarer Project) - Oncee 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Help from the helpdesk - Mick Douglas (@bettersafetynet) 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Malware Analysis Triage for n00bs - Grecs (@Grecs) 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Network King Of The Hill (NetKotH) A hacker wargame for organizers 2013
• AIDE 2013 - RAWR (Rapid Assessment of Web Resources) - @al14s and @c0ncealed 2013
• AIDE 2013 - Small Businesses Deserve Security Too - Frank Hackett 2013
• b03 Advanced Breaches of 2013 vs Behavioral Detection Charles Herring 2013
• Bsides 2013 how to become an unwitting accomplice in a phishing attack mark hufe hufemj 2013
• Bsides Delaware 2013 Wireless Penetration Testing For Realz Mellendick 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 1 110 years of vulnerabilities brian martin aka jericho 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 11 software security game day evan oslick eoslick 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 2 html 5 security justin klein keane @madirish2600 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 4 cloud business and academia bringing it all together cloud security alliance delaw 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 5 uncloaking ip addresses on irc derek callaway decalresponds 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 6 baking even more clam av s for fun profit nathan gibbs christ media 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 6 baking even more clam av s for fun profit nathan gibbs christ media 2nd try 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 8 introducing intelligence into your malware analysis brian baskin 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 1 9 another log to analyze utilizing dns to detect malware in your network nathan magn 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 2 1 winning isnt everything how trolling can be as much fun joey l0stkn0wledge 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 2 2 antipwny a windows based ids ips for metasploit rohan vazarkar david bitner 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 2 3 playing the forensics game forensic analysis of gaming applications for fun and pr 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 2 4 project phree phucking the nsa bts square r00t 2013
• BSidesDE 2013 2 6 hacking benjamins bob weiss pwcrack 2013
• bsidesde 2013 growing up in the information security community forgottensec 2013
• BsidesDE 2013 LinkedAllUpIn Your Email utkonos 2013
• BsidesDE 2013 Pentoo Zero Chaos 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 1 The Security Industry How to Survive Becoming Management Christien Rioux 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 2 Discovering Dark Matter Towards better Android Malware Heuristics Jim 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 3 Mom! I Broke My Insulin Pump Again! Jay Rad Radcliffe 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 4 Dungeons & Dragons, Siege Warfare, and Fantasy Defense in Depth Evan 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 5 HiveMind Distributed File Storage Using JavaScript Botnets Sean Malone 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 6 gitDigger Creating useful wordlists from public GitHub repositories WiK and 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 7 Collaborative Penetration Testing With Lair Tom Steele and Dan Kottmann 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 1 8 Social Aftermath Responding to Social Pwnage Steven F Fox 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 1 Silence Equals Death Violet Blue 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 2 The Cavalry Isn't Coming Starting the Revolution to Fsck it All! 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 3 A Fire In The Eye Olli Pekka Niemi and Antti Levomaki 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 4 Defense Evasion Modeling Frank Artes 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 5 Malware Management Framework We detected WinNTI with it! Michael Gough 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 6 Crunching the Top 10,000 Websites' Password Policies and Controls Steve Werb 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 7 Governments and UFOs A Historical Analysis of Disinformation and Deception R 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1 2 8 Strange interactions in personal data Brokers and the CFAA Christine Dudley 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1530 Brendan OConnor HARK The Hacker Archive 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 1550 Jack Whitsitt Critical Infrastructure Protection As Code 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 1 Diamonds, Fitness and Cults Manipulation for Fun and Profit Katie Rodzon 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 2 Vulnerability & Exploit Trends A Deep Look Inside The Data Ed Bellis, Michae 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 3 EC2 or Bust û How to Build Your Own Pen Testing Lab in Amazon EC2 Grecs 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 4 Techniques for Escaping the AppSec Labyrinth Andrew Hay 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 5 The Erudite Inebriate's Guide to Life, Liberty, and the Purfuit of Happinefs 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 6 Hack the Hustle! Career Strategies for Information Security Professionals Ev 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 1 7 Information Sharing, or I've got 99 problems and they're probably 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 2 2 How embracing social media helped me stop the hackers, save the world and get 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 2 3 Malware Automation Christopher Elisan 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 2 4 Popping the Penguin An Introduction to the Principles of Linux Persistence M 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 2 5 Network Survival WCS James Costello 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 2 6 The Slings and Arrows of Open Source Security Tod Beardsley and Mister X 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 2 2 7 What if Petraeus was a hacker Email privacy for the rest of us Fak3r 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 1 1 Never Mind Your Diet, Cut the Crap From Your Vocabulary Keli Hay Brian Marti 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 1 2 The 7 habits of highly effective CISOs Franklin Tallah Wendy Nather) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 1 3 The Little Dutch Boy D0n Quix0te Bill E Ghote) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 1 5 Stop Shooting Blanks No magic bullets in your arsenal Renegade6 Nicolle Neul 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 1 6 Flameout Burnout Supernova Dan Ward Ally Miller) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 1 7 The Sensual Side of 3D Printing Kat Sweet Javvad Malik) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 1 Fun with WebSockets using Socket Puppet Mister Glass Weasel) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 2 Using Machine Learning to Support Information Security Alex Pinto Joel Wilba 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 3 The Truth, You Thought We Wouldn't Know Wolf Flight Terry Gold) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 4 Vulnerabilities in Application Whitelisting Malware Case Studies Jared Sperl 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 5 The Goodness is Baked In Baking Assurance into Software Ebony Davi Ottenheim 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 6 Matriux Leandros An Open Source Penetration Testing and Forensic Distribution 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 3 2 7 Sixteen Colors Archiving the Evolution of ANSI and ASCII Art Doug Moore Bren 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 4 1 1 You Are Being Watched! Bharat Jogi 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 4 1 2 Calling All Researchers A Discussion on Building a Security Research F 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 4 2 1 Attribution Shmatribution! FIX YOUR SHIT! Krypt3ia 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 4 2 2 Breach Panel Davi Ottenheimer, Raymond Umerley, Jack Daniel, Steve Werby, Da 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 1 1 Attacking and Defending Full 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 1 2 Say It to My Face Shannon Sistrunk 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 1 3 Alex Dreams of Risk How the Concept of Being a Craftsma 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 1 4 GTFO FTW Hacking Your Lifestyle for Fun and Profit Beau Woods and Taylor Ban 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 1 5 You can't make people act more securely, you can help them want to 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 1 6 Your Droid Has No Clothes Mike Murray and Allan Zhang 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 5 2 3 OMFG China! T Prophet 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 Cookie Reuse Sam Bowne 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 LT 01 Least Authority File System @zooko 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 LT 02 Hack cellular metabolism by targeting mitochondria @ambimorph) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 LT 04 Cross Platform Metasploit Payloads @bperry) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 LT 05 GPS Hacking @recompiler) 2013
• BSidesLV 2013 LT 07 SSD data evaporation @sambrowne) 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 0 Large scale application security Charlie Eriksen 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 0 Hacking Your Neighbors for Fun! Josh Wright 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 1 Public cloud PCI compliance or a sharp stick in the eye, which to choose Chris 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 2 Bite the Wax Tadpole The importance of culture in user security Kati Rodzon 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 3 Exploiting the Top Ten Database Vulnerabilities and Misconfigurations Josh Sha 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 4 Exploit Development for Mere Mortals Joe McCray 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 5 Future Trends in IT security Ron Gula 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 6 The Freaky Economics Of Cybersecurity Robert David Graham 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 1 SMB SRMF for identifying top 10 risks Jim Peeler 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 0 Booting the Booters, Stressing the Stressors Allison Nixon and Brandon Levene 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 1 Talk More Better Jack Daniel 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 3 So, you want to compute post apocalypse Larry Pesce & Darren Wigley 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 4 Feeling Sick Healthcare Information Security Roy Wattanasin 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 5 Blitzing with Your Defense Ben Jackson 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 6 Lessons Learned Why I became a PaulDotCom Intern and why you should become an In 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 7 Learning Security on the Cheap Patrick Laverty 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 2 How I Do a Weekly Podcast or Three) Paul Asadoorian 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 3 Show and Tell Super Minipwner James Edge 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 4 Opening the Treasure Chest Attacking Network Attached Storage on a Pen Test Russ 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 Closing Paul Asadoorian, Patrick Laverty & Mike Perez 2013
• BsidesRI 2013 Intro with Paul Asadoorian, Patrick Laverty & Mike Perez 2013
• circlecitycon 112 owasp top 10 of 2013 it s still a thing and we re still not getting it barry schat 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Acquisitions...your latest zero day Mitch Greenfield & Scott MacArthur 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Assessing Mobile Applications with the MobiSec Live Environment Nathan S 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Assessing the Risk of Unmanaged Devices BYOD) Pete Lindstrom 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Attacking iOS Applications Karl Fosaaen 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Awards 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Breaking SCADA Communications Mehdi Sabraoui 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Burn it Down! Rebuilding an Information Security Program Dave Kennedy 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Can cloud and security be used in the same sentence Joshua Bartley 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Convergence Configurations, Vulnerabilities and Unexpected Changes Brian 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Eliminating Data Security Threats And BYOS David Braun 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 FBI InfraGard Current Cyber Trends 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Information Security in University Campus and Open Environments Adrian C 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Mobile Security and the Changing Workforce Matthew Witten 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 NIST and your risky application Conrad Reynolds 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Past Due Practical Web Service Vulnerability Assessment for Pen Testers, D 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 STRC The Security Training and Research Cloud Jimmy Murphy 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 Weaponized Security Kellman Meghu 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 What Healthcare Can Learn from the Banking Industry Jim Czerwonka 2013
• Louisville InfoSec 2013 How Do I Get There from Here Security to Privacy Career Migration Michael 2013
• OISF 2013 Adrian Crenshaw Webshells History, Techniques, Obfuscation (Fixed Audio) 2013
• OISF 2013 Chris Eagle Reverse Engineering Demystified a little maybe) (Fixed Audio) 2013
• OISF 2013 Deviant Ollam Locks & Physical Security (Fixed Audio) 2013
• OISF 2013 Georgia Weidman Leveraging Mobile Devices on Pentests (Fixed Audio) 2013
• OISF 2013 Martin Bos Kali Linux Backtrack Linux reborn (Fixed Audio) 2013
• 2.2.4 1984 2012 Legal Privacy Trends Nick Merker.avi 2012
• Derbycon 2012 Closing Ceremonies 2012
• DerbyCon 3 0 S111 Intro To Dynamic Access Control In Windows Server 2012 Evan Anderson 2012
• Shmoocon Firetalks 2012 Night 1 2012
• Shmoocon Firetalks 2012 Night 2 2012
• SkyDogCon 2 22 SkyDogCon 2012 Closing 2012
• Adrian, Dave, Martin: Welcome to DerbyCon 2011 -- Intro to the con and events 2011
• Larry Pesce -- You are the Smart Meter: Making (and hacking) of the 2011 MA-CCDC electronic badges 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: Beau Woods - What Companies and Vendors must know about securing mobile devices 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: Billy Hoffman - Advice on starting a start-up 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: Contest Prize Giveaway, Awards, Closing Ceremonies 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: HalfJack -Building your Own Green Home 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: IronGeek - Rendering Hacker Con Videos with AviSynth 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: MadMex - Windows Command Line Incident Response 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: Pure Hate - Why your password policy sucks 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: Rick Hayes - Assessing and Pen-Testing IPv6 Networks 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: SkyDog - Opening Ceremonies/etc. 2011
• Outerz0ne 2011: SkyDog - The Modern Day Hacker 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1 1 SkyDog Conference Opening Remarks 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1 5 IronGeek More PHUKED Than Ever 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1-2 - Curtis Koenig - The Neurobiology of Decision Making 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1-3 - Chris Anderson - Corporate Evil 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1-4 - Rious - Making of the SkyDogCon Electronic Badge 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1-6 - Nick Levay - Counter Espionage Strategy and Tactics 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1-8 - Karlo Arozquerta - Windows Command Line Forensics 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 1-9 - Brian Wilson - DOCSIS Networks 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-1 - Brent Baldwin and Robert Jason - Brewing Coffee the Soft Brew Way 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-2 - Sonny Mounicou - Hackerspace Technology 101 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-3 - Pat McCoy and Mike McGilvray - Hook, Line and Syncer A Liar for Hire's ... 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-4 - James Ruffer - Information gathering and social media attacks to gain ... 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-5 - Bart Hopper - Avoiding the Landmines in Your Own Backyard 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-6 - HackerSpace Panel 2011
• SkyDogCon 2011 2-8 - Ben Feinstein - Morto Kombat Understanding the Morto Worm 2011
• Bruce Schneier's prediction on social media and cancel culture (before it was called that) from 2010 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Brian Wilson docsis Coolness 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Freeside 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Irongeek -Turning The Zipit2 Into A Mobile Hacking Device 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: ScottMoulton Hard Drive Kung Fu Magic 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Billy Hoffman Web Performance Talk craziness 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Bobtalks 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Closing Ceremonies 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Intro To Outerzone And Talk 1- Gene Bransfield - Security People Suck. 2010
• Outerz0ne 2010: Pbr90x Social Networking fail 2010
• Shmoocon Firetalks 2010 2010
• Irongeek Outerz0ne/Notacon 2009 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Acidus Offline Apps The Future Of The Web Is The Client Part 1 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Acidus Offline Apps The Future Of The Web Is The Client Part 2 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Nick Chapman Embedded Malicious Javascript 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Outerz0ne Clozing 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Rob Ragan Filter Evasion Houdini On The Wire 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Makers Local 256 A Primer On Hackerspaces 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Morgellon Duino Punk Manifesting Open Source In Physical Space 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Scott Moulton Reassembling RAID By SIGHT And SOUND 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: SkyDog Screen Printing Primer Make Your Own Con Shirt 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: SlimJim100 Live Demo Of Cain Able And The Man in the middleattack 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Tyler Pitchford They Took My Laptop US Search And Seizure Part 1 2009
• Outerz0ne 2009: Tyler Pitchford They Took My Laptop US Search And Seizure Part 2 2009
• Notacon 2007 2007
• Notacon 2007 2007
• Notacon 2007 Part 1 2007
• Notacon 2007 Part 2 2007
• Notacon 2007 Part 3 2007
• Notacon 2007 Part 4 2007
• Irongeek Notacon 2006 Printer Hacking Talk 2006
• The Ultimate INFOSEC Interview Why must I be surrounded by frickin idiots Dr Evil 1997 Stephen Heath 1997
• OISF 03 How a 1993 CCG prepared me for a life in Info Sec Micah Brown 1993
• -Thin Slicing a Black Swan A Search for the Unknowns by Michele @mrsyiswhy Chubirka
• 0 00 Opening
• 0 Conference Kickoff - Deral Heiland & Abyss of Cybersecurity - John Bumgarner
• 0 Secret Pentesting Technigues Shhh...Dave Kennedy
• 00 Breaking The Teeth Of Bluetooth Padlocks Adrian Crenshaw
