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| − | + | * '''Registrations start at 8h30!''' | |
| − | '''Registrations start at | + | * Typically workshops run for 2 consecutive speaking slots (ca. 2 hours), but some of them are even longer |
| − | + | * Workshop rooms in the location '''Novotel Ghent (Orval, Chimay, La Trappe)''' are 5 minutes walking from the main venue | |
| − | + | * Workshop seats are limited. '''Reserved seats get in until 5 min before the workshop. After that it is first come, first in.''' | |
| − | + | * Read our important instructions on [[how to use SCHED.org]]! | |
| − | + | * This schedule is subject to change, check back regularly. | |
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| − | + | '''Talks:''' | |
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| − | + | * Building a Successful Internal Adversarial Simulation Team - Chris Nickerson and Chris Gates | |
| − | + | * What Does the Perfect Door or Padlock Look Like? - Deviant Ollam | |
| − | + | * New Adventures in Active Defense, Offensive Countermeasures and Hacking Back - John Strand | |
| − | + | * NO EASY BREACH:Challenges and Lessons Learned from an Epic Investigation - Matthew Dunwoody | |
| − | + | * Decepticon The Rise and Evolution of an Intelligent Evil Twin…!!! - Rushikesh Nandedkar, Amrita Iyer and Krishnakant Patil | |
| − | + | * Hello to the Dark Side: Understanding YOUR Adversaries without All Those Expensive Threat Intel Tools" - L. Grecs | |
| − | + | * Security through design - Making security better by designing for people - Jelle Niemantsverdriet | |
| − | + | * Esoteric Web Application Vulnerabilities - Andres Riancho | |
| − | + | * Invoke-Obfuscation: PowerShell obFUsk8tion Techniques - Daniel Bohannon | |
| − | + | * Virtual Terminals, POS Security and becoming a billionaire overnight - Grigorios Fragkos | |
| − | + | * Hacking KPN: Lessons from the trenches - Jeremy Goldstein and Bouke van Laethem | |
| − | + | * Scraping leaky browsers for fun and passwords - Stefaan Truijen, Adrian Toma | |
| − | + | * Smart Sheriff, Dumb Idea. The wild west of government assisted parenting - Abraham Aranguren, and Fabian Fäßler | |
| − | + | * Anti-Forensics AF - DualCore | |
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| − | + | '''Workshops:''' | |
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| − | + | * The Control Things Workshop - Justin Searle | |
| − | + | * Hacking The Enterprise - Nathan Magniez and Wim Remes | |
| − | + | * Brewcon - Chris Lytle | |
| − | + | * Hunting Malware with osquery at scale - Erik Waher, Jackie Bow, and Nick Anderson | |
| − | + | * Analyzing Malicious Office Documents - Didier Stevens | |
| − | + | * Incident Response Workshop - Maxim Deweerdt and Erik Van Buggenhout | |
| − | + | * Crowdsourced Malware Triage - Sergei Frankoff and Sean Wilson | |
| − | + | * How to securely build your own IoT enabling embedded systems - Jens Devloo, Jean-Georges Valle and Vito Rallo | |
| − | + | * 802.11 Leakage: How passive interception leads to active exploitation - Solomon Sonya | |
| − | + | * Putting a lock around your containers with Docker Security Primitives - Nils De Moor | |
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Latest revision as of 13:33, 18 October 2016
| The completed schedule is available on http://sched.brucon.org/grid-full |
General Information
- Registrations start at 8h30!
- Typically workshops run for 2 consecutive speaking slots (ca. 2 hours), but some of them are even longer
- Workshop rooms in the location Novotel Ghent (Orval, Chimay, La Trappe) are 5 minutes walking from the main venue
- Workshop seats are limited. Reserved seats get in until 5 min before the workshop. After that it is first come, first in.
- Read our important instructions on how to use SCHED.org!
- This schedule is subject to change, check back regularly.
Talks:
* Building a Successful Internal Adversarial Simulation Team - Chris Nickerson and Chris Gates * What Does the Perfect Door or Padlock Look Like? - Deviant Ollam * New Adventures in Active Defense, Offensive Countermeasures and Hacking Back - John Strand * NO EASY BREACH:Challenges and Lessons Learned from an Epic Investigation - Matthew Dunwoody * Decepticon The Rise and Evolution of an Intelligent Evil Twin…!!! - Rushikesh Nandedkar, Amrita Iyer and Krishnakant Patil * Hello to the Dark Side: Understanding YOUR Adversaries without All Those Expensive Threat Intel Tools" - L. Grecs * Security through design - Making security better by designing for people - Jelle Niemantsverdriet * Esoteric Web Application Vulnerabilities - Andres Riancho * Invoke-Obfuscation: PowerShell obFUsk8tion Techniques - Daniel Bohannon * Virtual Terminals, POS Security and becoming a billionaire overnight - Grigorios Fragkos * Hacking KPN: Lessons from the trenches - Jeremy Goldstein and Bouke van Laethem * Scraping leaky browsers for fun and passwords - Stefaan Truijen, Adrian Toma * Smart Sheriff, Dumb Idea. The wild west of government assisted parenting - Abraham Aranguren, and Fabian Fäßler * Anti-Forensics AF - DualCore
Workshops:
* The Control Things Workshop - Justin Searle * Hacking The Enterprise - Nathan Magniez and Wim Remes * Brewcon - Chris Lytle * Hunting Malware with osquery at scale - Erik Waher, Jackie Bow, and Nick Anderson * Analyzing Malicious Office Documents - Didier Stevens * Incident Response Workshop - Maxim Deweerdt and Erik Van Buggenhout * Crowdsourced Malware Triage - Sergei Frankoff and Sean Wilson * How to securely build your own IoT enabling embedded systems - Jens Devloo, Jean-Georges Valle and Vito Rallo * 802.11 Leakage: How passive interception leads to active exploitation - Solomon Sonya * Putting a lock around your containers with Docker Security Primitives - Nils De Moor
Final times for talks are still being finalised.