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'''To prevent chaos for our workshops, we kindly ask you to register on this page (actual name or nickname)'''
 
  
Most workshops will be given on both days so you have 2 options. <br>Arrive early (5 minutes before start). <br>Even if you don't have a spot, drop by to see if anybody didn't show up.
 
 
'''Lists will be closed at midnight the day before'''.
 
<br>If you didn't get a chance to register in time but the list isn't full yet, come and try your luck.
 
 
== DJ Workshop ==
 
by '''''Joernchen & Mumpi of Phenoelit'''''
 
 
The workshop will run for 2,5 hours. Two sessions catering for 8 attendees will be run. When registering, indicate (1) or (2) !!!
 
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==  Collective Malicious PDF Analysis ==
 
by '''''(Brandon Dixon - x0ner)'''''
 
 
What you need : Users should bring their laptop if they want to participate in the analysis.
 
You should also have the ability to run a VMware Virtual machine. This could mean having Fusion, Player or Workstation installed. 
 
 
There is no maximum audience amount.
 
 
 
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==Script Kiddie Hacking Techniques==
 
by '''Ellen Moar & Colin McLean'''
 
 
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==The Web Application Hacking Toolchain==
 
by '''Jason Haddix - jhaddix'''
 
 
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|Tino Brants
 
|@davehardy20
 
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|Vincent Spriet
 
|Ruben - b33f
 
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|System33
 
|@alcyonsecurity
 
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==White Hat Shellcode: Not for Exploits==
 
by '''Didier Stevens'''
 
 
The goal of this workshop is to plant a seed: that shellcode has a place in your defense toolbox. The goal is not to learn to write shellcode, neither is it to present a complete anthology of white hat shellcode. I want to show a few examples to help you be more creative, so that when you are facing a problem in your IT sec job, you will also consider shellcode as a potential solution.
 
 
Shellcode is almost always used in attack scenarios, but it can also be used to defend. Shellcode is just a tool, and it can be a solution to your problem.
 
 
In this workshop we will work together on 5 cases:
 
 
1. loading/unloading a DLL
 
 
2. enforcing DEP
 
 
3. testing your security setup
 
 
4. patching an application
 
 
5. preventing heapsprays with shellcode
 
 
What you need to bring: your laptop with Windows XP SP3 (32-bit, preferably in a virtual machine).
 
 
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| '''COMPLETE'''<br>No more people, thanks!
 
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==WiFi malware for Fun and Profit==
 
by '''Vivek Ramachandran'''
 
 
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!  !!  '''Monday'''
 
! '''Tuesday'''
 
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| #1
 
| Thibault B
 
| Bkay "@security4all"
 
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| #2
 
|Robin - digininja
 
| Charlie Brown
 
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| #3
 
| Dale Pearson
 
| Dieter Van Den Bosch
 
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| BaconZombie { @BaconZombie }
 
|@steevebarbeau
 
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|Benoit
 
|Dieter (@dietervds)
 
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| Marc - wicky
 
|SenseiZeon
 
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| Jochen - hammer
 
|Tino Brants
 
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| smtx (@5M7X)
 
|Vincent Spriet
 
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|Ruben - b33f
 
|Kurt Beheydt
 
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|@alcyonsecurity
 
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|azerton
 
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| '''COMPLETE'''<br>No more people, thanks!
 
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==Cisco VoIP insecurity workshop==
 
by '''Sandro Gauci and Joffrey Czarny aka Sn0rkY'''
 
 
What you need : Users should bring their laptop and a long ethernet network cable!
 
 
There is a maximum number of Cisco IP phone available.
 
 
 
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!  !!  '''Tuesday'''
 
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| #1
 
| Robin - digininja
 
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| #2
 
|Bryn Bellis
 
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| #3
 
| Gavin Watson
 
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| Hilko Bouwman
 
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| smtx (@5M7X)
 
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| BaconZombie
 
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|@steevebarbeau
 
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|Koen Machilsen
 
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|jps
 
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|J.Boutet
 
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|Tino Brants
 
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==Beer brewing workshop==
 
by '''Machtelt Garrels'''
 
 
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| BaconZombie
 
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| Niall Kearney
 
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|Charlie Brown
 
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|Etienne Stalmans
 
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|@steevebarbeau
 
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|BrunoDiLo
 
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|Frederik Geerts
 
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|Bram Van der Steen
 
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|JorisVH
 
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|Kurt Beheydt
 
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==Lock Picking 101==
 
by '''Walter Belgers (TOOOL)'''
 
 
What you need : You don't need to bring any particular tools. Everything will be lended to participant during the workshop. If you have, you can bring your own lockpicking toolset.
 
 
There is a maximum circular capacity of 20 people.
 
 
{| border='1px'
 
!  !!  '''Monday'''
 
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| #1
 
| Mike - ydoow
 
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| #2
 
|Matt Erasmus
 
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| #3
 
|Benoit
 
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| #4
 
|Niall Kearney
 
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| smtx (@5M7X)
 
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| BaconZombie { @BaconZombie }
 
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| #7
 
|Dieter Van Den Bosch
 
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| #8
 
|Charlie Brown
 
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|Dieter (@dietervds)
 
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|JorisVH
 
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|corelanc0d3r
 
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|jps
 
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|laurensv
 
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|SenseiZeon
 
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|Ruben - b33f
 
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|Bruno DiLo
 
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|Benjamin Carlier
 
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|Frederik Geerts
 
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|Bram Van der Steen
 
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|Tino Brants
 
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==Hacking your conference badge==
 
by '''OpenAMD Crew'''
 
 
{| border='1px'
 
!  !!  '''Monday'''
 
! '''Tuesday'''
 
|-
 
| #1
 
| Mike - ydoow
 
| SenseiZeon
 
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| #2
 
| Matt Erasmus
 
| azerton
 
|-
 
| #3
 
| Bkay "@security4all"
 
| @jfte
 
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| #4
 
| Xavier "@xme"
 
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|Charlie Brown
 
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| Dieter Van Den Bosch
 
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|Etienne Stalmans
 
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|padzer0
 
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|Frederik Geerts
 
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|Tino Brants
 
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|Vincent Spriet
 
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==Agnitio: the security code review Swiss army knife==
 
by '''David Rook aka Securityninja'''
 
 
What you need:  Users needs to bring a laptop configured as per the information in the link below.
 
 
The following things are required for the Agnitio hands on demos:
 
•A 32bit Windows Operating System (XP or 7 preferably – VM will be fine)
 
•.NET framework 3.5 installed
 
•Agnitio v2.0 installed
 
•Download the Pandemobium Android and iOS source code
 
•Download the selected vulnerable open source application
 
 
http://www.securityninja.co.uk/application-security/brucon-agnitio-workshop/
 
 
There is no maximum audience amount.
 
 
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| #1
 
| Ryan Dewhurst
 
|-
 
| #2
 
| Mike - ydoow
 
|-
 
| #3
 
|Dieter (@dietervds)
 
|-
 
| #4
 
|@steevebarbeau
 
|-
 
| #5
 
|padzer0
 
|-
 
| #6
 
|azerton
 
|-
 
| #7
 
|Kurt Beheydt
 
|-
 
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==Podcasters meetup==
 
'''This is a walk-in event'''
 
 
==Infosec Mentors==
 
'''This is a walk-in event'''
 

Latest revision as of 18:48, 26 December 2011