• 00 PreTalks
• 000 Do You Want Educated Users Because This is How You Get Educated Users Tess Schrodinger
• 001 Dont blame that checklist for your crappy security program Branden Miller
• 002 Shooting Phish in a Barrel Amanda Berlin
• 01 advanced evasion techniques pwning the next generation security products david kennedy
• 01 identifying and exploiting hardware vulnerabilities demo of the hres process Tim Wright
• 02 imaging a skyscraper brian martin
• 03 A Lawyers Perspective on Data Security Dino Tsibouris and Mehmet Munur
• 03 character assassination fun and games with unicode adrian crenshaw
• 04 ms08 067 under the hood john degruyter
• 04 The Attackers Dictionary Joel Cardella
• 05 nsa wiretaps are legal and other annoying facts branden miller
• 06 red teaming your bug out bag tom moore
• 07 making it rain and breaching the levees kc yerrid
• 08 another log to analyze utilizing dns to identify malware nathan magniez
• 09 netsniff ng jon schipp
• 1 00 Keynote Matt Blaze
• 1 01 Embrace the Red Enhancing detection capabilities with adversary simulation Mauricio Velazco
• 1 01 Introduction Parameter
• 1 02 Cleaning the Apple Orchard Using Venator to Detect macOS Compromise Richie Cyrus
• 1 02 Hacking Hollywood Ralph Echemendia
• 1 03 Give Me Your Data Dave Chronister
• 1 04 COM Under The Radar Circumventing Application Control Solutions Jimmy Bayne
• 1 04 Terminal Cornucopia Demystifying The Mullet Evan Booth
• 1 05 Automated Adversary Emulation David Hunt
• 1 05 Thinking Outside The SandBox Kyle Adams
• 1 06 How to Start a Cyber War Lessons from Brussels Chris Kubecka
• 1 06 Protecting The SeamsMilitary Doctrine Applied To Application And Network Security Paul Vencill
• 1 07 Start With The Bpt Then Worry About The Apt Kevin Cardwel
• 1 07 You're Not as Safe as You Think Clearing Up Common Security Misconceptions Joshua Meyer
• 1 08 Keynote The Declarative Future Liam Randall
• 1 09 Cognitive Injection Andy Ellis
• 1 09 Defense in Depth Against DDoS Diminishes Dollars Destroyed Daniel Gordon
• 1 10 BloodHound From Red to Blue Mathieu Saulnier
• 1 10 Inside The World's Most Dangerous Search Engine John Matherly
• 1 11 Hacking To Get Caught A Concept For Adversary Replication And Penetration Testing Raphael Mudge
• 1 11 Hunting for Threats in Industrial Environments and Other Scary Places Nick Tsamis
• 1 13 J J J JEA Power James Honeycutt
• 1 Focusing on the Fool Building an Awareness & Training Program - Branden Miller & Bill Gardner
• 1 Metasploit Intro Irongeek
• 1 Simple Webshell and Uploader
• 1 Size Does Matter Password Tools and Data Bob Weiss
• 1.1.1 Game Maker Crash Course Chris Sanyk just slides.avi
• 1.1.1 Minute Man All I Need is 60 Seconds Rick Deacon.avi
• 1.1.2 Get your kicks on route IPv6.avi
• 1.1.3 We lit IPv6. This is what happened. Jeff Goeke-Smith.avi
• 1.1.5 Civic Hacking Jeff Schuler, Beth Sebian.avi
• 1.1.6 Vulnerabilities of Control Systems in Drinking Water Utilities John McNabb.avi
• 1.1.7 Hacking for Freedom Peter Fein.avi
• 1.1.8 Building a Game for the Ages (well, the young ages anyway) Bill Sempf.avi
• 1.2.1 Mo data Mo problems Mick Douglas.avi
• 1.2.10 Whose Slide Is It Anyway nicolle rogueclown neulist.avi
• 1.2.2 What if Max Zoran Succeeded Living without Silicon Valley movax.avi
• 1.2.4 (Just About) Everything you think you know about Wilderness Survival is Wrong Mark Lenigan.avi
• 1.2.5 Baking in Security Jeff ghostnomad Kirsch.avi
• 1.2.7 REFACTORING THE REVOLUTION (Occupy as an Agile project) Some Guy On Bridge.avi
• 1.2.8 Custom Distributions Via Package Aliasing release of The Pentest Repository Ryan Holeman.avi
• 1.2.9 Numbers, From Merely Big to Unimaginable Brian Makin.avi
• 10 Pass the Hash like a Rockstar Martin Bos
• 10 sdradio playing with your dongle an introduction to software defined radio using cheap tv tuner c
• 100 Minimalistic Physical Assessment Kit Tom Moore
• 100 Morning Keynote Ian Amit
• 100 Opening Ceremony DerbyCon Team
• 100 Opening Keynote Jack Daniel
• 100 OWASP Top 10 Hacking Web Applications with Burp Suite Chad Furman
• 101 Hacking Web Apps Brent White and Tim Roberts
• 101 Key Note Jeffrey Snover Lee Holmes
• 101 Keynote Dave Lewis Dave Lewis
• 101 Preventing credential theft lateral movement after initial compromise Cameron Moore
• 101 Slaying Rogue Access Points with Python and Cheap Hardware Gabriel Ryan
• 102 Learning From Pirates of the Late 1600s The first APT Adam Hogan
• 102 Thinking Purple Carlos Perez
• 102 Web shells as a covert channel Joe Vest
• 103 Afternoon Keynote Chris Roberts
• 103 Afternoon Keynote TSA Luggage Locks Details Flaws Making The Best Of A Bad Lock Adrian Crenshaw
• 103 Writing malware while the blue team is staring at you Mubix Rob Fuller
• 104 At the mountains of malware Lessons learned from analyzing terabytes of malware Wes Widner
• 104 Macs Get Sick Too Tyler Halfpop Jacob Soo
• 104 Playing Doctor Lessons the Blue Team can Learn from Patient Engagement J Wolfgang Goerlich
• 105 A Year in the Empire Will Schroeder Matt Nelson
• 105 Port Scanning the Hermit Kingdom Or What NMAP Can Teach Us About Geopolitics Thomas Pieragastini
• 106 PowerShell Secrets and Tactics Ben0xA
• 106 PowerShell Secrets and Tactics Ben0xA
• 106 Process Ventriloquism Spencer McIntyre
• 107 BSides Closeout Paul Coggin
• 107 Cons and Conjurers Lessons for Infiltration Paul Blonsky
• 107 CrackMapExec Owning Active Directory by using Active Directory Marcello Salvati
• 108 Closing Keynote David Kennedy
• 108 Exploiting First Hop Protocols to Own the Network Paul Coggin
• 109 Defeating The Latest Advances in Script Obfuscation Mark Mager
• 11 Applying Risk Management to Web Application Security - J Wolfgang Goerlich
• 110 Breaking Credit Card Tokenization Without Cryptanalysis Tim MalcomVetter
• 111 Attacking EvilCorp Anatomy of a Corporate Hack Sean Metcalf Will Schroeder
• 111 Attacking EvilCorp Anatomy of a Corporate Hack Sean Metcalf Will Schroeder
• 112 Phishing without Failure and Frustration Jay Beale
• 113 New Shiny in Metasploit Framework egypt
• 114 Embrace the Bogeyman Tactical Fear Mongering for Those Who Penetrate FuzzyNop
• 115 Closing Ceremony CircleCityCon Staff
• 115 How to Social Engineer your way into your dream job Jason Blanchard
• 116 Make STEHM Great Again David Schwartzberg and Chris Sistrunk
• 117 Breaking Android Apps for Fun and Profit Bill Sempf
• 118 Attacking ADFS Endpoints with PowerShell Karl Fosaaen
• 119 Introducing PowerShell into your Arsenal with PSAttack Jared Haight
• 12 Anti-Forensics - Irongeek Fill In
• 120 Hardening AWS Environments and Automating Incident Response for AWS Compromises Andrew Krug Alex
• 121 Invoke Obfuscation PowerShell obFUsk8tion Techniques How To Try To DeTect Them Daniel Bohannon
• 122 MariaDB Lock it down like a chastity belt Ben Stillman
• 13 Outside the Echo Chamber - James Siegel (aka WolfFlight)
• 14 Pentesting ASP.NET - Bill Sempf
• 2 00 I'll Complete My Threat Model Later Mom Infosec in Middle School Ashley Benitez Smith
• 2 01 More Tales From the CryptAnalyst Jeffrey Man
• 2 02 Powershell And You Using MicrosoftS Post Exploitation Language Chris Campbell
• 2 03 Dropping Docs On Darknets How People Got Caught Adrian Crenshaw
• 2 03 On The Line What Phishing Really Impacts Steven Becker
• 2 04 Comparing Malicious Files Robert Simmons
• 2 05 You Moved to Office 365 Now What Sean Metcalf
• 2 06 The Call Of Community Modern Warfare Ben0xa
• 2 07 Physical InSecurity Its Not All About Cyber Inbar Raz
• 2 07 Reasonable Rapid Recognition and Response to Rogues Craig Bowser
• 2 08 A Code Pirates Cutlass Recovering Software Architecture from Embedded Binaries evm
• 2 08 Bending And Twisting Networks Paul Coggin
• 2 09 Here Let Me Hold That For You Consumer Metadata And Its Dangers Robert Reed
• 2 09 It's Malware Time A Bar Crawl from Skunked Homebrew to Rotten Apples Erika Noerenberg
• 2 10 What did the SIEM Say Shawn Thomas
• 2 2 7 Benjamin Mauch - Creating a powerful user defense against attackers
• 2 3 4 Matt Presson Building a database security program
• 2 b374k-shell Webshell
• 2 Dingleberry Pi Building a Blackthrow - Adrian Crenshaw
• 2 Metasploit Scanning And Pivoting Pwrcycle
• 2 People Process Technology - Jeff @ghostnomad Kirsch
• 2.1.1 I'm a Hacker...and I'm a QSA.avi
• 2.1.2 Neurohacking from the bottom up meecie.avi
• 2.1.3 Code That Sounds Good Music Theory and Algorithmic Composition nicolle rogueclown neulist.avi
• 2.1.4 Collaboration. You keep using that word... Angela Harms.avi
• 2.1.5 Kinetic Security Knuckles, Jeff ghostnomad Kirsch, Ghostnomadjr.avi
• 2.1.6 Milkymist video synthesizers at the cutting edge of open source hardware
• 2.1.7 Development Operations Take Back Your Infrastructure Mark Stanislav.avi
• 2.1.8 Exercise Your Mind and Body Suellen Walker, Joe Walker.avi
• 2.2.1 How to Market the Morally Broken and Sociologically Depraved A Guide to Selling.avi
• 2.2.2 Geocaching 101 Jon Peer.avi
• 2.2.3 It's A Trap Notacon 9 Network.avi
• 2.2.7 What Locksport Can Teach Us About Security Bill Sempf.avi
• 2.2.8 Octodad Building a Better Tentacle Ragdoll Devon Scott-Tunkin.avi
• 200 Elementary my dear Watson A story of indicators Nir Yosha
• 201 A practical approach to deploying Data Loss Prevention Jon Damratoski
• 201 Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Michael Mendez
• 201 Mind Reading for Fun and Profit using DISC Christopher Hadnagy
• 202 Hunting for Exploit Kits Joe Desimone
• 202 The Art of Bit Banging Gaining Full Control of Nearly Any Bus Protocol Aaron Waibel
• 202 Threat Modeling the Minecraft Way Jarred White
• 203 A Rookie PoV The Hollywood Fallacy Raquel Milligan
• 203 Next Gen Web Pen Testing Handling modern applications in a penetration test Kevin Johnson and Ja
• 204 Beyond The Cript Practical iOS Reverse Engineering Michael Allen
• 204 History of WRT and Wireless Mesh protocols Alex Kot
• 204 Splunk for IR and Forensics Tony Iacobelli
• 205 Adaptation of the Security Sub Culture Rockie Brockway Adam Hogan
• 205 SafeCracking on a Budget Redux David Hunt and Zack Nagaich
• 206 Outlook and Exchange for the Bad Guys Nick Landers
• 206 The Digital Beginning of the Analog End Brad Hegrat
• 207 Deploying PAWs as Part of a Strategy to Limit Credential Theft and Lateral Movement Bill V
• 208 Living Off the Land 2 A Minimalists Guide to Windows Defense Matt Graeber
• 209 I dont give one IoTA Introducing the Internet of Things Attack Methodology Larry Pesce
• 210 What I have learned in 25+years of Ham Radio Jay Radcliffe
• 211 Introducing DeepBlueCLI a PowerShell module for hunt teaming via Windows event logs Eric Conrad
• 212 Attackers Hunt Sysadmins Its time to fight back Lee Holmes
• 213 Python 3 Its Time Charles L Yost
• 214 So Youve Inherited a Security Department Now What Amanda Berlin Lee Brotherston
• 215 Recharging Penetration Testing to Maximize Value James Jardine
• 216 Yara Rule QA Cant I Write Code to do This for Me Andrew Plunkett
• 217 Mobile Device Forensics Dav Wilson
• 218 IoT Defenses Software Hardware Wireless and Cloud Aaron Guzman
• 3 Dingleberry Pi Building a Blackthrow - Adrian Crenshaw
• 3 Metasploit Fuzzing And Exploit Development Nullthreat
• 3 Threat Model Express Sahba Kazerooni
• 3 Weevely Web Shell
• 300 Ask a CISO Jamie Murdock
• 300 Metasploit Townhall David Maloney James Lee Brent Cook Tod Beardsley Lance Sanchez
• 301 Fun with One Line of Powershell Matthew Turner
• 301 Stagefright An Android Exploitation Case Study Jduck
• 302 Food Fight J Wolfgang Goerlich
• 302 Rotten Potato Privilege Escalation from Service Accounts to SYSTEM Stephen Breen Chris Mallz
• 303 DevOops Redux Ken Johnson Chris Gates
• 303 Security Automation in your Continuous Integration Pipeline Jimmy
• 304 and bad mistakes Ive made a few Jayson E Street
• 304 The WiX Toolset How to Make Your Own MSIs Charles Yost
• 305 Better Network Defense Through Threat Injection and Hunting Zach Grace Brian Genz
• 305 Responder for Purple Teams Kevin Gennuso
• 306 Bridging the Gap or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Developers Eric Mikulas
• 306 Its Never So Bad That It Cant Get Worse Valerie Thomas and Harry Regan
• 307 From Commodity to Advanced APT malware are automated malware analysis sandboxes as useful as you
• 307 Gamify Security Awareness Failure to Engage is Failure to Secure Michael Woolard
• 308 Business Developement The best non four letter dirty word in infosec Scott Lyons and Joshua Marp
• 308 Business Developement The best non four letter dirty word in infosec Scott Lyons and Joshua Marp
• 310 Anti Forensics AF int0x80 of Dual Core
• 310 Anti Forensics AF int0x80 of Dual Core
• 311 Penetration Testing Trends John Strand
• 311 Penetration Testing Trends John Strand
• 312 Using Binary Ninja for Modern Malware Analysis Dr Jared DeMott Mr Josh Stroschein
• 313 Scripting Myself Out of a Job Automating the Penetration Test with APT2 Adam Compton Austin Lane
• 313 Scripting Myself Out of a Job Automating the Penetration Test with APT2 Adam Compton Austin Lane
• 314 DNS in Enterprise IR Collection Analysis and Response Philip Martin
• 314 DNS in Enterprise IR Collection Analysis and Response Philip Martin
• 315 Reverse engineering all the malwareand why you should stop Brandon Young
• 316 The 90s called they want their technology back Stephen Hilt
• 317 Poetically Opaque or other John Updike Quotes hypervista
• 318 Java RATS Not even your Macs are safe Anthony Kasza
• 319 Hashview a new tool aimed to improve your password cracking endeavors Casey Cammilleri Hans Lakh
• 320 Static PIE How and Why Adam Cammack Brent Cook
• 3D Printing for Work and Fun temp title Mirabela Rusu
• 4 Detect Webshells with grep, NeoPi and PHP-Shell-Detector
• 4 Meterpreter And Post Exploitation Purehate
• 4 Testing Enterprise DLP Systems Advanced data exfiltration techniques - Albert School
• 400 Data Obfuscation How to hide data and payloads to make them not exist in a mathematically optima
• 402 1000000 0 Cloning a Game Using Game Hacking and Terabytes of Data Nick Cano
• 403 To Catch a Penetration Tester Top SIEM Use Cases Ryan Voloch and Peter Giannoutsos
• 404 No Easy Breach Challenges and Lessons from an Epic Investigation Matthew Dunwoody Nick Carr
• 405 Hacking Lync or The Weakest Lync nyxgeek
• 406 AWShit Pay as you go Mobile Penetration Testing Nathan Clark
• 407 Tool Drop 20 Free As In Pizza Scot Berner Jason Lang
• 408 The Art of War Attacking the Organization and Raising the Defense Jeremy Mio David Lauer Mike Wo
• 409 Managed to Mangled Exploitation of Enterprise Network Management Systems Deral Heiland Matthew K
• 410 Garbage in garbage out generating useful log data in complex environments Ellen Hartstack and Ma
• 411 Fuzzing basicshow to break software grid aka Scott M
• 412 Hacking for Homeschoolers STEM projects for under 20 Branden Miller
• 413 Need More Sleep REST Could Help Drew Branch
• 414 Body Hacking 101 or a Healthy Lifestyle for Security Pros Nathan Magniez
• 415 Hack Yourself Building A Pentesting Lab David Boyd
• 416 The Advanced Persistent Pentester All Your Networks Are Belong 2 Us Beau Bullock Derek Banks Jof
• 417 Hardware Hacking the Easyware Way Brian Fehrman
• 418 Finding a Weak Link Attacking Windows OEM Kernel Drivers Braden Hollembaek Adam Pond
• 5 Automating Incident Response - Mick Douglas
• 5 Social Engineering Toolkit Rel1k
• 500 Go with the Flow Get Started with Flow Analysis Quickly and Cheaply Jason Smith
• 501 Abusing RTF Exploitation Evasion and Exfiltration Devon Greene
• 502 Information Security Proposed Solutions Series 1 Talent Aaron Lafferty
• 503 DNSSUX Why DNSSEC Makes Us Weaker Alfredo Ramirez
• 504 Nose Breathing 101 A Guide to Infosec Interviewing Wartortell and Aaron Bayles
• 505 Android Patchwork Convincing Apps to Do What You Want Them To William McLaughlin
• 506 Is that a penguin in my Windows Spencer McIntyre
• 507 Real World Attacks VS Check box Security Brent White Tim Roberts
• 508 ARRR Maties
• 509 Project MVP Hacking and Protecting SharePoint Michael Warton
• 510 Responder for Purple Teams Kevin Gennuso
• 511 Metaprogramming in Ruby and doing it wrong Ken Toler
• 512 Evolving your Offices Security Culture Nancy Snoke
• 513 Confronting Obesity Infosec Michael Schearer
• 514 BurpSmartBuster A smart way to find hidden treasures
• 515 Advanced Persistent Thirst APT Patrick DeSantis Joe Marshall Carlos Pacho
• 516 Were a Shooting Gallery Now What Joseph Tegg
• 517 Malicious Office Doc Analysis for EVERYONE Doug Burns
• 518 The 1337 Gods of Geek Mythology Justin Herman Anna Jeannine Herman
• 519 Open Source Intelligence What I learned by being an OSINT creeper Josh Huff
• 520 Finding Your Balance Joey Maresca
• 521 Hashcat State of the Union EvilMog
• 522 Establishing A Foothold With JavaScript Casey Smith
• 523 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome even if youre totally faking it Jesika McEvoy
• 524 Security v Ops Bridging the Gap
• 525 From Gaming to Hacking The Planet Chris Lopi
• 526 SQL Server Hacking on Scale using PowerShell Scott Sutherland
• 527 Dive into DSL Digital Response Analysis with Elasticsearch Brian Marks Andrea Sancho Silgado
• 528 Making Our Profession More Professional Bill Gardner
• 529 How are tickets paid for Abe Miller
• 530 Security Automation in your Continuous Integration Pipeline Jimmy Byrd
• 531 Cruise Ship Security OR Hacking the High Seas Chad M Dewey
• 532 Web Security for Dummies Lee Neely
• 533 I Love myBFF Brute Force Framework Kirk Hayes
• 534 Nobody gets fired by choosing IBM but maybe they should Cameron Craig Keith Conway
• 535 Shackles Shims and Shivs Understanding Bypass Techniques Mirovengi
• 536 Abusing Linux Trust Relationships Authentication Back Alleys and Forgotten Features Ronnie Flath
• 537 Samsung Pay Tokenized Numbers Flaws and Issues Salvador Mendoza
• 538 Fire Away Sinking the Next Gen Firewall Russell Butturini
• 539 PacketKO Data Exfiltration Via Port Knocking Matthew Lichtenberger
• 540 Ransomware An overview Jamie Murdock
• 541 The Beginners Guide to ICS How to Never Sleep Soundly Again Dan Bougere
• 6 Business Ramifications of the Internet's Unclean Conflicts - Rockie Brockway REUPLOAD
• 6 More Encoding Fasttrack And Closing Rel1k
• 7 Netflow for Incident Response - Jamison Budacki
• 8 Winter is Coming Cloud Security in Dark Ages - Bill Mathews
• A Brief Introduction to Game Theory Charlotte DeKoning
• A New Mindset Is Needed Data Is Really the New Perimeter Jack Varney
• A&Q Session Burnout
• A&Q Session Career Beau Woods & Wrapup and Next Steps Josh Corman
• A&Q Session Communications Presentation Keren Elazari
• A&Q Session Disclosure Katie Moussouris
• A&Q Session Media Jen Ellis
• A&Q Session X Altruism Andrea
• Active Cyber Defense Cycle Robert M Lee
• Airbolt Bluetooth TSA Lock Initial Review
• AirBolt Bluetooth TSA Lock Initial Review
• All about the Base 16 with CJ
• All About the Notacon Badge Sam Harmon
• all your sap passw0rdz belong to us dmitry chastuhin alex polyakov
• An Introduction to Traffic Analysis A Pragmatic Approach - Jon Schipp
• ANOTHER Log to Analyze _Utilizing DNS to Discover Malware in Your Network Nathan Magniez
• Anti-Forensics Occult Computing - Adrian Crenshaw
• Anti-Forensics: Occult Computing Class
• AntiFreeze Hamburger01 Subject matter to be determined by the number of federal agents present in th
• AntiFreeze Hamburger02 Breaking in Bad Im The One Who Doesnt Knock jayson Street
• AntiFreeze Hamburger03 Process The Salvation of Incident Response Charles Herring
• AntiFreeze Hamburger05 But Can They Hack ExaminingTechnological Proficiency in the US Far Right Tom
• AntiFreeze Hamburger06 The wrong side of history everything that is old is new again Arron Finnon
• AntiFreeze Hamburger07 Poking The Bear Mike Kemp
• AntiFreeze Hamburger08 The Hitch Hikers Guide to Information Security Kellman Meghu
• AntiFreeze Hamburger09 Backdooring Git John Menerick
• AntiFreeze Hamburger10 Spanking the Monkey or how pentesters can do it better Justin Whithead Cheste
• AntiFreeze Hamburger11 Adding 10 Security to Your Scrum Agile Environment tehEx0dus
• AntiFreeze Hamburger12 How I Got Network Creds Without Even Asking A Social Engineering Case Study J
• AntiFreeze Hamburger14 Shooting Phish in a Barrel and Other Terrible Fish Related Puns infosystir
• AntiFreeze Hamburger16 This Is All Your Fault Duncan Manuts
• AntiFreeze Hamburger17 The Safety You Think You Have is Only a Masquerade Nathan Dragun
• Arduino servo laser test
• AskBeforePost BSidesPhilly cs07 Pack your Android Everything you need to know about Android Boxing S
• authentication in the cloud building service dan cvrcek
• Baby Bubba.
