WWHF Deadwood 2025
45 talks · 2025 · indexed by Breach Arc Archive. Links open each talk on YouTube.
Browse with filters →- "Everything is a Proxy if You Try Hard Enough"- Old RFCs, New Exploits | Ken Pyle 2025
- # ClickForClickOnce - Generate Configurable Clickonce Payloads | Debjeet Banerjee 2025
- A New Era of Brute Forcing in Active Directory | David Horák 2025
- AI Agents in Action: Protecting Against Synthetic Media and Human Risk Exploits | James McQuiggan 2025
- Analysis without Paralysis: Mastering the Art of Investigation | Terryn Valikodath 2025
- Archaeologist of the Dark Web - Because Manual Dark Web OSINT is So Last Season | Apurv Singh Gautam 2025
- Attacking AI - The New Frontier | Jason Haddix 2025
- Augmenting Your Offensiveness With AI for Fun and Job Security | Marcello Salvati and Dan McInerney 2025
- Behind Enemy Lines: Collaborating with Blackhats | Joshua Smith 2025
- Beyond the Malware: Dissecting Info Stealers' Infection Vectors, Stolen Assets and Countermeasures 2025
- Build your Sh*tty Add-On With KiCad For Your Electronic Badges! | Adrien Lasalle 2025
- Building a Hacking Lab on Azure | Jordan Drysdale and Kent Ickler 2025
- Challenges and War Stories for AI Risk Assessments | Jake Williams 2025
- Cyber on a Shoestring: Building Wagyu Career Skills and Experience on a Ramen Budget | Evan Kirstein 2025
- Death by Dashboards - Moving the Needle on What Actually Matters | Tim Medin 2025
- Dungeons & Dragons: The Security Tool You Didn’t Know You Needed 2025
- Elicitation: Weaponizing Social Engineering for Covert Access Operations | Dorota Kozlowska 2025
- Ethics on the Line Balancing Social Engineering Success with Target Protection | Jennifer Isacoff 2025
- Exploiting AI: A Case Study on Voice Biometric Penetration Testing 2025
- GDIOCSpider - Extracting and Identifying IOCs from the GDriveverse | Noah Dunn 2025
- Ghost Jobs and Ghost Companies: Pulling Back the Curtain Using OSINT | Patrick Wheltle 2025
- Ghosts in the Graph: GoPhlare Meets BloodHound | Phil Miller 2025
- Giving Swords to Our Future AI Overlords | Matt Lee and Eric Stevens 2025
- Golden Age of AI Agents: Think Like a Boss and Work Like a Hacker | Jaclyn (Jax) Scott 2025
- Grimoire: Because Your Cloud Logs Shouldn't Be More Mysterious Than Actual Magic | Andrew Krug 2025
- Hacks Hackers Hate Built In Bins to Bunk Baddies 2025
- Hardware Hacking Curiosity – IoT & Firmware Hacking | Adrien Lasalle 2025
- How To Learn Faster With AI: Sampling Broadly, Delving Efficiently, Absorbing Fully | Jeff McJunkin 2025
- Hunting for Stupid | Mary Ellen Kennel 2025
- I'm In Your Logs Now, Deceiving Your Analysts and Blinding Your EDR | Olaf Hartong 2025
- Legally Compliant: An Incident Handlers Take on Cyber Legal in an Incident | Ben Renz & Bradford Alt 2025
- LinkedIn Landmines The Hidden Risks of Accepting Every Connection | Alexis Julian 2025
- Modern Recon for Red Teams and Pentesters | Jason Haddix 2025
- N-Grams, Quantum, and Malware – A Recipe for Chaos? | Dr. Jenn Ferreras 2025
- Network Threat Hunting With Zeek and Suricata | Mark Overholser 2025
- Practical Cybersecurity Control Auditing: From Preparation to Reporting | Gerald Auger, PhD 2025
- PWN Free or Die Hard: The YOLO Index and Tactical Risk in Red Team | Alethe Denis 2025
- Stochastic Garrotes: A Data Driven Approach to LLM Generated Malware | Ryan Ashley 2025
- Strengthening Cybersecurity Potential: Investing in People Instead of Tools! | Markus Schober 2025
- The Drone Renaissance - The Attack Surface Now Includes the Sky | Luke Canfield 2025
- The Human Vulnerability: Social Engineering in a Hyper Connected World | David Boyd 2025
- Thirteen Steps to Being Unbroken: Infosec for the Underfunded | Tarah Wheeler 2025
- Too Much JSON? Try jq | BB King 2025
- Unintentional Hackers: Students as the Weakest (and Wildest) Link | Jacob Thompson 2025
- Web Application Authorization: Taming the Perfect Storm | Tim Tomes 2025