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2016 ShmooCon Proceedings
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Introduction
Foreword
Schedule
ONE TRACK MIND
1.
Opening Remarks, Rumblings, Ruminations, and Rants
2.
​Breaking Bulbs Briskly by Bogus Broadcasts​
Joseph Hall
Ben Ramsey
3.
Crypto and Quantum and Post Quantum
Jean-Philippe Aumasson
4.
#thingswikfound #omarax: What is it, and why you may care?
Jaime Filson
5.
Static Malware and SMTP Mail Analysis using General Purpose Graphical Processing Units (GPGPU)
Rick Wesson
6.
​Where Do the Phishers Live? Collecting Phishers’ Geographic Locations from Automated Honeypots​
Robbie Gallagher
7.
​Hiding from the Investigator: Understanding OS X and iOS Code Signing to Hide Data​
Joshua Pitts
8.
Keynote
Neil Gershenfeld
BUILD IT!
1.
​LostPass: Pixel-perfect LastPass Phishing​
Sean Cassidy
2.
Hacking The Wireless World — Software Defined Radio Exploits
Balint Seeber
3.
​(P|G)Ohst Exploitation​
Carl Vincent
4.
​The Road to SYSTEM: Recycling Old Vulnerabilities for Unpatched Privilege Escalation and A New Network Attack​
Stephen Breen
5.
0wn the Con
The Shmoo Group
6.
OSX Vulnerability Research and Why We Wrote Our Own Debugger
Tyler Bohan
Brandon Edwards
7.
Penetration Testing Custom TLS Stacks
Alex Moneger
8.
​Compressed Context Based Analytic Results for Use in Computer Vision System for Network Defense​
Rob Weiss
John Eberhardt
9.
Be Free, Little GuardBunny!
Kristin Paget
10.
​Reverse-Engineering Wireless SCADA Systems​
Karl Koscher
BELAY IT!
1.
Users Are People Too: How to Make Your Tools Not Suck for Humans
Gillian Andrews
Sara Sinclair Brody
2.
Software Security by the Numbers
Chris Eng
3.
Using the Algebraic Eraser to Secure Low-Power and Passive IoT Devices
Derek Atkins
4.
Speak Security and Enter: Better Ways to Communicate with Non-Technical Users
Jessy Irwin
5.
​AVLeak: Turning Antivirus Emulators Inside Out​
Alex Bulazel
6.
No Easy Breach: Challenges and Lessons Learned from an Epic Investigation
Matt Dunwoody
Nick Carr
7.
Attack on Titans: A Survey of New Attacks Against Big Data and Machine Learning
Andrew Ruef
Rock Stevens
8.
Containing an Attack with Linux Containers and AppArmor/SELinux
Jay Beale
9.
My Hash is My Passport: Understanding Web and Mobile Authentication
David Schuetz
10.
Building an Encyclopedia of Malware Configs (to punch miscreants)
Jon Bambenek
BRING IT ON!
1.
​Exploiting Memory Corruption Vulnerabilities on the FreeRTOS Operating System​
Joel Sandin
2.
Online, No One Knows You’re Dead
Andrew Kalat
3.
You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet: New Paradigms for Policy, Regulation, and Community Engagement
Greg Conti (moderator)
Mara Tam
Vincenzo Iozzo
Jeff Moss
Randy Wheeler
4.
Political Pwnage: The Hacker’s Guide to Cybersecurity Policy
Nick Leiserson
Jen Ellis
5.
​LTE Security and Protocol Exploits​
Roger Piqueras Jover
6.
This Message Will Self-Destruct in 10 Seconds: Avoiding Bilateral Enucleation
3AlarmLampscooter
7.
Ask the EFF
Kurt Opsahl
Andrew Crocker
Bill Buddington
Eva Galperin
8.
​Making Milware: An Interdisciplinary Tryst​
Trey Herr
Eric Armbrust
9.
Resistance is Futile: SDN Assimilating Our Networks
Sarah Rees
Jonathan Medina
10.
Gatekeeper Exposed
Patrick Wardle
CLOSING
1.
Information Security Programs in Academia
Matt Blaze (moderator)
Greg Conti
Rick Forno
Jeff Foster
The Shmoo Group
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