• Bare Metal Install of Linux from a Network Server Halfjack
• Bart Hopper Surviving Until Dawn
• Bash Can Get Uglier: Using Bashfuscator to Generate Bash Obfuscation capnspacehook
• Bash Scripting for Pentesters by Lee Baird
• Basic Setup of Security-Onion Snort, Snorby, Barnyard, PulledPork, Daemonlogger
• beam me up scotty passwords in the enterprise dimitri fousekis
• Becoming a Time Lord - Implications of Attacking Time Sources Joe @joeklein Klein
• Better than Gutmann & DoD Wipe
• Beyond Using The Buddy System Holly Moyseenko & Kris Perch
• bg00 opening keynote beyond good and evil towards effective security adam shostack
• bg01 usb write blocking with usbproxy dominic spill
• bg02 allow myself to encrypt myself evan davison
• bg03 what reaction to packet loss reveals about a vpn anna shubina sergey bratus
• bg04 untwisting the mersenne twister how i killed the prng moloch
• bg05 anatomy of memory scraping credit card stealing pos malware amol sarwate
• bg06 cluck cluck on intels broken promises jacob torrey
• bg07 a better way to get intelligent about threats adam vincent
• bg08 bring your own risky apps michael raggo kevin watkins
• bg09 invasive roots of anti cheat software alissa torres
• bg10 vaccinating android milan gabor danijel grah
• bg11 security testing for smart metering infrastructure steve vandenberg robert hawk
• bg12 the savage curtain tony trummer tushar dalvi
• bg13 we hacked the gibson now what philip young
• Big Data Technology The Real World Minority Report Brian Foster
• bitslice des with lop3lut steve thomas
• Bluetooth Master Lock 4401DLH Teardown
• BNAT Hijacking Repairing Broken Communication Channels - Jonathan Claudius
• Break Me00 The MoVfuscator Turning mov into a soul crushing RE nightmare Christopher Domas
• Break Me01 And You Shall Know Me By My Trail of Documentation Jason Scott
• Break Me02 Gadgets Zoo Bypassing Control Flow Guard in Windows 10 Rafal Wojtczuk Jared DeMott
• Break Me04 Metasploit Town Hall David Maloney James Lee Tod Beardsley Brent Cook
• Break Me06 helling out getting root on a Smart Drone Kevin Finisterre d0tslash
• Break Me07 Phishing Groing from Recon to Creds Adam Compton Eric Gershman
• Break Me08 Pwning People Personally Josh Schwartz
• Break Me09 Stagefright Scary Code in the Heart of Android Joshua jduck Drake
• Break Me10 Dec0ding Humans Live Chris Hadnagy
• Break Me11 Gray Hat PowerShell Ben Ten
• Break Me12 WhyMI so Sexy WMI Attacks Real Time Defense and Advanced Forensic Analysis Matt Graeber W
• Break Me13 Hackers vs Defenders Can the defender ever stop playing catch up and win Mano Paul
• Break Me14 Medical Devices Pwnage and Honeypots Scott Erven Mark Collao
• Break Me15 State of the Metasploit Framework James Lee
• Break Me16 Credential Assessment Mapping Privilege Escalation at Scale Matt Weeks
• Break Me16 Credential Assessment Mapping Privilege Escalation at Scale Matt Weeks
• Break Me17 Is That a Router in Your Pocket or are You Trying to P0wn Me Michael Vieau Kevin Bong
• Break Me18 The little known horrors of web application session management Matthew Sullivan
• Break Me19 Practical hardware attacks against SOHO Routers the Internet of Things Chase Schultz
• Break Me20 Stretching the Sandbox with Malware Feature Vectors Mike Schladt
• Break Me21 Gnuradio demystifying rf black magic Matthew OGorman
• Breaking into Security Frank J. Hackett and Justin Brown
• Brown County Indiana State Park
• BSides Cleveland 101 Morning Keynote Wendy Nather
• BSides Cleveland 102 Blue Teamin on a Budget of Zero Kyle Bubp
• BSides Cleveland 200 PANDA walking loud in the cloud Logan Hicks
• BSides Columbus Redefining Security in a Cloud Centric Future Mike Spaulding
• BSides Columbus00 Learning From Pirates of the Late 1600s The first APT Adam Hogan
• BSides Columbus01 What I Learned About Cybersecurity by Training With US Navy SEALs Matthew Curtin
• BSides Columbus03 Cross Origin Resource Sharing Kung fu Aditya Balapure
• BSides Columbus07 Automating Security in Building Software Warner Moore
• BSides Columbus08 Planning and Executing a Red Team Engagement Timothy Wright
• BSides Columbus09 DNSSec Explained Dan Benway
• BSides Columbus10 Midwestern Nice Stereotype or Enterprise Threat Valerie Thomas
• Bsides Indy01 Managing Elevated Privileges in the Enterprise Environment Erik Burgess
• Bsides Indy03 Where to start when your environment is Fk3d Amanda Berlin
• Bsides Indy04 Building an Application Security Program Mike Spaulding
• Bsides Indy05 The Art of the Jedi Mind Trick Jeff Man
• Bsides Indy06 Securing Docker Instances Chris Huntington
• Bsides Indy07 ClientHacking How a chef uses OSINT and SE to make more money OneManicNinja
• BSidesCleveland2019 Securing the DOM from the Bottom Up Mike Samuel Redub
• Building a private data storage cloud Michael Meffie
• Bumper Massage00 Security Incident Response Derek Milroy
• Bumper Massage01 Hacking the Next Generation HealWHans
• Bumper Massage02 Findings Needles in a Needlestack Enterprise Mass Triage Keven Murphy
• Bumper Massage04 Punch and Counter punch Part Deux Web Applications J Wolfgang Goerlich NerdyBeardo
• Bumper Massage05 Application Recon The Lost Art Tony Miller
• Bumper Massage06 The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Hacking Baby Monitors Mark Stanislav
• Bumper Massage07 Software Security IWR Thomas G13 Richards
• Bumper Massage08 Cyber 101 Upstaring your career in a leading industry Johnny Deutsch
• Bumper Massage09 Understanding and Improving the Military Cyber Culture Dariusz Mikulski
• Bumper Massage11 Harness the Force for Better Penetration Testing Patrick Fussell
• Bumper Massage12 Bumper Targeted Attacks and the Privileged Pivot Mark Nafe
• Bumper Massage13 Shell scripting live Linux Forensics Dr Phil Polstra
• Bumper Massage14 Can you patch a cloud Scott Thomas
• Bumper Massage16 Is it EVIL Chaoticflaws
• capturing passwords into the secure desktop marcio almeida de macedo bruno gonçalves de oliveira
• Cards Against Humanity Theme Song
• Career 00 Exploring Community Volunteering Through a Career Development Lens Kathleen Smith Doug Mun
• Career 03 Technical Leadership Its Not All Ones and Zeros Timothy Schulz
• Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville Kentucky
• cg00 sha 1 backdooring and exploitation jean philippe aumasson
• cg01 evading code emulation writing ridiculously obvious malware that bypasses av kyle adams
• cg02 security management without the suck tony turner tim krabec
• cg03 vulnerability assessments on scada how i owned the power grid fadli b sidek
• cg04 malware analysis 101 n00b to ninja in 60 minutes grecs
• cg05 travel hacking with the telecom informer tprophet
• cg06 the untold story about atm malware daniel regalado
• cg07 using superpowers for hardware reverse engineering joe grand
• cg08 why am i surrounded by friggin idiots because you hired them stephen heath
• cg09 demystiphying and fingerprinting the 802 15 4 zigbee phy ira ray jenkins sergey bratus
• cg10 insider threat kill chain human indicators of compromise ken westin
• cg11 a place to hang our hats security community and culture domenic rizzolo
• Charlestown State Park Trail 6
• Cipherspaces/Darknets An Overview of Attack Strategies
• Cipherspaces/Darknets: An overview of attack strategies
• Closing
• Closing Ceremony
• Cloud Computing Security
• COIS DA00 Future of Information Security Governance Risk and Compliance Max Aulakh Bill Lisse
• COIS DA01 How Experts Undermine Your Forensic Evidence Matthew Curtin
• COIS DA02 Datacenter Security Virtualized John Michealson
• COIS DA03 Embracing the Cloud Lisa Guess
• COIS DA04 It was the best of logs it was the worst of logs Stories through Logging Tom Kopchak
• COIS DA05 Finding the Needle in the Hardware Haystack Identifying and Exploiting Vulnerabilities via
• COIS DA06 PKI Do You Know Your Exposure Kent King
• COIS DA07 No Tradeoffs Cloud Security and Privacy Dont Need to Be at Odds Jervis Hui
• COIS DA08 Todays Threat Landscape Dean Shroll
• COIS DA09 6 Critical Criteria For Cloud Workload Security Sam Herath
• COIS DC00 Educating the Board of Directors Bob West
• COIS DC01 Burp Collaborator The Friend You Didnt Know You Needed Jon Gorenflo
• COIS DC02 Psychological Warfare How Cyber Criminals Mess With Your Mind Brian Henger
• COIS DC03 Threat Modeling for Secure Software Design Robert Hurlbut
• COIS DC04 IAST Deep Dive Understanding Interactive Application Security Testing Ofer Maor
• COIS DC05 Building an Application Security Program Mike Spaulding
• COIS DC06 Formal Verification of Secure Software Systems Aaron Bedra
• COIS DC06 Formal Verification of Secure Software Systems Aaron Bedra
• COIS DC07 AppSec without additional tools Jason Kent
• COIS DC08 Leveraging your APM NPM solutions to Compliment your Cyber Defense Strategy Ken Czekaj Rob
• COIS DC09 Artificial Intelligence Real Threat Prevention Art Hathaway
• COIS DC10 Defending the Next Decade Building a Modern Defense Strategy Mark Mahovlich
• COIS F00 Security vs Compliance in Healthcare
• COIS F01 How to Secure Things Influence People 10 Critical Habits of Effective Security Managers Chr
• COIS F02 Economically Justifying IT Security Initiatives Ruben Melendez
• COIS F03 Cross Industry Collaboration Helen Patton
• COIS F04 Third Party Risk Governance Why and How Jeffrey Sweet
• COIS F05 IT Data Analytics Why the cobblers children have no shoes Carolyn Engstrom
• COIS F07 BYODAWSCYW Bring Your Own Device And Whatever Security Controls You Want One approach to re
• COIS F08 Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Its never so bad that it cant get worse Valerie T
• COIS K00 Gamify Awareness Training Failure to engage is failure to secure Michael Woolard
• COIS K01 Vendors and business associates friends or foes Robert Brzezinski
• COIS K03 A Capability Maturity Model for Sustainable Data Loss Protection Gabriel Gumbs
• COIS K04 Risk Management Tactics to Move From Decision to Execution Tremayne Tre Smith
• COIS K05 Incident Response No Pain No Gain Jim Wojno
• COIS K06 Building an OSS CICD Security Toolchain Kevin Glavin
• COIS K07 A TouchID of iOS Security James Jamie Bowser
• COIS MA00 Top 10 Tips for Educating Employees about Cybersecurity Mark Villinski
• COIS MA01 SecOps Innovating Security in Innovative Organizations Warner Moore
• COIS MA02 Youre measuring all the wrong things information security metrics Shawn Sines
• COIS MA03 Why Cybercriminals Are Following The Money Into Online Video Games Matthew Cook
• COIS MA04 Security Certifications are they worth it and which ones are right for you William Diederi
• COIS MA05 Information Security Metrics Practical Security Metrics Jack Nichelson
• COIS MA06 The CONfidence of Things John Robinson
• COIS MA07 Who is Winning Gary Sheehan
• COIS MA08 Security analytics journey a years lesson learned Mike Schiebel
• COIS MO00 Integrated Software in Networking the Mystery of SDN Oliver Schuermann
• COIS MO01 Securing our Future Lessons From the Human Immune System Gavin Hill
• COIS MO02 Have you tied together your IAM and Information Security Incident Management Program Josep
• COIS MO03 Compliance and Security Building a Cybersecurity Risk Management Program Jason Harrell
• COIS MO04 Dont try this at home Things not to do when securing an organization Jessica Hebenstreit
• COIS MO05 CISO for an Hour Keith Fricke
• COIS MO06 Apple v DOJ Privacy in Todays Enterprise Justin Harvey
• COIS MO07 Myths of Cloud Security Debunked Bil Harmer
• COIS R00 Penetrating the Perimeter Tales from the Battlefield Phil Grimes
• COIS R01 Navigating the FDA Recommendations on Medical Device Security and how they will shape the f
• COIS R02 Detecting the Undetectable: What You Need to Know About OSINT Jerod Brennen
• COIS R03 Why I quit my dream job at Citi A data centric approach to key management Mike Bass
• COIS R04 Fail Now So I Dont Fail Later A look into security testing and training methodologies Deral
• COIS R05 Putting the Intelligence back in Threat Intelligence Edward McCabe
• COIS R06 All Your Door Belong To Me Attacking Physical Access Systems Valerie Thomas
• COIS R07 The Humanity of Phishing Attack and Defense Aaron Higbee
• COIS R08 cois r08 the node js highway attacks are at full throttle jJoshua Clark
• COIS R09 Securing the Breach Using a Holistic Data Protection Framework Alex Hanway
• COIS R10 Understanding Attackers use of Covert Communications Chris Haley
• COIS R11 InfoSec Productization David Kennedy
• Collaboration between Artificial Intelligence and Humans How to cure every disease within 50 years
• Comb Pick & Electric Lock Pick
• Comb Picking Locks with Sparrows 45° & Covert Instruments Ergo Comb Picks
• Common Darknet Weaknesses
• Comparing Go Green With Common Sense Suellen Walker
• Complex Litigation in America Tyler Pitchford
• Con badges
• Cool padlocks from Africa (probably not manufactured there). Lever, cruciform, cat smile locks
• CounterSurveil 07 7 News, SBOM, Current Job Market
• Crypto & Block Cipher Modes (OpenSSL, AES 128, ECB, CBC)
• Curtis Koenig Grey Hats and Bug Bounties
• Cyber Security Super Bowl 50 Jim Libersky
• CypherCon 2 100 Opening Ceremony CypherCon Organizors
• CypherCon 2 101 KEYNOTE STEHM is the new STEM David Heal Schwartzberg
• CypherCon 2 102 Beyond the Fringe Anomalies of Consciousness Experience and Scientific Research Rich
• CypherCon 2 103 A Look Behind the Scenes of DEFCON DarkNet Ed Abrams zeroaltitude Demetrius Comes cm
• CypherCon 2 105 Can Cryptography Frustrate Fascism Phillip Rogaway
• CypherCon 2 106 Brain Based Authentication Melanie Segado Sydney Swaine Simon
• CypherCon 2 107 Wireless Capture the Flag Eric Escobar
• CypherCon 2 110 KEYNOTE The History of Video Game Console Hacking Dan Loosen
• CypherCon 2 111 Protecting Passwords with Oblivious Cryptography Adam Everspaugh
• CypherCon 2 112 Forensic Deconstruction of Databases through Direct Storage Carving Dr Alexander Ras
• CypherCon 2 113 Naked and Vulnerable A Cybersecurity Starter Kit Shannon Fritz
• CypherCon 2 114 Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning Real Use Cases for ITSecurity Professional
