The Conference Agenda is listed below:
| 09.00am | Opening |
| 09.15am | Welcome and Opening Keynote: Defending the Frontier 3.0 | Presenter: Jay Bavisi |
| 10.00am | Morning Refreshment |
| 10.30am | I built what? - Why The Bad Guys Do It Better | Presenter: Sean Bodmer Synopsis: For well over a decade cyber-crime has steadily risen at incredible rates across the world. How is this possible with so many law enforcement and security vendors out there trying to solve the problem? Over the past eleven years viruses and trojans have evolved into a never ending deluge of crimeware campaigns. How is this possible? Well let’s talk about that. In this talk you will see first-hand how easy it is for criminals to setup a cyber-crime campaigns including their infrastructure, infection vectors, and building better tools. The goal of any bad guy is to evade detection, remain persistent, and generate revenue. Well let’s talk about all of that and why these criminals become akin to the “The Six Million Dollar Man’ and are very successful @ getting away with their actions. |
| 11.15am | Advanced Forensics Analysis - Why Reverse Engineer? | Presenter: Wayne Burke Synopsis: Understand the need to reverse engineer of the forensics process. Learn advanced methodologies being employed in the current state of computer forensics. Find out what works and what not. Wayne will be showcasing the latest technologies and methods hackers are employing to cover up their traces, and help you understand why reverse engineering has become an important process in order to unearth hidden tracks. |
| 12.00pm | And you will know us by the trail of our logs Malware research and analysis using logs | Presenter: Zachary Wolff Synopsis: In this talk we will take a proactive approach to malware research and analysis by looking at specific samples and the log trails they leave behind. In certain cases the exploits that malware utilize will generate an identifiable log trail, in others it will be the malware’s unique behavioral logs that clues us in . We will examine some of the more relevant log sources to be looking at and also some ways to proactively capture relevant logs. |
| 12.45pm | Lunch Break |
| 01.45pm | Web Shellz: SQL Injection, and Cross-Site Scripting is Boring – Gimme a command prompt | Presenter: Joe McCray Synopsis: Web shellz are game changers. This presentation will show you how hackers can use vulnerabilities like SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting, and File Handling vulnerabilities to obtain command-line access to your critical servers and clients. |
| 02.30pm | Transparent Botnet Command And Control for Smartphones Over Sms | Presenter: Georgia Weidman Synopsis: As smartphones become increasingly ubiquitous and powerful, they become appealing targets for botnet infections. Many of the top selling smartphone platforms are built on common PC operating systems. This makes the transition from developing PC based malware to smartphone based malware nearly trivial. Smartphone malware and specifically botnets have been seen both in security research and in the wild. The GSM modem can be viewed as a public IP address without filtering or firewall capabilities. The presentation shows an example of a smartphone botnet that is controlled over the GSM function SMS. The presented system works at the base operating system below the application layer, resulting in transparency to the user. Details of the system are discussed with particular interest on cryptography and security concerns. A live demonstration of bots with cryptography will be shown as well as a new code release. |
| 03.15pm | Taking On Advanced Persistent Threats | Presenter: Kevin Cardwell Synopsis: One of the many definitions of Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) is the continuous wave of sophisticated and organized cyber attack to access and steal information from compromised computers. So how do we depend against APT? Attacks used by the APT intruders are not very different from any other intruder. Sometimes, attack is the best form of defense. This session will have Kevin teach the audience how to adopt an offensive mindset to provide a robust and solid defense. He will teach you how to develop a secure baseline and “harden” your enterprise architectures from the most advanced attacks. |
| 04.00pm | Afternoon Refreshment |
| 04.30pm | Panel Discussion |
| 05.15pm | Secrets to Hacking: The Challenges, Risks and Rewards | Presenter: Haja Mohideen |
| 06.00pm | Closing Keynote: 9/11: 10 Years Later (How Crisis Intervention and Planning Affect Secure Infrastructures) | Presenter: Drew Williams |
| 06.30pm | Break (Dinner is not included) |
| 07.30pm | Night Hack Live |
| 10.00pm | End |
Jin Zen and Dr Lee
Speakers at the Panel Discussion
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