BSidesLV 2015
89 talks · 2015 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.
Browse with filters →- ATGP00 Underground Wi Fi Hacking for Web Pentesters Greg Foss 2015
- ATGP01 radBIOS Wireless networking with audio Richo Healey 2015
- ATGP02 I Amateur Radio And So Can You Kat Sweet 2015
- ATGP03 Intro for New WCTFers Russell Handorf Rick Farina 2015
- ATGP05 Better Spectrum Monitoring with Software Defined Radio Michael Ossmann 2015
- ATGP06 Wi Door BindRev Shells for your Wi Fi Vivek Ramachandran 2015
- ATGP07 Software Defined Radio Signal Processing with a 5 Microcontroller Jared Boone 2015
- ATGP08 All Your RFz Are Belong to Me Software Defined Radio Exploits Balint Seeber 2015
- BG00 Injection on Steroids Code less Code Injections and 0 Day Techniques Paul Schofield Udi Yavo 2015
- BG01 Getting the data out using social media Dakota Nelson Gabriel Butterick Byron Wasti 2015
- BG02 An introduction of the Kobra a client for the Badger version 20 providing tactical situational 2015
- BG03 NSA Playset Bridging the Airgap without Radios Michael Leibowitz 2015
- BG05 Your Electronic Device Please Understanding the Border Search Exception Electronic Devices Whit 2015
- BG06 WhyMI so Sexy WMI Attacks Real Time Defense and Advanced Forensic Analysis William Ballenthin C 2015
- BG07 TAPIOCA TAPIOCA Automated Processing for IOC Analysis Ryan J Chapman Moses Schwartz 2015
- BG08 Building an Empire with PowerShell Will Schroeder Justin Warner 2015
- BG09 Remote Access the APT Ian Latter 2015
- BG10 Crash The IoT Train Yourself Intentionally Vulnerable WRT IV WRT Paul Asadoorian Nick Curran 2015
- CG00 Barely Legal the Hackeras Guide to Cybersecurity Legislation Jen Ellis 2015
- CG01 Pentesting with Docker Tom Steele 2015
- CG02 Don't hate the Disclosure Hate the Vulnerability How the government is bringing researchers and 2015
- CG03 How Portal Can Change Your Security Forever Katrina Rodzon 2015
- CG04 Angler Lurking in the Domain Shadows Nick Biasini 2015
- CG05 A hackers guide to using the YubiKey how to add inexpensive 2 factor authentication to your nex 2015
- CG06 Haking the Next Generation David Schwartzberg 2015
- CG07 Backdooring MS Office documents with secret master keys Yoshinori Takesako Shigeo Mitsunari 2015
- CG08 Yes you too can perform daring acts of Live Acquisition D0n Quix0te 2015
- CG09 For love of country 15 years of Security Clearance Decisions Kevin Tyers 2015
- CG10 Rethink Repurpose Reuse Rain Hell Michael Zupo 2015
- CG11 Why does InfoSec play bass And other observations about hacker culture Adrian Sanabria 2015
- GT00 Verum How Skynet Started as a Context Graph Gabriel Bassett 2015
- GT01 Adversary Intelligence from Conflict to Consensus Alex Valdevia Rich Barger 2015
- GT01 When steganography stops being cool David Sancho 2015
- GT02 Analogue Network Security Winn Schwartau 2015
- GT03 Crema A LangSec inspired Language Sergey Bratus Jacob Torrey 2015
- GT04 Making Breaking Machine Learning Anomaly Detectors in Real Life Clarence Chio 2015
- GT05 Have I seen you before Daniel Reich Maxim Pevzner 2015
- GT06 Who Watches the Watchers Metrics for Security Strategy Michael Roytman 2015
- GT07 Advancing Internet Security Research with Big Data and Graph Databases Andrew Hess 2015
- GT09 No More Fudge Factors and Made up Shit Performance Numbers That Mean Something Russell Thomas 2015
- IATC00 IATC Track Introduction and Overview Josh Corman joshcorman Nicholas J Percoco 2015