• CypherCon 2 115 Badge Panel
• CypherCon 2 116 Closing Ceremony CypherCon Organizors
• CypherCon 2 200 Cluster Cracking Passwords MDXfind Robert Reif
• CypherCon 2 203 JavasCrypto How we are using browsers as Cryptographic Engines Kat Traxler
• CypherCon 2 204 Threat Intelligence 101 Basics without Buzzwords M4ninBl4ck
• CypherCon 2 205 Explore Wisconsin Hacker History Brad Swanson
• CypherCon 2 206 The Upside Down Going from NetSec to AppSec Cody Florek
• CypherCon 2 207 TrackingMonitoring WiFi devices without being connected to any network Caleb Madriga
• CypherCon 2 208 A Look Behind the Scenes of DEFCON DarkNet Part II Part II Ed Abrams zeroaltitude De
• CypherCon 2 209 WordPress polyfills for PHP John Jacoby
• CypherCon 2 210 Espionage Soviet MiGs Dave Roebke
• CypherCon 2 211 Wasnt DLP supposed to fix this Amit Riswadkar FeMaven
• CypherCon 2 212 IoT Security Privacy Weaknesses Ransomware Rick Ramgattie
• CypherCon 2 213 From zero to Bender in 12 months how a software guy turned hardware Zapp
• CypherCon 2 214 Does DoD Level Security Work in the Real World Jeff Man
• Cyphercon 2 Badges
• D01 Practical Electronics Fixing the fan in a post poop scenario Evan treefort Booth
• Darknet Weaknesses: Animation Test
• DDoS Michael Smith, @rybolov
• Defeating Harbor Freight Milled Key Bike Lock With Sparrow's Coffin Keys
• Defending against XSS
• defense with 2fa steve thomas
• Defense01 Practical DLP Deployment for your Organization Jon Damratoski
• Defense02 The Good The Bad and The Endpoint Protection Joseph Ciaravino
• Defense03 Securing Docker Instances Chris Huntington
• Defense04 Better SIEM Notifications Making Your SIEM Situationally Aware Jesse Throwe
• Defense05 Social Media Correlation of Credit Card Fraudsters Chris Cullison CW Walker
• Deral Heiland - From Printer to Pwnd Leveraging multifunction printers during penetration testing
• DerbyCon 3 0 1101 Intro
• DerbyCon 3 0 1102 Scanning Darkly Hd Moore Keynote
• DerbyCon 3 0 1103 Kinetic Pwnage Obliterating The Line Between Computers And The Physical World Ed S
• DerbyCon 3 0 1104 Look Ma No Exploits The Recon Ng Framework Tim Lanmaster53 Tomes
• DerbyCon 3 0 1105 Practical Exploitation Using A Malicious Service Set Identifier Ssid Deral Heiland
• DerbyCon 3 0 1106 Jtagulator Assisted Discovery Of On Chip Debug Interfaces Joe Grand
• DerbyCon 3 0 1107 Seeing Red In Your Future Ian Iamit
• DerbyCon 3 0 1108 Tmi How To Attack Sharepoint Servers And Tools To Make It Easier Kevin Johnson Jam
• DerbyCon 3 0 1109 The High Risk Of Low Risk Applications Conrad Reynolds
• DerbyCon 3 0 1110 It S Okay To Touch Yourself Ben Ten Ben0xa
• DerbyCon 3 0 1111 Collaborative Penetration Testing With Lair Tom Steeledan Kottmann
• DerbyCon 3 0 1201 Malware Automation Christopher Elisan
• DerbyCon 3 0 1202 What S Common In Oracle And Samsung They Tried To Think Differently About Crypto L
• DerbyCon 3 0 1203 Burning The Enterprise With Byod Georgia Weidman
• DerbyCon 3 0 1204 Getting The Goods With Smbexec Eric Milam Brav0hax And Martin Bos Purehate
• DerbyCon 3 0 1205 Shattering The Glass Crafting Post Exploitation Tools With Powershell Matt Johnson
• DerbyCon 3 0 1206 Cheat Codez Level Up Your Se Game Eric Smith
• DerbyCon 3 0 1208 The Art And Science Of Hacking Any Organization Tyler Wrightson
• DerbyCon 3 0 1209 Living Off The Land A Minimalist S Guide To Windows Post Exploitation Christopher
• DerbyCon 3 0 1301 Cracking Corporate Passwords Exploiting Password Policy Weaknesses Minga Rick Redm
• DerbyCon 3 0 1302 Ownage From Userland Process Puppeteering Nick Cano
• DerbyCon 3 0 1303 Union Select This Talk As New Exploitation And Obfuscation Techniques 00 Roberto S
• DerbyCon 3 0 1304 Exploiting The Zeroth Hour Developing Your Advanced Persistent Threat To Pwn The N
• DerbyCon 3 0 1305 Phishing Like The Pros Luis Connection Santana
• DerbyCon 3 0 1306 Raspberry Pi Media Centers And Apple TV David Schuetz
• DerbyCon 3 0 2101 Cognitive Injection Reprogramming The Situation Oriented Human Os Andy Ellis
• DerbyCon 3 0 2102 Iocaware Actively Collect Compromise Indicators And Test Your Entire Enterprise Ma
• DerbyCon 3 0 2103 Cash Is King Who S Wearing Your Crown Tom Eston And Spencer Mcintyre
• DerbyCon 3 0 2104 Security Sucks And You Re Wearing A Nursing Bra Paul Asadoorian
• DerbyCon 3 0 2105 Windows Attacks At Is The New Black Rob Fuller And Chris Gates
• DerbyCon 3 0 2106 How Good Is Your Phish @Sonofshirt
• DerbyCon 3 0 2107 Identifying Evil An Introduction To Reverse Engineering Malware And Other Software
• DerbyCon 3 0 2108 How Im Going To Own Your Organization In Just A Few Days Razoreqx
• DerbyCon 3 0 2201 Pass The Hash 2 The Admin S Revenge Skip Duckwall Chris Campbell
• DerbyCon 3 0 2202 The Cavalry Is Us Protecting The Public Good And Our Profession Josh Corman
• DerbyCon 3 0 2203 Love Letters To Frank Abagnale How Do I Pwn Thee Let Me Count The Ways Jayson E St
• DerbyCon 3 0 2204 The Message And The Messenger James Arlen
• DerbyCon 3 0 2205 50 Shades Of Red Stories From The Playroom Chris Nickerson
• DerbyCon 3 0 2206 Beyond Information Warfare You Ain T Seen Nothing Yet Winn Schwartau
• DerbyCon 3 0 2207 Stop Fighting Anti Virus Integgroll
• DerbyCon 3 0 2301 How The Grid Will Be Hacked Josh Axelrod Matt Davis
• DerbyCon 3 0 2302 Help For The Helpdesk Mick Douglas
• DerbyCon 3 0 2303 Weaponizing Your Coffee Pot Daniel Buentello
• DerbyCon 3 0 2304 Practical Osint Shane Macdougall
• DerbyCon 3 0 2305 Stop Making Excuses It S Time To Own Your Hiv High Impact Vulnerabilities Jack D N
• DerbyCon 3 0 2306 Uncloaking Ip Addresses On Irc Derek Callaway
• DerbyCon 3 0 3101 Its Only A Game Learning Security Through Gaming Bruce Potter
• DerbyCon 3 0 3102 Ooops Now What The Stolen Data Impact Model Sdim Brent Huston
• DerbyCon 3 0 3103 Anti Forensics Memory Or Something I Forget Int0x80
• DerbyCon 3 0 3104 The Mysterious Mister Hokum Jason Scott
• DerbyCon 3 0 3105 Appsec Tl Dr Gillis Jones
• DerbyCon 3 0 3106 Diy Command Control For Fun And No Profit David Schwartzberg
• DerbyCon 3 0 3107 Ipv6 Is Here Kind Of What Can I Do With It Title card fixed at 2 36
• DerbyCon 3 0 3108 Dancing With Dalvik Thomas Richards
• DerbyCon 3 0 3201 Big Hugs For Big Data Davi Ottenheimer
• DerbyCon 3 0 3202 Antivirus Evasion Lessons Learned Thelightcosine
• DerbyCon 3 0 3203 Jared Demott Is Auditing Cc Different Nowadays
• DerbyCon 3 0 3204 Getting Schooled Security With No Budget In A Hostile Environment Jim Kennedy
• DerbyCon 3 0 3205 Browser Pivoting Fu2fa Raphael Mudge
• DerbyCon 3 0 3206 Taking the BDSM out of PCI DSS Through Open Source Solutions -- Zack Fasel & Erin
• DerbyCon 3 0 3207 John Strand Hacking Back Active Defense And Internet Tough Guys
• DerbyCon 3 0 3208 An Encyclpwnia Of Persistence Skip Duckwall Will Peteroy
• DerbyCon 3 0 3209 Your Turn Johnny Long Hfc
• DerbyCon 3 0 3301 Practical File Format Fuzzing Jared Allar
• DerbyCon 3 0 3303 How Can I Do That Intro To Hardware Hacking With An Rfid Badge Reader Kevin Bong
• DerbyCon 3 0 3304 A Syscall To Arms Brendan Watters
• DerbyCon 3 0 3305 The Netsniff Ng Toolkit Jon Schipp
• DerbyCon 3 0 3306 Why Dumpster Dive When I Can Pwn Right In Terry Gold
• DerbyCon 3 0 4101 The Infosec Revival Matt Scriptjunkie Weeks
• DerbyCon 3 0 4102 Finding The Signal In The Noise Quantifying Advanced Malware Dave Marcus
• DerbyCon 3 0 4103 Applying The 32 Zombieland Rules To It Security Larry Pesce
• DerbyCon 3 0 4104 Windows 0wn3d By Default Mark Baggett
• DerbyCon 3 0 4105 Android 40 Ice Cream Sudo Make Me A Sandwich Max Sobell
• DerbyCon 3 0 4107 Attacking The Next Generation Air Traffic Control System Hackers Liquor And Commer
• DerbyCon 3 0 4108 Antivirus Evasion Through Antigenic Variation Why The Blacklisting Approach To Av
• DerbyCon 3 0 4202 Sql Injection With Sqlmap Conrad Reynolds Cisa
• DerbyCon 3 0 4203 The Internet Of Things Vulns Botnets And Detection Kyle Stone Liam Randall
• DerbyCon 3 0 4204 The Malware Management Framework A Process You Can Use To Find Advanced Malware We
• DerbyCon 3 0 4205 Hack The Hustle Eve Adams
• DerbyCon 3 0 4206 Operationalizing Security Intelligence in the Enterprise Rafal Los
• DerbyCon 3 0 4207 New Shiny In The Metasploit Framework Egypt
• DerbyCon 3 0 4208 Everything You Ever Wanted To Know On How To Start A Credit Union But Were Afraid
• DerbyCon 3 0 4209 A Developer's Guide To Pentesting Bill Sempf
• DerbyCon 3 0 4301 Steal All Of The Databases Alejandro Caceres
• DerbyCon 3 0 4303 Sandboxes From A Pen Tester S View Rahul Kashyap
• DerbyCon 3 0 4304 Ios Reverse Ipwn Apps Mano Dash4rk Paul
• DerbyCon 3 0 4305 Terminal Cornucopia Evan Treefort Booth
• DerbyCon 3 0 4306 Wait How Is All This Stuff Free Gene Bransfield
• DerbyCon 3 0 5101 Building An Information Security Awareness Program From Scratch Bill Gardner Valer
• DerbyCon 3 0 5102 Malware Testing Malware Scenarios On Your Network Tony Huffman @Myne Us Juan Corte
• DerbyCon 3 0 5103 Password Intelligence Project Advanced Password Recovery And Modern Mitigation Str
• DerbyCon 3 0 5104 Tizen Security Hacking The New Mobile Os Mark Manning Antitree
• DerbyCon 3 0 5105 Rawr Rapid Assessment Of Web Resources Adam Byers Tom Moore
• DerbyCon 3 0 5106 Decoding Bug Bounty Programs Jon Rose
• DerbyCon 3 0 5107 Patching Windows Executables With The Backdoor Factory Joshua Pitts
• DerbyCon 3 0 5108 Jason Scott Defcon Documentary Q&A Part 1
• DerbyCon 3 0 5108 Jason Scott Defcon Documentary Q&A Part 2
• DerbyCon 3 0 5201 Panel Building And Growing A Hacker Space Joey Maresca Dave Marcus Nick Farr Skydo
• DerbyCon 3 0 5202 So Hopelessly Broken The Implications Of Pervasive Vulnerabilities In Soho Router
• DerbyCon 3 0 5204 Alice Goes Deeper Down The Rabbit Hole Redirection 20 Nathan Magniez
• DerbyCon 3 0 5205 Emergent Vulnerabilities What Ant Colonies Schools Of Fish And Security Have In Co
• DerbyCon 3 0 5206 Why Your It Bytes Frank J Hackett
• DerbyCon 3 0 5207 Using Facial Recognition Software In Digital Forensics And Information Security Br
• DerbyCon 3 0 5208 How To Fight A War Without Actually Starting One Brendan O Connor
• DerbyCon 3 0 5209 Crypto Exploit Exercises A Tool For Reinforcing Basic Topics In Cryptography Nancy
• DerbyCon 3 0 Are You Smarter Than a CISSP
• DerbyCon 3 0 Closing Ceremonies
• DerbyCon 3 0 Pwn Pad Class, with much AV fail, Sorry
• DerbyCon 3 0 S101 Gen Ygetting Them To Talk Rather Than Text At Work Nancy Kovanic
• DerbyCon 3 0 S102 Battle Scars And Friendly Fire Threat Research Team War Stories Will Gragido And S
• DerbyCon 3 0 S103 Unmasking Miscreants Allixon Nixon Brandon Levene
• DerbyCon 3 0 S104 Gitdigger Creating Useful Wordlists From Public Github Repositories Jaime Filson W
• DerbyCon 3 0 S105 Powershell And Windows Throw The Best Shell Parties Piotr Marszalik
• DerbyCon 3 0 S106 Owning Computers Without Shell Access Royce Davis
• DerbyCon 3 0 S107 Sixnet Tools For Poking At Sixnet Things Mehdi Sabraoui
• DerbyCon 3 0 S110 Hardening Windows 8 Apps For The Windows Store Bill Sempf
• DerbyCon 3 0 S112 Evolutionary Security Embracing Failure To Attain Good Enough Josh More
• DerbyCon 3 0 S201 Phishing Frenzy 7 Seconds From Hook To Sinker Brandon Zeknox Mccann
• DerbyCon 3 0 S202 Electronic Safe Fail Common Vulnerabilities In Electronic Safes Jeff Popio
• DerbyCon 3 0 S203 The Good Samaritan Identity Protection Project Wwwthegsipporg Zack Hibbard Chris B
• DerbyCon 3 0 S204 Some Defensive Ideas From Offensive Guys Justin Elze Robert Chuvala
• DerbyCon 3 0 S207 Grim Trigger Jeff Ghostnomad Kirsch
• DerbyCon 3 0 S209 n00bie's perspective on Pentesting... -- Brandon Edmunds
• DerbyCon 3 0 S210 My Security Is A Graph Your Arguement Is Invalid Gabriel Bassett
• DerbyCon 3 0 S211 Follow The Foolish Zebras Finding Threats In Your Logs Chris Larsen
• DerbyCon 3 0 S212 Security Training And Research Cloud Strc Jimmy Murphy
• DerbyCon 3 0 S213 Passive Aggressive Defense Jason Clark
• DerbyCon 3 0 S214 So You Want To Be A Pentester Raymond Gabler
• DerbyCon 3 0 S215 Digital Energy Bpt Paul Coggin
• DerbyCon 3 0 S216 An Anti Forensics Primer Jason Andress
• DerbyCon 3 0 S217 What If Petraeus Was A Hacker Email Privacy For The Rest Of Us Phil Cryer @Faker
• DerbyCon 3.0 S113 Diy Forensics When Incident Response Morphs Into Digital Forensics John Sammons
• Derbycon 6 Closing Ceremonies
• Derbycon 7 Opening
• Derbycon Intro Video Test
• Detecting & Defending You Network using Nepenthes/Shaolin Tools
• docatslikelemon advanced phrase attacks and analysis marco preuss
• Dominate! Or let your computer do it for you Paul Jarc
• Don't Punch My Junk
• Drones Augmenting your cyber attack tool bag with aerial weapon systems by Zac @ph3n0 Hinkel.avi
• Dual booting Winbuilder/Win7PE SE and Backtrack on a USB with XBOOT
• EMP, Yeah You Know Me
• encryption and authentication passwords for all reasons jeffrey goldberg
• Endpoint Security Decisions
• energy efficient bcrypt cracking katja malvoni
• enhancing password based key derivation techniques stephen lombardo nick parker
• Enterprise Packet Capture on Da'Cheap
• ethernetbridge.mp4
• ethernetbridgefixed.mp4
• Executive00 Data Breach If Youre Not Prepared You Cant Be Responsive John Landolfi
• Executive01 Ten Practical Ideas For Creating An Attentive and Supportive Organization Sales Marketin
• Executive02 Strengthening Your Security Program Chad Robertson
• Executive03 Presenting Security Metrics to the Board Nancy Edwards
• Executive04 DREAMR Obtain Business Partnerships Jessica Hebenstreit
• Executive05 Security Talent In Ohio A Discussion Helen Patton
• Executive06 Silos to Seamless Creating a Comprehensive Security Program Jeremy Wittkop
• Executive07 Ascending Everest Managing Third Party Risk in the Modern Enterprise Thomas Eck
• Executive08 And Then The World ChangedAgain Jason Harrell
• Executive09 Corporate Uses for Anonymity Networks Adam Luck
• Executive11 Going To The Dark Side A Look Into My Transition From Technologist To Salesman Aaron Ans
• Executive12 Building An Industrial Controls Cybersecurity Framework Critical Infrastructure Ernie Ha
• Extending Information Security Methodologies for Personal User in Protecting PII.
