ShowMeCon 2017
21 talks · 2017 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.
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- ShowMeCon 101 Royal Testing Purple teaming to build and secure applications better Kevin Johnson 2017
- ShowMeCon 102 Dark Web Economies and you can too Johnny Christmas 2017
- ShowMeCon 103 DIY CTF How to gain momentum on your security awareness program by hosting a CTF Matt 2017
- ShowMeCon 104 Something Died Inside Your Git Repo Recognizing the Smell of Insecure Code Cliff Smith 2017
- ShowMeCon 105 Windows IR made easier and faster Find the head of the snake using AutoRuns Large Regi 2017
- ShowMeCon 106 F@$#IN Trojans! An Interactive Impromptu Talk on Our Most Dangerous Threat Parameter T 2017
- ShowMeCon 107 Kick starting an application security program Tim De Block 2017
- ShowMeCon 108 Panel Title The Good the Bad and the Ugly HIPAA in an InfoSec World Hudson Harris 2017
- ShowMeCon 109 Dear Blue Team This is why I always win Love A Hacker Dave Chronister 2017
- ShowMeCon 111 How I Inadvertently Outsourced My IT Job to a Fancy Bear Tim MalcomVetter 2017
- ShowMeCon 200 Deconstructing Chaos through Behavioral Detection Daniel Stiegman 2017
- ShowMeCon 201 REVERSING A POLYMORPHIC FILE INFECTING RANSOMWARE Raul Alvarez 2017
- ShowMeCon 202 Homebrew powershell Where to begin with Data Sources and baseline data Andrew Metzger 2017
- ShowMeCon 204 Of Flags Frogs 4chan OPSec vs Weaponized Autism Adrian Crenshaw 2017
- ShowMeCon 205 How to Patch Stupid A Modern Approach To Securing Users Joshua Crumbaugh 2017
- ShowMeCon 206 VR Bleeding Edge of Development and Technology Arnar Gunnarsson 2017
- ShowMeCon 301 The Beginners Guide to ICS How to Never Sleep Soundly Again Dan Bougere 2017
- ShowMeCon 302 Where Cypherpunk Meets Organized Crime The Shifting Landscape of Underground Economies 2017
- ShowMeCon 303 Intro to Threat Hunting Aaron Mog 2017
- ShowMeCon 304 When Molehill Vulnerabilities Become Mountainous Exploits Igor Matlin 2017