CS3STHLM 2019
24 talks · 2019 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.
Browse with filters →- Alexander Nochvay - The fall of CODESYS 2019
- Andy Greenberg - Sandworm: Lessons From the Cyberwar 2019
- Christopher Corbett & Kevin Gomez Buquerin - Automotive DoIP and forensic analysis for automotive.. 2019
- Daniel Stenberg - curl - the world's most used software component? 2019
- Dieter Sarrazyn - Security Testing for ICS Owners 2.0 2019
- Erik Biverot & Johan Nilsson - The Blue side of Locked Shields 2019
- Erik Hjelmvik - TLS Interception and Decryption 2019
- Janek Pelzer - Introduction to Malcolm 2019
- Jarkko Huttunen - Know what's happening in the exercise 2019
- Jimmy Wylie & Reid Wightman - Broken Rungs: A look at popular ladder logic runtime privileges 2019
- Jonathan Jogenfors - Digital Forensics and ICS: Why and how? 2019
- Markus Mahrla - Fuzz Testing IEC 61850 2019
- Matan Dobrushin & Yoav Flint Rosenfeld - Project RunAway 2019
- Michael Widmann - Cyber strategic decision-making exercises 2019
- Michael Widmann - What is the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE)? 2019
- Mike Dodson - When will my PLC support Mirai? 2019
- Monta Elkins - Nation-State Supply Chain Attacks for Dummies and You Too 2019
- Nicklas Keijser - SCADApocalypse Now 4.0 2019
- Rikard Bodforss - Ultra responsible disclosure 2019
- Sandra Bardón - The Red Team's view from the exercise 2019
- Silver Saks - Technical setup of the Locked Shields Exercise 2019
- Stephen Hilt - How we reverse-engineered multiple industrial radio remote-control systems 2019
- Thomas Svensson - Introduction to Locked Shields exercise 2019
- Ulf Frisk - Memory Forensics and DMA Attacks with MemProcFS and PCILeech 2019