• Extending the 20 Critical Security Controls John @pinfosec Willis
• Failing cable on capture device
• Falls of the Ohio State Park Clarksville Indiana
• Family Home Memories
• Firewalls With Sarah
• Fix Me00 APT Cyber Cloud of the Internet of Things Joey Maresca
• Fix Me01 Stealthier Attacks and Smarter Defending With TLS Fingerprinting lee Brotherston
• Fix Me02 Honeypots for Active Defense Greg Foss
• Fix Me03 Manufactorum Terminatus The attack and defense of industrial manufacturers Noah Beddome
• Fix Me04 High Stake Target Lo Tech Attack Bill Gardner Kevin Cordle
• Fix Me05 Operating in the Shadows Carlos Perez
• Fix Me06 Getting Started with PowerShell Michael Wharton
• Fix Me07 OSINT for AppSec Recon ng and Beyond Tim Tomes
• Fix Me08 Hacking Virtual Appliances Jeremy Brown
• Fix Me09 ISLET An Attempt to Improve Linux based Software Training Jon Schipp
• Fix Me10 CyberSecurity Alphabets Hacker Edition - Reuben Paul @RAPst4r
• Fix Me11 Losing Battles Winning Wars Active Defense Rebooted Rafal Los
• Fix Me11 Losing Battles Winning Wars Active Defense Rebooted Rafal Los colorcorrect1
• Fix Me12 Social Media Risk Metrics When OMGWTFBBQ meets risk algorithms Ian Amit Alex Hutton
• Fix Me13 Building a Brain for Infosec Ryan Sevey Jason Montgomery
• Fix Me14 How to Build Your Own Covert SIGINT Vehicle Drew Redshift Porter
• Fix Me15 Beyond Bad IP Addresses Hashes and Domains Ed McCabe
• Fix Me16 DNS Miner A semi automatic Incident response and threat intelligence tool for small over wo
• Fix Me19 Intrusion Hunting for the Masses A Practical Guide David Sharpe
• Fountain at Showmecon 1
• Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives Live Event (Camp Daniel Morgan in Georgia)
• Ghast07 Morphing to Legitimate Behavior Attack Patterns Dave Kennedy
• Ghast08 Stealing Domain Admin or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the CSSF Jerod Brennen
• global 00 Wibbly Wobbly Designing Security for Systems that are Bigger on the Inside Wolfgang Goerli
• Going on the Offensive Proactive Measures in Securing YOUR Company - Dave Kennedy
• Gray Hat PowerShell Ben Ten
• GRC00 IAM Case Study Implementing A User Provisioning System Keith Fricke
• GRC01 Measuring the Maturity of Your Security Operations Capabilities Clarke Cummings
• GRC02 Exploring the Relationship between Compliance and Risk Management Mark Curto
• GRC03 Data Loss Prevention Are You Prepared Jason Samide
• GRC04 Compliance vs Security How to Build a Secure Compliance Program Jeff Foresman
• GRC05 Overview and Analysis of NIST Cybersecurity Framework Sarah Ackerman
• GRC06 The Explosion of Cybercrime The 5 Ways IT May Be an Accomplice Mark Villinski
• GRC07 Security Directions and Best Practices Kevin Dempsey
• GRC08 GRC Governance Ruses Confusion Shawn Sines
• gt00 the power law of information michael roytman
• gt01 measuring the iq of your threat intelligence feeds alex pinto kyle maxwell
• gt02 strategies without frontiers meredith l patterson
• gt03 clusterf ck actionable intelligence from machine learning mike sconzo
• gt04 know thy operator misty blowers
• gt05 improving security by avoiding traffic and still get what you want in data transfers art conkli
• gt06 the semantic age or a young ontologists primer
• GT08 Intro to Data Science for Security Rob Bird Alex Shagla McKotch
• h02 Remote Phys Pen Spooky Action at a Distance Brian Martin
• h03 Introducing Network Scout Defending The Soft Center of Your Network
• h05 Identify Your Web Attack Surface RAWR Tom Moore Adam Byers
• h06 Gone in 60 minutes Practical Approach to Hacking an Enterprise with Yasuo Saurabh Harit Stephen
• h08 Check Your Privileges Futzing with File Shares for low hanging fruit Adrian Crenshaw
• h10 DERP Dangerous Electronic Redteam Practices Luis Santana
• h11 When Zombies take to the Airwaves
• h13 I Am Nation State And So Can You tothehilt SynAckPwn
• Hack3rcon 3 01 Hacking Survival Larry Pesce
• Hack3rcon 3 03 Intro to Network Traffic Analysis Part 1 Jon Schipp
• Hack3rcon 3 04 Intro to Network Traffic Analysis Part 2 Jon Schipp
• Hack3rcon 3 05 Automated Spear twishing It was only a matter of time Sean Palka
• Hack3rcon 3 07 Building Dictionaries and Destroying Hashes Using Amazon EC2 Steve Werby
• Hack3rcon 3 08 Secrets of Running a Consulting Business Brian Martin
• Hack3rcon 3 09 Bash Scripting 101 for Pen Testers Lee Baird
• Hack3rcon 3 10 Finding the MacGyver in You William A Minear
• Hack3rcon 3 11 EMP, yeah you know me Adrian Crenshaw
• Hack3rcon 3 12 Intro to Linux exploit development John deGruyter
• Hack3rcon 3 14 Advanced Phishing Tactics Beyond User Awareness Eric Milam, Martin Bos
• Hack3rcon 3 18 Social Engineering Applied Exploit the Target Keith Pachulski
• Hack3rcon 3 20 Building a pad that will survive the times Branden Miller
• Hack3rcon 3 21 From Patch to Pwnd Deral Heiland
• Hack3rcon 3 23 Wielding Katana A Pentesters Portable Pal Ronin
• Hack3rcon 3 DNS Reconnaissance Carlos Perez
• Hack3rcon 3 - 02 Next Generation Web Reconnaissance - Tim Tomes.avi
• Hack3rcon II 1-1 Opening Ceremony - Johnny Long - Keynote (via Skype)
• Hack3rcon II 1-2 Chris Silvers and Pat McCoy Hook Line and Syncer A Liar for Hires Tackle Box
• Hack3rcon II 1-3 Borris Sverdlik Your Perimeter Sucks
• Hack3rcon II 1-4 Joshua Perry OSINT
• Hack3rcon II 1-5 Gus Fristschie Getting fXXXed on the river
• Hack3rcon II 1-8 Eric Milam Automating MiTM for Winning
• Hack3rcon II 2-1 Keith Pachulski Common Project Issues with Technical Assessments
• Hack3rcon II 2-2 Tim Tomes and Mark Baggett Lurking in the Shadows
• Hack3rcon II 2-3 Martin Bos Your Password Policy Sucks
• Hack3rcon II 2-4 James Macgregor Watson Online Time OF cRIME
• Hack3rcon II 2-5 Charlie Vedaa FXXX the Penetration Testing Execution Standard
• Hack3rcon II 2-8 Stephan Looney Up and Running with Backtrack Workshop
• Hack3rcon II 3-1 Thomas Hoffecker Exploiting PKI for Fun & Profit or The Next Yellow Padlock Icon
• Hack3rcon II 3-2 @grecs How to Win Followers and Influence Friends Hacking Twitter to Boost Your ...
• Hack3rcon II 3-3 Jon Schipp Knowing What's Under Your Hood Implementing a Network Monitoring System
• Hacking A Mature Security Program
• Hacking The Media For Fame And Profit Jenn Ellis Steven Regan
• Hacking Your Way Into the APRS Network on the Cheap Mark Lenigan
• Haoshitools locksmith/lockpicking tools (Covert Instruments Covert Companion Chinese knock off)
• Homemade Hardware Keylogger + PHUKD
• Homemade Hardwaren Keylogger/PHUKD Hybrid
• honeybot.mp4
• Hook, Line and Syncer: Outerz0ne Remix Chris Silvers
• Host Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus, NeXpose and Metasploitable 2
• House is falling apart with CJ
• how eff is making starttls resistant to active attacks jacob hoffman andrews yan zhu
• how forced password expiration affects password choice bruce k marshall
• How I'm spending Friday nights
• How to 0wn an ISP in 10 Minutes
• How To Cyberstalk Potential Employers IronGeek
• i have the cat so i make the rules yiannis chrysanthou
• If You Can Open The Terminal, You Can Capture The Flag CTF for Everyone by Nicolle Neulist
• Indiana Caverns, Bluespring Caverns (Indiana Cave Trail) & the mouths of a few Caves at Spring Mill
• Indiana Military Museum and GRC National Historic Park
• Installing Nessus on Kali Linux and Doing a Credentialed Scan
• Installing Nessus on Kali Linux and Doing a Credentialed Scan Re-recorded
• International Cyber Jurisdiction: "Kill Switching" Cyberspace, Cyber Criminal
• intro
• intro
• Intro To Bro
• Intro to Darknets Tor and I2P
• Intro to Metasploit Class at IU Southeast
• Intro to Metasploit Jeremy Druin @webpwnized.avi
• Intro to Powershell Scripting for Security Brandon Morris
• Intro to Scanning Nmap, Hping, Amap, TCPDump, Metasploit, etc. Jeremy Druin
• IPv4 -to- IPv6 Service Providers Challenges Jeremy Schmeichel & SlimJim
• Irongeek Cast 160: We spoke too soon.
• irongeek phreaknic12 documentary p1
• irongeek phreaknic12 documentary p1
• irongeek phreaknic12 documentary p2
• irongeek phreaknic12 documentary p2
• Irongeek's Logwatch Script
• Irongeek's wallet lock picking tools (Sparrows Comb Picks, Serepick Bogotas)
• IRS, Identity Theft, and You or Someone Pretending to Be You 123 45 6789
• Is lock sport as sport? - Bill Sempf
• is pavlovian password management the answer lance james
• Is the IDS Dead?
• ISLET An Attempt to Improve Linux based Software Training Jon Schipp
• ISSA Kentuckiana RESTful Web Services Jeremy Druin @webpwnized
• ISSA Kentuckiana Password Cracking Class
• James Jardine Ninja Developers App Sec Testing and SDLC
• Javascript Deobfuscation Glen Pendley
• Jefferson Memorial Forest Siltstone Trail to Purple Heart Trail
• Jeremy Druin NOWASP Mutillidae 2 2 A web pen testing environment for secure development
• Jeremy Druin Stealing HTML5 Storage & Injecting JSON
• Joshua Bartley Data Hiding In Your Application
• K00 Subverting Trust in Windows A Case Study of the How and Why of Engaging in Security Research Mat
• K01 I had my mom break into a prison then we had pie John Strand
• Kali Linux Live Boot USB Flash Drive Jeremy Druin @webpwnized
• Keynote Jack Daniel InfoSec Stress & Community
• Keynote Michael Peters The Security Trifecta™ Isolation vs Collaboration
• keynote00 Information Security Reconciliation The Scene and The Profession Mark Stanislav
• Keynote00 Keynote Thomas Drake Thomas Drake
• Keynote00 People Buy You Jordan Harbinger
• Keynote00 Were At War Why Arent You Wearing A Helmet Bill Sieglein
• Keynote01 Ghost In The Shadows Identifying Hidden Threats Lurking On Our Networks Deral Heiland
• Keynote01 Information Security Today and in the Future HD Moore Ed Skoudis John Strand Chris Nickers
• Keynote02 Rebuilding and Transforming and Information Security Function Susan Koski
• Keynote03 InfoSecs Midlife Crisis Your Future Tsion Gonen
• Keynote04 Current Cyber Threats An Ever Changing Landscape Kevin Rojek
• Kickin' it off for year number 8! Outerz0ne: The History, The Legend SkyDog
• Kitty Kombat
• Lessons Learned Implementing SDLC and How To Do It Better Sarah Clarke
• Liam DerbyCon 3 0 Defensive Segment 50 percent 1440x900
• Ligatt (Gregory D. Evans) Plagiarism Comparison
• Living in the Future It seems to be in Beta Jeff Goeke Smith
• Lockputer "picktorial" shell
• Locksmith Ledgers from mid-70s
• Locktari & Early Stages of Lockputer: Computer Based Lockpicking Tutorial System
• Logwatch PHP Script Demo
• Louisville Lock Picking & Bypass Class Hosted By LVL1
• Louisville OWASP Intro
• Making Windows 7 SP1 32/64bit Boot CD/DVD/USBs with Winbuilder
• Malicious USB Devices: Is that an attack vector in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
• Mammoth/Cave City Area: Diamond Caverns, Crystal Onyx Cave, Big Mike's Rock Shop, Domes & Dripstones
• Managed Service Providers Pwn One and Done Damian @integrisec Profancik
• Matthew belting it out at Defcon's hacker karaoke
• MDM is gone, MAM is come New Challenges on mobile security Yury Chemerkin
• Media Hype and Hacks that Never Happened
• Mi Go05 Securing the Internet of Things IoT Through Security Research and Vulnerability Analysis Der
• Microsoft Vulnerability Research How to be a finder as a vendor Jeremy Brown & David Seidman
• More Technology More People No Process Mike Robinson
• More than one way to skin a cat identifying multiple paths to compromise
• Mounds State Park and Uranus
• Moving the Industry Forward The Purple Team David Kennedy
• Naisho DeNusumu Stealing Secretly Exfiltration ToolFramework Adam Crompton
• Nathan Heald No Keys, No Worries Lock Picking
• net hashes a review of many network protocols robert graham
• NetworkMiner Professional
• New Way To Do Hacker Con Videos Test : Open Broadcaster Rocks!
