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BSidesLV 2015 - ATGP08 All Your RFz Are Belong to Me Software Defined Radio Exploits Balint Seeber


ATGP00 Underground Wi Fi Hacking for Web Pentesters Greg Foss
ATGP01 radBIOS Wireless networking with audio Richo Healey
ATGP02 I Amateur Radio And So Can You Kat Sweet
ATGP03 Intro for New WCTFers Russell Handorf Rick Farina
ATGP05 Better Spectrum Monitoring with Software Defined Radio Michael Ossmann
ATGP06 Wi Door BindRev Shells for your Wi Fi Vivek Ramachandran
ATGP07 Software Defined Radio Signal Processing with a 5 Microcontroller Jared Boone
ATGP08 All Your RFz Are Belong to Me Software Defined Radio Exploits Balint Seeber
BG00 Injection on Steroids Code less Code Injections and 0 Day Techniques Paul Schofield Udi Yavo
BG01 Getting the data out using social media Dakota Nelson Gabriel Butterick Byron Wasti
BG02 An introduction of the Kobra a client for the Badger version 20 providing tactical situational
BG03 NSA Playset Bridging the Airgap without Radios Michael Leibowitz
BG05 Your Electronic Device Please Understanding the Border Search Exception Electronic Devices Whit
BG06 WhyMI so Sexy WMI Attacks Real Time Defense and Advanced Forensic Analysis William Ballenthin C
BG07 TAPIOCA TAPIOCA Automated Processing for IOC Analysis Ryan J Chapman Moses Schwartz
BG08 Building an Empire with PowerShell Will Schroeder Justin Warner
BG09 Remote Access the APT Ian Latter
BG10 Crash The IoT Train Yourself Intentionally Vulnerable WRT IV WRT Paul Asadoorian Nick Curran
CG00 Barely Legal the Hackeras Guide to Cybersecurity Legislation Jen Ellis
CG01 Pentesting with Docker Tom Steele
CG02 Don't hate the Disclosure Hate the Vulnerability How the government is bringing researchers and
CG03 How Portal Can Change Your Security Forever Katrina Rodzon
CG04 Angler Lurking in the Domain Shadows Nick Biasini
CG05 A hackers guide to using the YubiKey how to add inexpensive 2 factor authentication to your nex
CG06 Haking the Next Generation David Schwartzberg
CG07 Backdooring MS Office documents with secret master keys Yoshinori Takesako Shigeo Mitsunari
CG08 Yes you too can perform daring acts of Live Acquisition D0n Quix0te
CG10 Rethink Repurpose Reuse Rain Hell Michael Zupo
CG11 Why does InfoSec play bass And other observations about hacker culture Adrian Sanabria
GT00 Verum How Skynet Started as a Context Graph Gabriel Bassett
GT01 Adversary Intelligence from Conflict to Consensus Alex Valdevia Rich Barger
GT01 When steganography stops being cool David Sancho
GT02 Analogue Network Security Winn Schwartau
GT03 Crema A LangSec inspired Language Sergey Bratus Jacob Torrey
GT04 Making Breaking Machine Learning Anomaly Detectors in Real Life Clarence Chio
GT05 Have I seen you before Daniel Reich Maxim Pevzner
GT06 Who Watches the Watchers Metrics for Security Strategy Michael Roytman
GT07 Advancing Internet Security Research with Big Data and Graph Databases Andrew Hess
GT09 No More Fudge Factors and Made up Shit Performance Numbers That Mean Something Russell Thomas
IATC00 IATC Track Introduction and Overview Josh Corman joshcorman Nicholas J Percoco
IATC00 Intro and Hack the Future Keren Elazari1
IATC01 Hack the Future Keren Elazari
IATC03 State of Medical Device Cyber Safety Beau Woods Scott Erven
IATC04 Leading in a Do ocracy Chris Nickerson Beau Woods Tod Beardsley Tim Remes
IATC05 State of Automotive Cyber Safety Josh Corman joshcorman Craig Smith
PG00 Speaking Metrics to Executives Michael St Vincent
PG01 Dropping hell0days Business Interaction for Security Professionals Or Anyone Else Elliot Johnso
PG02 Practice Safe Cyber The Miseducation of American Students on Internet Safety Vivienne Pustell
PG03 Check That Certificate Jacob Jernigan Andrew Sorensen
PG04 The Journey To ICS Larry Vandenaweele
PG05 Catching Linux Post Exploitation with Auditd Eric Gershman
PG06 Adding +10 Security to Your Scrum Agile Environment Josh Louden
PG07 Fight back raising awareness @infosec Petri Koivisto
PG08 What the heck is this radio stuff anyway Nick Kartsioukas
PG09 SIEMple technology Bill Davison
PG10 How I learnt hacking in highschool Lokesh Pidawekar
PG11 ZOMG Its OSINT Heaven Tazz Tazz
PG12 Classic Misdirection Social Engineering to Counter Surveillance Peter Clemenko III
PG13 Phishing Going from Recon to Credentials Adam Compton Eric Gershman
PG14 Social Media in Incident Response Program JoEtta LeSueur
PG15 Cats and Mice Ever evolving attackers and other game changerse Eric Kmetz
PG16 FAA FTC FCC FU How Three F ing Agencies are Shaping Info Sec Elizabeth Wharton
PG17 +10 Knowledge Sharing What You Learn For the Benefit of the Everyman Ashley Miller
PG18 Maximizing Bro Detection John B Althouse
PG19 Embedding Web Apps in MITMProxy Scripts Chris Czub
PG20 What Lurks in the Shadow Cheryl Biswas
PG21 Out of Denial A 12 Step Program for Recovering Admins Paul Lee
PG22 Why We Cant Have Nice Things Original Research on Conflict Resolution Styles in Information Sec
PG23 Serial Box Primer for dealing with Serial and JTAG for basic hardware hacking Matthew Jakubowsk
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PW00 passwords privacy keystroke dynamics Per Thorsheim
PW01 Unspeakable passwords pronounceable or Diceware Jeffery Goldberg
PW02 Pushing on String Adventures in the Dont Care Regions of Password Strength Cormac Herley
PW03 What would fix passwords Some weekly password audits Pretty graphs to prove it A Haiku Rick Red
PW04 Breachego Christian Heinrich
PW05 Tell Me Who You Are and I Will Tell You Your Lock Pattern Marte LAge
PW06 Scrutinizing WPA2 Password Generating Algorithms in Wireless Routers Eduardo Novella
PW07 Poppin Digital Locks Devin Egan
PW08 Privileges in the Real World Securing Password Management Andrey Dulkin
PW09 Security Questions Considered Harmful Jim Fenton
PW10 I Forgot My Password Michal A paAek
PW11 Harvesting Passwords from Source Code Scripts and Code Repositories Philippe Paquet
PW12 Towards Standardizing Comparisons of Password Guessability Sean Segreti Blase Ur
PW20 Password Based Encryption Using IO Hardness Greg Zaverucha
PW21 Auth for Encrypted Services with Server Side APT
PW22 Blind Hashing
PW23 PBKDF2 Performance Matters
PW24 Password Alert by Google
PW25 No More Graphical Passwords Mark Brunett
PW26 How Secure Are Multi Word Random Passphrases
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