- IATC00 Intro and Hack the Future Keren Elazari1 2015
- IATC01 Hack the Future Keren Elazari 2015
- IATC03 State of Medical Device Cyber Safety Beau Woods Scott Erven 2015
- IATC04 Leading in a Do ocracy Chris Nickerson Beau Woods Tod Beardsley Tim Remes 2015
- IATC05 State of Automotive Cyber Safety Josh Corman joshcorman Craig Smith 2015
- PG01 Dropping hell0days Business Interaction for Security Professionals Or Anyone Else Elliot Johnso 2015
- PG02 Practice Safe Cyber The Miseducation of American Students on Internet Safety Vivienne Pustell 2015
- PG03 Check That Certificate Jacob Jernigan Andrew Sorensen 2015
- PG04 The Journey To ICS Larry Vandenaweele 2015
- PG05 Catching Linux Post Exploitation with Auditd Eric Gershman 2015
- PG06 Adding +10 Security to Your Scrum Agile Environment Josh Louden 2015
- PG07 Fight back raising awareness @infosec Petri Koivisto 2015
- PG08 What the heck is this radio stuff anyway Nick Kartsioukas 2015
- PG09 SIEMple technology Bill Davison 2015
- PG10 How I learnt hacking in highschool Lokesh Pidawekar 2015
- PG11 ZOMG Its OSINT Heaven Tazz Tazz 2015
- PG12 Classic Misdirection Social Engineering to Counter Surveillance Peter Clemenko III 2015
- PG13 Phishing Going from Recon to Credentials Adam Compton Eric Gershman 2015
- PG14 Social Media in Incident Response Program JoEtta LeSueur 2015
- PG15 Cats and Mice Ever evolving attackers and other game changerse Eric Kmetz 2015
- PG16 FAA FTC FCC FU How Three F ing Agencies are Shaping Info Sec Elizabeth Wharton 2015
- PG17 +10 Knowledge Sharing What You Learn For the Benefit of the Everyman Ashley Miller 2015
- PG18 Maximizing Bro Detection John B Althouse 2015
- PG19 Embedding Web Apps in MITMProxy Scripts Chris Czub 2015
- PG20 What Lurks in the Shadow Cheryl Biswas 2015
- PG21 Out of Denial A 12 Step Program for Recovering Admins Paul Lee 2015
- PG22 Why We Cant Have Nice Things Original Research on Conflict Resolution Styles in Information Sec 2015
- PG23 Serial Box Primer for dealing with Serial and JTAG for basic hardware hacking Matthew Jakubowsk 2015
- PW00 passwords privacy keystroke dynamics Per Thorsheim 2015
- PW01 Unspeakable passwords pronounceable or Diceware Jeffery Goldberg 2015
- PW02 Pushing on String Adventures in the Dont Care Regions of Password Strength Cormac Herley 2015
- PW03 What would fix passwords Some weekly password audits Pretty graphs to prove it A Haiku Rick Red 2015
- PW04 Breachego Christian Heinrich 2015
- PW05 Tell Me Who You Are and I Will Tell You Your Lock Pattern Marte LAge 2015
- PW06 Scrutinizing WPA2 Password Generating Algorithms in Wireless Routers Eduardo Novella 2015
- PW07 Poppin Digital Locks Devin Egan 2015
- PW08 Privileges in the Real World Securing Password Management Andrey Dulkin 2015
- PW09 Security Questions Considered Harmful Jim Fenton 2015
- PW10 I Forgot My Password Michal A paAek 2015
- PW11 Harvesting Passwords from Source Code Scripts and Code Repositories Philippe Paquet 2015
- PW12 Towards Standardizing Comparisons of Password Guessability Sean Segreti Blase Ur 2015
- PW20 Password Based Encryption Using IO Hardness Greg Zaverucha 2015
- PW21 Auth for Encrypted Services with Server Side APT 2015
- PW22 Blind Hashing 2015
- PW23 PBKDF2 Performance Matters 2015
- PW24 Password Alert by Google 2015
- PW25 No More Graphical Passwords Mark Brunett 2015
- PW26 How Secure Are Multi Word Random Passphrases 2015