• Nindroid Pentesting Apps for your Android device Michael Palumbo
• Ninja Patching .NET
• No Tools No Problem Building a PowerShell Botnet Christopher @obscuresec Campbell
• Noke Bluetooth Lock Teardown
• Notacon 10 - Creating professional glitch art with PoxParty - Jon Satrom & Ben Syverson
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 4 - DIY Neuroscience, EMGs, EEGs, and other recordings - meecier
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 8 - Esolangs Daniel Temkinr
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 12 - Bad Games Arcade - Jake Eliott
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 2 - I Forked the Law and We All Won - Fork The Law
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 7 - Encryption for Everyone - Dru Streicher (_node)
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 9 - AR_GRAF.OBJ a darknet for the nuEra
• Notacon 10 - Are we getting better -- Hacking Todays Technology - David Kennedy
• Notacon 10 - Awards and Closing
• Notacon 10 - Critical Making - Garnet Hertz
• Notacon 10 - DC to Daylight A whirlwind tour of the radio spectrum, and why it matters. - Stormgren
• Notacon 10 - Domestic Preparedness (the zombie Apocalypse is nigh upon us) - Niteshad & megalos
• Notacon 10 - Guns and Privacy - Deviant Ollam
• Notacon 10 - Intro From Froggy
• Notacon 10 - Skeleton Key Transforming Medical Discussions Through 3D Printing - KK Pandya
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 1 - Model Integrated Computing (Code Generation) and how it loves
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 13 - Youthful Exploits of an early ISP - Dop & KevNr
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 14 - Whose Slide Is It Anyway - nicolle @rogueclown neulist
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 5 - Hacking Your Ability to Communicate - kadierar
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 6 - Lasers for Fun! Lasers for Science. Lasers for Security! - Ethan Dicks
• Notacon 10 - Track 1 Talk 7 - Video Everywhere! aka The Personal Distributed HD Video Network - Woz
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 11 - Let's Go CSRF'n Now! - grap3_ap3
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 4 - Make me Babyproof! - Gina the kat Hoang
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 5 - The Maru Architecture Design A proposed BYOD architecture
• Notacon 10 - Track 2 Talk 8 - How I Became an iOS Developer for Fun and Debt - Mark Stanilav
• Notacon 10 -(sorry, audio died at 6:09) - The Winamp Imperative - Yoz
• Notacon 10 -Track 2 Talk 6 - You Keep A-Knockin But You Can't Come In - grap3_ap3
• Notacon 10 How We Learned Security from Steve - ghostnomad, ghostnomadjr, knuckles & micronomad
• Notacon 9 Intro by Froggy
• NQSFW CISSP Study Guide Domain 1 Access Control
• O'Bannon Woods Indiana State Park
• Of History Hashes Adrian Crenshaw
• Offense00 Where Did All My Data Go Deral Heiland
• Offense01 Developers Care and Feeding Bill Sempf
• Offense02 Open Secrets of the Defense Industry Building Your Own Intelligence Program From the Groun
• Offense03 The Economics of Exploit Kits E Crime Adam Hogan
• Offense04 Hacking Corporate Emil Systems Nate Power
• Ohio OffSec version of my Footprinting talk
• OISF 00 Opening Remarks Dr John Carls
• OISF 01 Future Shock The Future of Fraud Today Bryan Fite
• OISF 02 Securing the Frontlines How Users are Being Targeted Today Pedram Amini
• OISF 03 These Artifacts aren't Fiction Matt Scheurer Tuan Phan
• OISF 05 Building Better Authentication Requirements in a Zero Trust World Micah Brown
• OISF 06 Phones The Good The Bad and the Ugly Barry Kimball
• Omega A Universe Over IP Mo Morsi
• Only audio DerbyCon 3 0 4201 Hello Asm World A Painless And Contextual Introduction To X86 Assembly
• opening keynote julia angwin
• OSInt, Cyberstalking, Footprinting and Recon: Getting to know you Part 1
• OSInt, Cyberstalking, Footprinting and Recon: Getting to know you Part 2
• OSInt, Cyberstalking, Footprinting and Recon: Getting to know you Part 3
• Out of Character Use of Punycode and Homoglyph Attacks to Obfuscate URLs for Phishing
• Outerz0ne 9 - 01 SkyDog Kicks Off Year NINE! (Number Nine)
• Outerz0ne 9 - 02 Gursev Kalra - Impersonating CAPTCHA Providers
• Outerz0ne 9 - 03 Tuttle-Brimstone - State of the BitCoin Address; Pizza, Pirates, and Profiteers
• Outerz0ne 9 - 04 Halfjack - Living To The Singularity Geeks Guide to a Healthy Lifestyle
• Outerz0ne 9 - 05 Chad Ramey - Hacking the Atom
• Outerz0ne 9 - 07 Jeremy Schmeichel & Brian Wilson - IPv6 Ain't Nobody Got Time For That
• Outerz0ne 9 - 09 Chris Silvers - Weapons of Miniature Destruction
• Outerz0ne 9 - 10 Hacker Movie Challenge
• Outerz0ne 9 - 11 Inside the Hacker's Studio - Billy Hoffman and IronGeek
• Outerz0ne 9 - 12 Contest Prize Giveaway, Awards, Closing Ceremonies
• Outerz0ne 9 - Lighting Talks - The Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition Andy Green
• Outerz0ne 9 - Lighting Talks - Why You Are Not Safe Lilyjade-v2.com
• Outerz0ne Closing and Awards Skydog and Crew
• OWASP00 Software Security Cryptography Aaron Bedra
• OWASP01 Threat Analytics 101 Designing A Big Data Platform For Threat Analytics Michael Schiebel
• OWASP02 Developers Guide to Pen Testing Hack Thyself First Bill Sempf
• P2P Forensics
• Panel Discussion Insourcing Outsourcing and Hybrid Patton LyonsFranz Sweet Attari Donev King
• Parenting In Infosec Rafal Los
• Password Exploitation Class 1
• Password Exploitation Class 2
• Password Exploitation Class 3
• password generators extended character set passwords stephen lombardo william gray
• password hashing delegation how to get clients work for you thomas pornin
• password security in the pci dss jarred white
• password topology histogram wear leveling aka pathwell rick redman
• Pen Testing Web 2.0 The Client -Jeremy Druin
• Pen-testing practice in a box :How to assemble a virtual network
• penetrate your owa nate power
• pg00 edsec hacking for education jessy irwin
• PG00 Speaking Metrics to Executives Michael St Vincent
• pg02 securing sensitive data a strange game jeff elliot
• pg03 brick in the wall vs hole in the wall caroline d hardin
• pg04 cut the shit how to reign in your ids tony robinson da 667
• pg05 geek welfare confessions of a convention swag hoarder rachel keslensky
• pg06 no infosec staff no problem anthony czarnik
• pg07 can i code against an api to learn a product adrienne merrick tagore
• pg08 bridging the air gap cross domain solutions patrick orzechowski
• pg09 back dooring the digital home david lister
• pg11 ios url schemes omg guillaume k ross
• pg12 oops that wasnt suppossed to happen bypassing internet explorers cross site scripting filter ca
• pg13 what ive learned as a con man masterchen
• pg14 training with raspberry pi nathaniel davis
• pg15 black magic and secrets how certificates influence you robert lucero
• pg16 attacking drupal greg foss
• pg17 hackers vs auditors dan anderson
• pg18 third party service provider diligence why are we doing it all wrong patrice coles
• pg19 pwning the hapless or how to make your security program not suck casey dunham emily pience
• pg20 teach a man to phish vinny lariza
• pg21 the lore shows the way eric rand
• PHC: The Candidates - JP Aumasson
• PhreakNIC 16 01 Welcome to PhreakNIC Warren Eckstein
• PhreakNIC 16 02 Magnets, How Do They Work Michael Snyder
• PhreakNIC 16 03 Own the Network Own the Data Paul Coggin
• PhreakNIC 16 04 Something about middleware Douglas Schmidt
• PhreakNIC 16 05 Homebrew Roundtable Scott Milliken, Erin Shelton
• PhreakNIC 16 06 Repurposing Technology Kim Smith & Kim Lilley
• PhreakNIC 16 09 Where We're Going We Don't Need Keys sp0rus
• PhreakNIC 16 10 The Effects of Online Gaming Addiction Gregory C Mabry
• PhreakNIC 16 11 Android Best Practices and Side Projects Michael Walker
• PhreakNIC 16 12 Starting up a Crypto Party Peace
• PhreakNIC 16 14 IP Law Myths and Facts Rick Sanders
• PhreakNIC 16 17 DNSSec Today Thomas Clements
• PhreakNIC 16 18 Why I am pessimistic about the future Tom Cross
• PhreakNIC 16 13 Build Free Hardware in Geda Matthew O'Gorman, Tim Heath Copy
• PhreakNIC 16 - 07 Hiring the Unhireable Solving the Cyber Security Hiring Crisis
• PhreakNIC 16 - 08 Network King Of The Hill:A hacker wargame for organizers who are lazy bastards
• PhreakNIC 16 - 15 The Safety Dance Wardriving the 4.9GHz Public Safety Band
• PhreakNIC 16 - 16 The Power of Names How We Define Technology, and How Technology Defines Us
• phreaknic12 arduinos and magical potions droops morgellon
• phreaknic12 art of approach steps to attract women bruce herman
• phreaknic12 at least 10 things you didnt know about your hd scott moulton
• phreaknic12 awards and closing
• phreaknic12 beer hacking real world examples scott milliken eric shelton
• phreaknic12 decius drunken rant p1
• phreaknic12 decius drunken rant p2
• phreaknic12 discussion of the legality of wardriving trip
• phreaknic12 hacking the mind body connection jack dreher
• phreaknic12 hardware keyloggers irongeek
• phreaknic12 introduction to sdr daniel hooper
• phreaknic12 intx80 performance
• phreaknic12 jail get your iphone out lee baird john skinner
• phreaknic12 lessons learned in hacker media darren kitchen
• phreaknic12 lives open source video editor sorteal
• phreaknic12 open source ak47s handgrip buttstock
• phreaknic12 opening remarks
• Physical Security Make sure your building is "butter knife proof..." gcs8 & ginsu
• Picktorial coming along
• Picktriarchy
• Picktutorial Computer
• Pilfering Local Data Things an Attacker Would want to Grab with Short Term Local Access
• pins
• Plunder, Pillage and Print Deral Heiland & Peter Arzamendi
• Port scanning lecture
• PreKeynote Welcome to the Family
• Printer Exploitation
• Pro Pick Kit Comb Pick Tool Skeletonkey Systems SerePick
• Project Ubertooth: Building a Better Bluetooth Adapter
• proof of work as an additional factor of authentication phillippe paquet jason nehrboss
• Proper Depth / Breadth testing for Vulnerability Analysis
• Protecting Big Data From Cyber APT in the Cloud Bill @oncee Gardner
• PW27 Are You Sure That You Still Need Passwords
• Pwning the POS! Mick Douglas
• Python For Infosec - Bart Hopper @d4ncingd4n
• Quicklock Electronic Bluetooth/NFC Lock Review & Quick Shimming Demo
• Raspberry Pi Output
• Raspberry Pi Uart
• ReadyMan.com Free Hostage Escape Card Review
• Recent HIPAA/HITECH Changes
• Recording Rig Derbycon 3 0
• Red Teaming Back and Forth 5ever Fuzzynop
• Resurrection of Ettercap: easy-creds, Lazarus & Assimilation
• Reverse Engineering Network Device APIs Dan Nagle
• Review of new lock pick tools I got at Defcon this year
• RFID Show And Tell
• Rules of Engagment: Mitigating Risk in Information Security Work
• s00 Advanced Threats and Lateral MovementA Terrance Davis
• S00 Eye on the Prize A Proposal for the Legalization of Hacking Back Adam Hogan
• s01 Adopting a Risk based Threat Model to Secure Your Defenses and Regain Control of Your Critical D
• S01 Building Better Backdoors with WMI Alexander Leary
• S02 Beyond xp cmdshell Owning the Empire through Sql Server Alexander Leary and Scott Sutherland
• s02 New World New Realities Endpoint threat Detection Response and Prevention Brian Orr
• S03 Bots Trolls and Warriors The Modern Adversary Playbook Andrea Little Limbago
• s03 Reducing Your Organizationas Social Engineering Attack Surface Jen Fox
• S04 Building Google for Criminal Enterprises Anthony Russell
• s04 Memory Forensics with Hyper V Virtual Machines Wyatt Roersma
• s05 SHIT My Industry Says Kellman Meghu
• S05 V!4GR4 Cybercrime Enlarged
• s06 Bringing PWNED To You Interesting Honeypot Trends Elliott Brink
• S06 The Skills Gap How do we Fix It Bill Gardner
• S07 Extending Burp Carl Sampson
• s07 The Security Implications of Software Defined Networks Shane Praay
• s08 Lessons from the front lines Top focus areas for information security leaders Shogo Cottrell
• S09 Retail Store POS Penetration Testing
• S10 Improv Comedy as a Social Engineering Tool Dave Mattingly
• S11 How to safely conduct shenanigans EvilMog Renderman
• S12 The NET Inter Operability Operation James Forshaw
• S13 A presentation or presentations because presenting Jason Blanchard
• S15 Personalities disorders in the infosec community Jenny Maresca
• S16 Purple team FAIL Jason Morrow
• S17 Architecture at Scale Save time Reduce spend Increase security Ryan Elkins
• S18 Building a full size CNC for under 500 Justin Herman
• S19 Python Static Analysis Spencer J McIntyre
• S20 The Trap House Making your house as paranoid as you are Jonathan Echavarria David E Switzer
• S21 Hunting for Memory Resident Malware Joe Desimone
• S22 C2 Channels Creative Evasion Justin Wilson
• S23 Reaching Across the Isle Improving Security Through Partnership Kevin Gennuso
• S24 Out With the Old In With the GNU Lsly
• S25 Tracing Adversaries Detecting Attacks with ETW Matt Hastings Dave Hull
• S26 The Current State of Security an Improv spection Sean Metcalf Nick Carr
• S27 I Survived Ransomware TWICE Matthew Perry
• S28 Drone Delivered Attack Platform DDAP Michael Collins
• S29 Mobile APTs A look at nation state attacks and techniques for gathering intelligence from milita
• S30 MacOS host monitoring the open source way Michael George
• S31 Statistics on 100 million secrets A look at recent password dumps Nyxgeek
• S32 Hacking VDI Recon and Attack Methods Patrick Coble
• S33 Smart toys aint that Smart when Insecure Reuben Paul
• S34 Introducing SpyDir a BurpSuite Extension Ryan Reid
• S35 Phishing for You and Your Grandma Sarah Norris
• S36 Regular Expressions Regex Overview Matt Scheurer
• S37 Securing Your Network How to Prevent Ransomware Infection Jonathan Broche Alton Johnson
• S38 Diary of a Security Noob TJ Toterhi
• S39 Spy vs Spy Tip from the trenches for red and blue teams Tom McBee Jeff McCutchan
• S40 changeme A better tool for hunting default creds Zach Grace
• Sabu the Hacker The capture, the crimes, the damage done, the slip, the apprehension
• Science Fair The Nomad Clan
• secure your email secure your password per thorsheim
• Security and IT Convergence
• security for the people end user authentication security on the internet mark stanislav
• Security Outliers: Cultural Cues from High-Risk Professions
• Security Tips For The Small Business From 70,000 Feet - Joseph Hollingsworth and Adrian Crenshaw
• SEREPICK Delta Handcuff Key & Foreign Cuffs
• Setting up BackTrack and automating various tasks with bash scripts - Lee Baird
• ShellSquid Distributed Shells With Node by Tom Steele
• Skiddypad Intro
• SkyDogCon 2 01 Opening Remarks Trevor Hearn Skydog
• SkyDogCon 2 02 Hack The Badge Sachin Paranjupe Sachin
• SkyDogCon 2 04 THE TALK WITH NO NAME Marcus Carey
• SkyDogCon 2 06 Pivot2Pcap Peter Shaw
• SkyDogCon 2 08 Your Business Model is Naked and Ugly Shane Lawson Valanx
• SkyDogCon 2 09 Gangs and the Use of Technology Carter Smith
• SkyDogCon 2 11 RE,CND and Geopolitics, Oh My! Jeff Brown
• SkyDogCon 2 12 Insanely Great Curtis Koenig
• SkyDogCon 2 13 Setting up BackTrack and Automating Various Tasks with Bash Scripts Lee Baird
• SkyDogCon 2 14 Cryptanalysis of the Enigma Bob Weiss Benjamin Gatti
• SkyDogCon 2 17 Build a UAV! Sonny Mounicou
• SkyDogCon 2 18 Life Cycle and Detection of an Exploit Kit Alex Kirk
• SkyDogCon 2 19 Go With the Flow Strategies for Successful Social Engineering Chris Silvers
• SkyDogCon 2 20 Hack your Credit Score, How the System is Flawed Scott Moulton ByteAssassin
• SkyDogCon 2 Hacking As An Act Of War G Mark Hardy GMark
• SkyDogCon 2 User Readable Data and Multiple Personality Disorder David Wyde
• SkyDogCon 2 03 Physical Security Make sure your building is Butter Knife Proof
• SkyDogCon 2 - 05 Dealing with Difficult CoWorkers How I became the Thanks for the Candy Guy
• SkyDogCon 2 - 15 Bioveillance The Surreptitius Analysis of Physiological Behavior Data
• SkyDogCon 2 - 16 Advanced Phishing Tactics Beyond User Awareness-Martin Bos-Eric Milam
• Slipping a latch with Convert Instruments Latch Slipper & Sparrows Hall Pass
• SMalware Analysis 101 N00b to Ninja in 60 Minutes grecs
• So You Want To Murder a Software Patent Jason Scott
• Social Networks
• Soft Skills for a Technical World Justin Herman
• Sparrows Escort vs. SWICK jackknife lock pick sets
• Sparrows Master Switch - Bypass Master Lock #3, Brinks ZX 15 662 44029, Fortress and Mountain
• Special Teams00 Removing Barriers of Diversity in Information Security Helen Patton Connie Matthews
• Special Teams01 Panel Discussion InfoSec Trends Talent Management and Retention Michael Butts AJ Can
• Special Teams02 Indecision and Malformed Conclusions The things that stifle security improvement and
• Special Teams03 Gamify Awareness Training Failure to engage is failure to secure Michael Woolard
• Special Teams04 The Long and Winding Road An InfoSec Career Panel Lonnie Kelley Valerie Thomas
• Special Teams05 The Pineapple is deadLong live the Pineapple David Young
• Spring Mills State Park trail number 3
• spycam review video
• sql server hacking jeremy druin webpwnized
• Stable00 Shooting Phish in a Barrel and other fish related puns Amanda Berlin
• Stable01 Dont Laugh I Dare You Carl Alexander
• Stable02 Marketers Are Friends Not Food Kara Drapala
• Stable03 Blue Team Starter Kit Timothy De Block
• Stable04 Simplified SIEM Use Case Management Ryan Voloch
• Stable05 Bypassing 2Factor Auth with Android Trojans Paul Burbage
• Stable06 Putting the Management into Vulnerability Management or YOUVE GOT BEARS Jesika McEvoy
• Stable07 Moving Target Defense Learning from Hackers Sachin Shetty
• Stable08 Malfunctions Functions Automated Static Malware Analysis using Function Level Signatures Ma
• Stable09 We Owe You Nothing Rockie Brockway
• Stable10 Backdooring Git John Menerick
• Stable11 Detecting phishing attacks with DNS reconnaissance Mike Saunders
• Stable12 Hacking Web Apps Brent White
• Stable13 Sticky Honey Pots Paul J Vann
• Stable14 Top Ten is Old Skool Meet the New Age of AppSec Andrew Leeth
• Stable15 Cryptography and You Justin Herman
• Stable16 Stacking the Virtual Deck Attacks by Predicting RNGs Adam Schwalm
• Stable17 Homebrewing for Hackers Benjamin Holland Amber Aldrich
• Stable18 Stealthy and Persistent Back Door for Z Wave Gateways Jonathan Fuller Ben Ramsey
• Stable20 Surveillance using spare stuff Matt Scheurer
• Stable21 Crypto 101 An Intro To Real World Crypto Adam Caudill
• Stable22 Practical Attacks Against Multifactor Josh Stone
• Stable23 Haking the Next Generation David Schwartzberg
• Stable24 The Human Interface Device Attack Vector Research and Development Alexander Livingston Sega
• Stable25 A survey of Powershell enabled malware Tyler Halfpop
• Stable26 Tool Drop Free as in Beer Scot Berner Jason Lang
• Stable27 Tactical Diversion Driven Defense Greg Foss Tom Hegel
• Stable29 Latest Tools in Automotive Hacking Craig Smith
• Stable30 Ansible And why it works for me Charles Yost
• Stable31 Learning Mainframe Hacking Where the hell did all my free time go Chad Rikansrud
• Stable32 Intercepting USB Traffic for Attack and Defense Brandon Wilson
• Stable33 Geeks Need Basements Kathleen Veach
• Stable35 Spy Vs Spy How to Use Breakable Dependencies to Your Advantage Stacey Banks Anne Henmi
• Stable36 Voltron Defender of your inferiors Richo Healey
• Stable38 Hack My Derby Nate Lager
• Stations of the Cross at Mount Saint Francis. This was just something I stopped by at durin my hike.
