My schedule for BlackHat and Defcon Las Vegas
Yesterday, I spent some of the hours that I was stuck in a metal tube above the Atlantic Ocean to pull together my schedule for BlackHat and Defcon coming Wednesday to Sunday. The schedule I pulled together combined with my plans to do (semi) life blogging from the conference for Cupfighter.net is actually quite mad so I fully expect to have to skip some of the activities listed below.
Wednesday 29 July 2009 (BlackHat)
- Introduction to BlackHat 2009 by Jeff Moss
- Keynote by Douglas C. Merrill
- Router Eploitation by Felix “FX” Linder
- Rapid Enterprise Triaging by Aaron LeMasters & Michael Murphy
- More tricks for defeating SSL by Moxie Marlinspike
- Economics and the Underground Economy by Gormac Herley or
- The Language of Trust: Exploiting Trust Relationships in Active Content by Mark Dowd, Ryan Smith and David Dewey (preview)
- Internet Special Ops by Andrew Fried, Paul Vixie and Christopher Lee
- Gala reception with the talk “Me to We” by Johnny Long and the Pwnie Awards
Thursday 30 July 2009 (BlackHat)
- Keynote by Robert Lentz
- Cloud Computing Models and Vulnerabilities – Raining on the Trendy New Parade by Alex Stamos, Andrew Becherer & Nathen Willcox
- SADE: Injecting agents into VM Guest OS by Matt Conover
- Clobbering the Cloud! by Haroon Meer, Nick Arvanitis and Marco Slaviero
- Breaking the Security Myths of Extended Validation SSL Certificates by Alexander Sotirov and Mike Zusman
- Cloudburst – Hacking 3D and Breaking out of VMWare by Kostya Krichinsky
- Reconceptualizing Security by Bruce Schneier
- Toxic BBQ together with Chris John Riley
Friday 31 July 2009 (Defcon)
- Beckstrom’s Law – A Model for Valuing Networks and Security by Rod Beckstrom
- Asymettric Defense: How to Fight Off the NSA Red Team with Five People or Less by Efstratios L. Gavas
- Q&A with Bruce Schneier
- More tricks for Defeating SSL by Moxie Marlinspike
- Cloud Security in Map Reduce by Jason Schlesinger
- Socially 0wnded in the Cloud by Digividual
- Defcon Security Jam 2: The Fails Keep on Coming by David Mortman et al
- Stealing Profits from Stock Market Spammers or: How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Spam by Grant Jordan
- Malware Freakshowby Nicolas J. Percoco and Jibran Ilyas
- Criminal Charges are not Pursued: Hacking PKI by Mike Zusman
- Something about Network Security by Dan Kaminsky
- 10,000 cent Hacker Pyramid
- Hacker Karaoke or Hacker Jeopardy
Saturday 1 August 2009 (Defcon)
- Breaking the “Unbraekable” Oracle with Metasploit by Chris Gates and Mario Ceballos
- CSRF: Yeah, It Still Works by Mike “mckt” Bailey and Russ McRee
- RFID MysthBusting by Chris Paget
- Failure by Adam Savage
- The Projects of “Prototype This!” by Joe “Kingpin” Grand, Zoz
- Hijacking Web 2.0 Sites with SSLstrip – Hands-on Training by Sam Bowne
- Metasploit Track
Sunday 2 August 2009 (Defcon)
- Down the Rabbit Hole: Uncovering a Criminal Serverby Iftach Ian Amit
- Invisible Access: Electronic Access Control, Audit Trails and “High Security” by Marc Weber Tobias, Matt Fiddler and Tobias Bluzmanis
- Unmasking You by Jushua “Jabra” Abraham and Robert “RSnake” Hansen
- Cracking the Poor and the Richt: Discovering the Relationship Between Pysical and Network Security by Damian Finol
- AAPL – Automated Analog Telphone Logging by Da Beave
- Slight of Mind: Magic and Social Engineering by Mike Murray and Tyler Reguly
- USB Attacks: Plug & 0wn by Rafael Dominguez Vega
- Cracking 400,000 Passwords or: How to Explain to Your Roommate why the Power Bill is a Little High by Matt Weir and Sudhir Aggarwall
- Award Ceremonies hosted by Dark Tangent
Hey,
I was supposed to give the Cracking the poor and the rich, however the government in my country (Venezuela) canceled my passport because I’m a dissenter.
Would you like me to send you my presentation?
I did not previously hear about the background of the cancellation of your talk. I would be interested to receive your presentation and will contact you out-of-band for details.