• Stratfor Password Analysis
• Stuck at the bottom of the hill Leaving through the restricted area Bit of the old ammo plant
• Submerssion Therapy00 Ticking me off From Threat Intel to Reversing Juan Cortes
• Submerssion Therapy01 Securing Todays Enterprise WAN Andy Mansfield
• Submerssion Therapy02 Footprints of This Years Top Attack Vectors Kerstyn Clover
• Submerssion Therapy03 Welcome to the Internet of insecure things Chandler Howell
• Submerssion Therapy05 Phones and Privacy for Consumers Matt Hoy mattrix and David Khudaverdyan delta
• Submerssion Therapy06 Path Well Traveled Common Mistakes with SIEM Nick Jacob
• Submerssion Therapy08 How compliance doesnt have to suckat least totally Robert Carson Bradley Stine
• Submerssion Therapy09 What is a cloud access broker and do I need one Tom Doane
• Submerssion Therapy10 Security Frameworks What was once old is new again Brian Wrozek
• Submerssion Therapy11 Honeypots for Active Defense Greg Foss
• Submerssion Therapy14 Wireless Intrusion Detection Systems with the Raspberry Pi Chris J
• Submerssion Therapy15 No One Cares About Your Data Breach Except You And Why Should They Joel Cardel
• surprise talk advisory release dominique bongard
• Swinging Security Style An Immodest Proposal by Wendy @451wendy Nather
• t00 Around the world in 80 Cons A tale of perspectives Jayson E Street
• t01 Infosec in the 21st century Tim Crothers
• t02 Securing our Ethics Ethics and Privacy in a Target Rich Environment Kevin Johnson
• t03 Social Engineering Can Kill Me But It Can't Make Me Care Gavin aJac0byterebela Ewan
• T100 So you wanna be a Social Engineer Christopher Hadnagy
• t100 Welcome to the Family Intro
• t101 Hackers saving the world from the zombie apocalypse Johnny Long
• T101 Here Be Dragons The Unexplored Land of Active Directory ACLs Andy Robbins Will Schroeder Rohan
• t102 How to Give the Best Pen Test of Your Life Ed Skoudis
• T102 TBA John Cramb ceyx Josh Schwartz FuzzyNop Game of Meat
• t103 Adaptive Pentesting Part Two Keynote Kevin Mitnick and Dave Kennedy
• T103 Invoke CradleCrafter Moar PowerShell obFUsk8tion Detection Techniques Join Daniel Bohannon
• t104 If it fits it sniffs Adventures in WarShipping Larry Pesce
• T104 PSAmsi An offensive PowerShell module for interacting with the Anti Malware Scan Interface in W
• t105 Abusing Active Directory in Post Exploitation Carlos Perez
• T105 An ACE in the Hole Stealthy Host Persistence via Security Descriptors Lee Christensen Matt Nels
• t106 Quantifying the Adversary Introducing GuerillaSearch and GuerillaPivot Dave Marcus
• T106 War Stories on Embedded Security Pentesting IoT Building Managers and how to do Better Dr Jared
• t107 A Year in the Backdoor Factory Joshua Pitts
• T107 Return From The Underworld The Future Of Red Team Kerberos Jim Shaver Mitchell Hennigan AF
• t108 Ball and Chain A New Paradigm in Stored Password Security Benjamin Donnelly and Tim Tomes
• T108 Memory Based Library Loading Someone Did That Already Casey Rosini
• T109 Building the DeathStar getting Domain Admin with a push of a button aka how I almost automated
• t109 Et tu Kerberos Christopher Campbell
• t110 Advanced Red Teaming All Your Badges Are Belong To Us Eric Smith
• T110 Modern Evasion Techniques Jason Lang AF
• t111 Bypassing Internet Explorers XSS Filter Carlos Munoz
• T111 FM and Bluetooth and Wifi Oh My Aaron Lafferty AF
• T112 Detect Me If You Can Ben Ten
• T112 Detect Me If You Can Ben Ten
• t112 Interceptor A PowerShell SSL MITM Script Casey Smith
• T113 Full Contact Recon int0x80 of Dual Core savant
• t113 More New Shiny in the Metasploit Framework Egypt
• T114 Not a Security Boundary Bypassing User Account Control Matt Nelson
• t115 The Human Buffer Overflow aka Amygdala Hijacking Christopher Hadnagy
• T115 Victim Machine has joined general Using Third Party APIs as CC Infrastructure Stephen Hilt Lord
• T116 Aiding Static Analysis Discovering Vulnerabilities in Binary Targets through Knowledge Graph In
• t116 Shellcode Time Come on Grab Your Friends Wartortell
• T117 Evading Autoruns Kyle Hanslovan Chris Bisnett
• t117 The Internet Of Insecure Things 10 Most Wanted List Paul Asadoorian
• t118 DDoS Botnet 1000 Knives and a Scalpel Josh Abraham
• T119 Jumping the Fence Comparison and Improvements for Existing Jump Oriented Programming Tools John
• t119 wifu2 Cameron Maerz
• t120 Attacking Microsoft Kerberos Kicking the Guard Dog of Hades Tim Medin
• t121 Introducing Network Scout Defending The Soft Center of Your Network Bill oncee Gardner Aaedan S
• t122 Getting Windows to Play with Itself A Pen Testers Guide to Windows API Abuse Brady Bloxham
• t124 Protocol Me Maybe How to Date SCADA Stephen Hilt
• t125 Attacks and Countermeasures Advanced Network Traffic Manipulation Matt Kelly and Ryan Reynolds
• t126 What to expect when youre expectinga pentest Martin Bos and Eric Milam
• t200 Threat Modeling for Realz Bruce Potter
• t201 A Guided Tour of the Internet Ghetto Introduction to Tor Hidden Services Brent Huston
• T201 Securing Windows with Group Policy Josh Rickard
• T202 Defending against PowerShell Attacks Lee Holmes
• t202 Extreme Q Pwning Remote Site Security Quincy Jackson
• T203 CredDefense Toolkit Beau Bullock Brian Fehrman Derek Banks
• t203 How not to suck at pen testing John Strand
• t204 Mainframes Mopeds and Mischief A PenTesters Year in Review Tyler Wrightson
• T205 Introducing DeepBlueCLI v2 now available in PowerShell and Python Eric Conrad
• t205 The Multibillion Dollar Industry Thats Ignored Jason Montgomery and Ryan Sevey
• t206 Code Insecurity or Code in Security Mano dash4rk Paul
• T206 Run your security program like a boss practical governance advice Justin Leapline Rockie Brockw
• t207 C3CM Defeating the Command Control and Communications of Digital Assailants Russ McRee
• T207 JReFrameworker One Year Later Benjamin Holland
• t208 Attack Paths Breaking Into Infosec From IT Or Other Totally Different Fields Eve Adams and John
• T208 Hidden Treasure Detecting Intrusions with ETW Zac Brown
• T209 How to Hunt for Lateral Movement on Your Network Ryan Nolette
• t209 How to Secure and Sys Admin Windows like a Boss Jim Kennedy
• T210 Kali Linux Johnny Long
• t210 Red white and blue Making sense of Red Teaming for good Ian Amit
• t211 Around the world in 80 Cons Jayson E Street
• T211 Common Assessment Mistakes Pen Testers and Clients Should Avoid Brent White Tim Roberts
• T212 Everything I Need To Know About Security I Learned From Watching Kung Fu Movies Paul Asadoorian
• t212 Mirage Next Gen Honeyports Adam Crompton and Mick Douglas
• T213 Revoke Obfuscation PowerShell Obfuscation Detection And Evasion Using Science Lee Holmes Daniel
• t214 Active Directory Real Defense for Domain Admins Jason Lang
• T214 Demonstrating the HRES Process Timothy Wright
• T215 IDAPython The Wonder Woman of Embedded Device Reversing Maddie Stone AF
• t215 The Wireless World of the Internet of Things JP Dunning ronin
• T216 Love is in the Air DFIR and IDS for WiFi Networks Lennart Koopmann
• t216 Open Source Threat Intelligence Developing a Threat intelligence program using open source tool
• T217 Going Deep and Empowering Users PCAP Utilities and Combating Phishing in a new way Joseph M Sie
• t217 Once upon a time InfoSec History 101 Jack Daniel
• t218 Hacking Mainframes Vulnerabilities in applications exposed over TN3270 Dominic White
• T218 Were going on a Threat Hunt Gonna find a bad guy Todd Sanders
• t219 Single Chip Microcontrollers Beyond Arduino Tharon Hall
• t220 Building Better Botnets with IPv6 Code2
• t221 Bad Advice Unintended Consequences and Broken Paradigms Think Act Different Steve Werby
• t222 Simple Network Management Pwnd Deral Heiland and Matthew Kienow
• t300 Patching the Human Vulns Leonard Isham
• T300 When to Test and How to Test It Bruce Potter
• T301 A New Take at Payload Generation Empty Nest James Cook Tom Steele
• t301 Burp For All Languages Tom Steele
• t302 Passing the Torch Old School Red Teaming New School Tactics David McGuire and Will Schroeder
• T302 VMware Escapology How to Houdini The Hypervisor AbdulAziz Hariri Joshua Smith
• T303 3rd Annual Metasploit Townhall David thelightcosine Maloney Spencer ZeroSteiner McIntyre Brent
• t303 I Am The Cavalry Year 0 Space Rogue and Beau Woods
• T304 Purpose Driven Hunt What do I do with all this data Jared Atkinson Robby Winchester
• t304 University Education In Security Panel Bill Gardner oncee Ray Davidson Adrian Crenshaw Sam Lile
• t305 What happened to the A How to leverage BCPDR for your Info Sec Program Moey
• T306 Defending theCloud Lessons from Intrusion Detection in SharePoint Online Matt Swann
• T306 Digital Vengeance Exploiting the Most Notorious CandC Toolkits Waylon Grange
• t306 Securing Your Assets from Espionage Stacey Banks
• t307 Hackers Are People Too Amanda Berlin Infosystir
• t308 Ethical Control Ethics and Privacy in a Target Rich Environment Kevin Johnson and James Jardine
• T308 To Catch a Spy Tyler Hudak
• T308 To Catch a Spy Tyler Hudak
• T309 Rapid Incident Response with PowerShell Mick Douglas
• t309 The Road to Compliancy Success Plus Plus James Arlen
• t310 Are You a Janitor Or a Cleaner John Stauffacher and Matt Hoy
• T310 Windows Rootkit Development Python prototyping to kernel level C2 RJ McDown
• T311 Peekaboo I Own You Owning Hundreds of Thousands Vulnerable Devices with only two HTTP packets A
• t311 Practical PowerShell Programming for Professional People Ben Ten Ben0xA
• T312 Burping for Joy and Financial Gain Tim lanmaster53 Tomes
• t312 GROK atlas
• t313 How building a better hacker accidentally built a better defender Casey Ellis
• T313 POP POP RETN An Introduction to Writing Win32 Shellcode Christopher Maddalena
• t314 Exploring Layer 2 Network Security in Virtualized Environments Ronny L Bull Dr Jeanna N Matthew
• T314 What A Long Strange Trip Its Been Jim Nitterauer
• T315 Game On Using Red Team to Rapidly Evolve Your Defenses Joff Thyer Pete Petersen
• t315 Hardware Tamper Resistance Why and How Ryan Lackey
• t316 Analyzing Weak Areas of the Federal Cloud Security Program Vinny Troia
• T316 Anatomy of a Medical Device Hack Doctors vs Hackers in a Clinical Simulation Cage Match Joshua
• t317 Proactive Application Security Karthik Rangarajan
• T317 Windows Event Logs Zero 2 Hero Nate Guagenti Adam Swan
• t318 Chicken of the APT Understanding Targeted Attackers with Incubation Kyle Wilhoit
• T318 Gone In 59 Seconds High Speed Backdoor Injection via Bootable USB Piotr Marszalik Michael Wrzes
• t319 Bending and Twisting Networks Paul Coggins
• T319 SniffAir An Open Source Framework for Wireless Security Assessments Matthew Eidelberg
• T320 Become the Puppet Master the battle of cognition between man and machine Michael Robinson Josep
• t320 Bridging the gap between red and blue Dave Kennedy and Jamie Murdock
• t321 CMS Hacking Tricks Greg Foss
• t322 Advanced Incident Response with Bro Liam Randall hectaman
• T400 How to Measure Your Security Holding Security Vendors Accountable Winn Schwartau Mark Carney
• t400 Subverting ML Detections for Fun and Profit Ram Shankar Siva Kumar John Walton
• T401 How we accidentally created our own RATC2Distributed Computing Network Adam Compton Bill Harshb
• t401 Secrets of DNS Ron Bowes
• T402 Active Defense for web apps Grid aka Scott M part
• t402 Snort OpenAppID How to Build an Open Source Next Generation Firewall Adam Hogan
• t403 GET A Grip on Your Hustle Glassdoor Exfil Toolkit Parker Schmitt Kyle Stone essobi Chris Hodges
• T403 IoT Security Executing an Effective Security Testing Process Deral Heiland
• t404 DNS Based Authentication of Named Entities DANE Can we fix our broken CA model Tony Cargile
• T404 Fileless Malware The New Cyber Edmund Brumaghin Colin Grady
• t405 Exploiting Browsers Like A Boss w WhiteLightning Bryce Kunz
• T405 Hunting Lateral Movement for Fun and Profit Mauricio Velazco
• T406 Mostly Free Defenses Against the Phishing Kill Chain Schuyler Dorsey
• t406 Real World Intrusion Response Lessons from the Trenches Katherine Trame and David Sharpe
• t407 Application Whitelisting Be Careful Where The Silver Bullet Is Aimed David McCartney
• T408 CHIRON Home based ML IDS Rod Soto Joseph Zadeh
• t408 Making Mongo Cry Attacking NoSQL for Pen Testers Russell Butturini
• T409 Blue Team Keeping Tempo with Offense Casey Smith Keith McCammon AF
• t409 Step On In The Waters Fine An Introduction To Security Testing Within A Virtualized Environment
• T410 Data Mining Wireless Survey Data with ELK Matthew Verrette
• t410 Give me your data Obtaining sensitive data without breaking in Dave Chronister
• T411 How to KickStart a Drone Jailbreaking Scene - Kevin Finisterre
• t411 Third Party Code FIX ALL THE THINGS Kymberlee Price Jake Kouns
• t412 Just What The Doctor Ordered Scott Erven
• T412 Web Application testing approach and cheating to win Jim McMurry Lee Neely Chelle Clements
• t413 Powershell Drink the Kool Aid Wayne Pruitt Zack Wojton
• T413 When IoT Research Matters Mark Loveless
• T414 I want my EIP Mike Saunders AF
• t414 powercat Mick Douglas
• t415 Macro Malware Lives Putting the sexy back into MS Office document macros Joff Thyer
• T416 EDR ETDR Next Gen AV is all the rage so why am I enraged Michael Gough
• t416 Girl Fault Interrupted Maggie Jauregui
• T417 Kinetic to Digital Terrorism in the Digital Age Kyle Wilhoit
• T418 Hacking Blockchains Aaron Hnatiw
• t419 Its Not Easy Being Purple Bill Gardner Valerie Thomas Amanda Berlin Eric Milam Brandon McCann R
• T419 Winning and Quitting the Privacy Game What it REALLY takes to have True Privacy in the 21st Cen
• t420 Control Flow Graph Based Virus Scanning Douglas Goddard
• t421 Ok so youve been pwned now what Jim Wojno
• t422 Everybody gets clickjacked Hard knock lessons on bug bounties Jonathan Cran
• t423 Are you a Beefeater focused on protecting your crown jewels Jack Nichelson
• t500 NeXpose For Automated Compromise Detection Luis connection Santana
• t501 A girl some passion and some tech stuff Branden Miller and Emily Miller
• t502 InfoSec from the mouth of babes or an 8 year old Reuben A Paul RAPstar and Mano Paul
• t503 Why Aim for the Ground Teaching Our School Kids All of the Right Computer Skills Phillip Fitzpa
• t504 NoSQL Injections Moving Beyond or 11 Matt Bromiley
• t505 SWF Seeking Lazy Admin for Cross Domain Action Seth Art
• t506 Planning for Failure Noah Beddome
• t507 The Social Engineering Savants The Psychopathic Profile Kevin Miller
• t508 Hiding the breadcrumbs Forensics and anti forensics on SAP systems Juan Perez Etchegoyen
• t509 Youre in the butter zone now baby Chris Scott
• t510 Making BadUSB Work For You Adam Caudill Brandon Wilson
• t511 PassCrackNet When everything else fails just crack hashes Adam Ringwood
• t512 Vulnerability Assessment 20 John Askew
• t513 Social Engineering your progeny to be hackers Sydney Liles
• t514 A Brief History of Exploitation Devin Cook
• t515 Hunting Malware on Linux Production Servers The Windigo Backstory Olivier Bilodeau
• t516 Human Trafficking in the Digital Age
• t517 Cat Herding in the Wild Wild West What I Learned Running A Hackercon CFP Nathaniel Husted
• t518 How to Stop a Hack Jason Samide
• t519 We dont need no stinking Internet Greg Simo
• t520 ZitMo NoM David Schwartzberg
• t521 Penetrate your OWA Nate Power
• t522 RavenHID Remote Badge Gathering or Why we sit in client bathrooms
• t523 Interns Down for What Tony Turner
• t524 i r web app hacking and so can you Brandon Perry
• t525 Building a Modern Security Engineering Organization Zane Lackey
• t526 Information Security Team Management How to keep your edge while embracing the dark side Stephe
• t527 5min web audit Security in the startup world Evan Johnson
• t528 Project SCEVRON SCan EVrything with ruby
• t530 Gone in 60 minutes a Practical Approach to Hacking an Enterprise with Yasuo Saurabh Harit and S
• t531 Snarf Capitalizing on Man in the Middle Victor Mata Josh Stone
• t532 Electronic locks in firearms Oh My Travis Hartman
• t533 Dolla Dolla Bump Key Chris Sistrunk
• t534 What Dungeons Dragons Taught Me About INFOSEC Joey Maresca l0stkn0wledge
• t535 Gender Differences in Social Engineering Does Sex Matter Shannon Sistrunk
• t536 Introduction to System Hardening Eddie David
• t537 Hacking your way into the APRS Network on the Cheap Mark Lenigan
• t538 Building a Web Application Vulnerability Management Program Jason Pubal
• t539 Fighting Back Against SSL Inspection or How SSL Should Work Jacob Thompson
• t540 Physical Security From Locks to Dox Jess Hires
• t541 Am I an Imposter Warren Kopp
• t542 Call of Community Modern Warfare Ben Ten and Matt Johnson
• t543 The Canary in the Cloud Scot Bernerv
• target specific automated dictionary generation matt marx
• Teach Me00 When A Powerful Platform Benefits Both Attackers And Defenders Secure Enhancements To Scr
• Teach Me01 A deep look into a Chinese advanced attack Understand it learn from it and how to detect
• Teach Me02 Pavlovian Security How To Change the Way Your Users Respond When the Bell Rings Ben Ten M
• Teach Me03 The State of Information Security Today Jeff Man
• Teach Me04 Learning through Mentorship Michael Ortega Magen Wu
• Teach Me05 The Law of Drones Michael theprez98 Schearer
• Teach Me06 The Phony Pony Phreaks Blazed The Way Patrick McNeil Owen
• Teach Me07 HackerQue Michael Smith Kyle Stone
• Teach Me08 Mobile Application Reverse Engineering Under the Hood Drew Branch Billy McLaughlin
• Teach Me09 Introducing the RITA VM Hunting for bad guys on your network for free with math John Stra
• Teach Me10 Breaking in Bad Im the one who doesnt knock Jayson E Street
• Teach Me11 Developers Care and feeding Bill Sempf
• Teach Me13 Surviving your Startup Bruce Potter
• Teach Me14 Started from the bottom now Im here How to ruin your life by getting everything you ever
• Teach Me15 Using Windows diagnostics for system compromiseA Nicholas Berthaume aricon
• Teach Me16 InfoSec Big Picture and Some Quick Wins Schuyler Dorsey
• Teach Me17 How I Stopped Worrying and Learned To Love InfraOps Karthik Rangarajan Daniel Tobin
• Teach Me19 LongTail SSH Attack Analysis Eric Wedaa
• Teach Me20 Hunting Unicorns and Jerks Irrational Defensible or Necessary Steve Werby
• Teach Me21 The problems with JNI obfuscation in the Android Operating System Rick Ramgattie
• Tech101 IT Isnt Rocket Science David Mortman
• Tech102 Mind On My Money Money On My Malware Dustin Hutchison
• Tech103 Private Cloud Security Best Practices Mike Greer
• Tech104 Cyber Espianoge Attack Defense Michael Mimoso
• Tech105 Three Years of Phishing What Weve Learned Mike Morabito
• Tech106 Piercing Your Perimeter Dodging Detection and Other Mayhem aka Pen Tester Voodoo 101 Mick Do
• Tech107 Physical Penetration Testing You Keep a Knockin But You Cant Come In Phil Grime
• Tech201 Honeypots for Active Defense A Practical Guide to Deploying Honeynets Within the Enterprise
• Tech202 Building Security Awareness Through Social Engineering Harry Regan and Valerie Thomas
• Tech203 Having your cake and eating it too Deploying DLP services in a Next Generation Firewall Envi
• Tech203 Having your cake and eating it too Deploying DLP services in a Next Generation Firewall Envi
• Tech204 Electronic Safe Fail Jeff Popio
• Tech204b Modern Approach to Incident Response James Carder and Jessica Hebenstreit
• Tech205 Emerging Trends in Identity Access Management Robert Block
• Tech206 Building a Successful Insider Threat Program Daniel Velez
• Teensy Setup
• The 3 Way03 Current Trends in Computer Law Matthew Perry
• The 3 Way04 Spanking the Monkey or how pentesters can do it better Justin Whitehead Chester Bishop
• The 3 Way06 Practical Windows Kernel Exploitation Spencer McIntyre
• The 3 Way08 Hacking for homeschoolers Branden Miller
• The 3 Way09 Going AUTH the Rails on a Crazy Train Tomek Rabczak Jeff Jarmoc
• The 3 Way10 Bugspray The 802154 Attack Surface Bryan Crypt0s Halfpap
• The 3 Way11 Unbillable Exploiting Android In App Purchases Alfredo Ramirez
• The 3 Way12 BYPASS SURGERY ABUSING CONTENT DELIVERY NETWORKS WITH SERVER SIDE REQUEST FORGERY SSRF F
• The 3 Way13 Dynamic Analysis of Flash Files Jacob Thompson
• The 3 Way14 Attacking Packing Captain Hook Beats Down on Peter Packer Vadim Kotov Nick Cano
• The 3 Way15 HFC Update Johnny Long Henry Wanjala
• The 3 Way16 HARdy HAR HAR HAR HAR File Collection and Analysis for Malware Robert Simmons
• The 3 Way17 PHaaS Phishing as a Service Raymond Gabler
• The 3 Way18 Circles Boxes Drawing SecArch into your program Christopher Robinson
• The 3 Way19 Disecting Wassenaar Tyler Pitchford aka Trip
• The 3 Way20 Five Hardware Hacking Projects Under 30 Kevin Bong Michael Vieau
• The 3 Way21 Confessions of a crypto cluster operator Dustin Heywood
• The Achilles Heel Of The Banking System
• The Atlantis Show
• the future of mobile authentication is here sam crowther
• The Genesis and Echelon lockpick sets from Covert Instruments
• The Making of ch0mps
• The potential impact of Software Defined Networking on security Brent Salisbury
• the problem with the real world michal spacek
• The State of (In)Security
• throw the user id down the well daniel reich
• Timed lock game
• Traceroute and Scapy Jeremy Druin @webpwnized
• Track 1 01 Endpoint Security Swimming Through the Snake Oil Dan Beavin
• Track 1 02 Standardizer a standardization framework for your security alerts Christian Burrows
• Track 1 03 Information Security Practice Principles a Rosetta Stone for information security work Su
• Track 1 04 Evicting the Password from the Digital Estate Alex Chalmers
• Track 1 05 Of CORS its Exploitable Whats Possible with Cross Origin Resource Sharing Rebecca Deck
• Track 1 06 Container Security Deep Dive Yashvier Kosaraju
• Track 1 07 an Implantable Computer Doug c00p3r Copeland
• Track 1 08 A Few Things Right Insights from Live and Simulated Incident Response Chad Calease
• Track 1 08 OSXPirrit Reverse engineering mac OSX malware and the legal department of the company who
• Track 1 09 F Attribution Xena Olsen
• Track 2 00 Get off my lawn or are we looking for the right people Mike Shecky Kavka
• Track 2 01 Do You Have What It Takes How to Support Your Career From Community Involvement Kathleen
• Track 2 02 InfoSuck The Nasty Bits Of The Industry We Want To Tell Noobs But Arent Allowed To In Pol
• Track 2 03 What Can Data Science Do for Security Wendy Edwards
• Track 2 04 A Theme of Fear Hacking the Paradigm Catherine Ullman
• Track 2 06 Training and Education for the New Realities of Privacy and Security Mitchell Parker
• Track 2 07 One Random Insecure Wep Application Please ORIWAP Nancy Snoke
• Track 2 08 The Resilient Reddit C2 Zach Zenner
• Track 2 09 Failure Is Not an Option Developing Realistic Disaster Recovery Tests Colin Campbell
• Track 2 12 A Crash Course in Exploiting Buffer Overflows Live Demos Parker Garrison
• Track 3 03 The Hunter Games How to find the adversary with Event Query Language Ross Wolf
• Track 3 04 Star Wars How an ineffective Data Governance Program destroyed the Galactic Empire Micah
• Track 3 05 Its Coming From Inside the House An Inside Out Approach to NodeJS Application Security Yo
• Track 3 06 Catching the Guerrilla Powershell Counterinsurgency Aaron Sawyer
• Track 3 07 SigInt for the Masses Building and Using a Signals Intelligence Platform for Less than 15
• Track 3 09 Beginning DFIR How to get started with Cooties Lisa Wallace
• Track 3 10 Nexus Zeta How a newbie hacker managed to create a monster botnet Adi Ikan
• Track 3 11 Hacking Humans Addressing Vulnerabilities in the Advancing Medical Device Landscape Gabri
• Track 3 12 Modern AppSec Gotchas Fletcher Heisler
• Track 3 13 Behind The Locked Door we built an escape room for security awareness Matthew Southworth
• Track 3 14 Inside Out Security Building Castles not Warehouses Alyssa Miller
• Track100 Level One How To Break Into The Security Field Aaron Moffett
• Track101 Hacker High Why We Need To Teach Computer Hacking In Schools Ron Woerner
• Track101 Real World Threats Russ Ward
• Track102 Getting Started Help Me Help You David Trollman
• Track102 Lock picking but bypass is easier Adrian Crenshaw irongeekadc
• Track103 From Blue To Red What Matters and What Really Doesnt Jason Lang
• Track103 The Dark Side Of PowerShell Joshua Smithdeo
• Track104 Clear as FUD How fear uncertainty and doubt are affecting users our laws and technologies C
• Track104 Give me your data Dave Chronister
• Track105 Data Breaches Simply The Cost Of Doing Business Joel Cardella
• Track106 Eating the SMB Security Elephant An ITSEC framework for small IT shops Austen Bommarito
• Track106 Sensory Perception A DIY approach to building a sensor network Tim Fowler
• Track107 Hijacking Label Switched Networks in the Cloud Paul Coggin PaulCoggin
• Track200 Enterprise Class Vulnerability Management Like A Boss Rockie Brockway
• Track200 So Easy A High Schooler Could Do It Static malware analysis using function level signatures
• Track201 Funny Money What Payment Systems Teach us about Security Drew Sutter
• Track201 Pragmatic Cloud Security What InfoSec Practitioners Have Been Waiting For Josh Danielson Jo
• Track202 Building a sturdy foundation a program based approach to IT Operations Application Developm
• Track202 Developing an Open Source Threat Intelligence Program Edward McCabe edwardmccabe
• Track203 Applying User Centered Design Techniques for Augmenting Human Perception in Cyber Warfare F
• Track203 Moving past Metasploit Writing your first exploit Calvin Hedler
• Track204 The Great Trojan Demo Ben Miller
• Track205 A Virtual SCADA Laboratory for Cybersecurity Pedagogy and Research Zach Thornton
• Track205 Wielding BurpSuite quick start your extensions and automation rules Marius Nepomuceno
• Track206 PlagueScanner An Open Source Multiple AV Scanner Framework Utkonos
• Track207 Browser and Windows Environment Hardening Kurtis Armour
• tradeoff cryptanalysis of password hashing schemes dmitry khovratovich alex biryukov johann großschä
• tube
• Tunnelton Tunnel, Tunnelton Indiana
• Unboxing my shipment from Covert Instruments #lockpicking #locksport
• Unix File Permissions and Ownership(CHOWN, CHMOD, ETC)
• Updates and Patches with Anna
• using cryptanalysis to speed up password cracking christian rechberger
• Using Machine Learning Solutions to Solve Serious Security Problems Ryan Sevy Jason Montgomery
• Using nanomete to bypass/loid a locking latch
• Using Social Networks To Profile, Find and 0wn Your Victims
• Using the techniques of propaganda to instil a culture of security Justin Rogosky
• Using Windows Keyboard Shortcuts To Breakout Of Kiosk Or POS Systems
• v00 Beating the Infosec Learning Curve Without Burning Out Scott asecureholioa Thomas
• v01 Picking Blackberries Thomas aG13 Richards
• v02 Exercising with Threat Models J Wolfgang Goerlich
• v03 Seeing Purple Hybrid Security Teams for the Enterprise B31tf4c3
• v04 CryptoRush a Rising from the Ashes King Dragon
• Video Recording Again
• Video rig setup with Sam and Adrian
• Wearable Technology as Art for Countersurveillance, Cinemaveillance, and Sousveillance Ross Bochne
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 1 of 12 Intro to Mutillidae, Burp Suite & Injection Jeremy Druin
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 10 of 12 XSS & BeEF Conrad Reynolds
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 11 of 12 What we have of CSRF Jeremy Druin
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 12 of 12 JSON injection Jeremy Druin
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 2 of 12 SQL Injection Conrad Reynolds
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 3 of 12 Uploading a web shell via SQLi Jeremy Druin
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 4 of 12 Authentication Bypass via SQLi & Cookie Tampering Jeremy Druin
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 5 of 12 Intro to Kentuckiana ISSA Jeremy Druin
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 6 of 12 Remote File Inclusion RFI & Local File Inclusion LFI
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 7 of 12 Webshells Demo Adrian Crenshaw
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 8 of 12 Intro To Speakers
• Web PenTesting Workshop Part 9 of 12 HTML & Javasript Injection XSS Jeremy Druin
• Webinar 1 Security AMA With Jayson Street (Who's Your Hacker Con)
• Webinar 2 Project Peep Show. A preview. – Gillis Jones (Who's Your Hacker Con)
• Webinar 3 Passive recon – Tyrone Wilson
• Webinar 4 Data analytics and metrics for the win – Amélie Koran
• Webinar 5 Covid 19 Infrastructure Jon "Wally" Prather
• what microsoft would like from the password hashing competition marsh ray greg zaverucha
• When Did the Smartphone Pentest Framework Get Awesome by Georgia @georgiaweidman Weidman
• When Domain Names Look Like Spaghetti (or Whatever) Internationalized Domain Names & Investigations
• When Hackers Attack: How Hackers steal your money, information and secrets
• Who are you going to call?
• Wireless Mesh Protocols Alex Kot
• Writing a Thumbdrive for Active Disk Antiforensics Travis @travisgoodspeed Goodspeed
• Wyandotte Caves at O'Bannon Woods State Park
• xmas.wmv
• Your Camera is Worth $300,000 to Microsoft Scott Moulton