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Schedule

Please find details for all talks here.

Two Days of Trainings (18./19. November)

Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 Workshop A Workshop B Workshop C
Hacking IoT Hardware: The Frugal Way
Hrishikesh Somchatwar & Arun Mane (Amynasec Labs)
Factory Under Siege: Red and Blue Team Tactics in Operational Technology
Sarah Mader (NVISO)
Black Belt Pentesting / Bug Hunting Millionaire: Mastering Web Attacks with Full-Stack Exploitation
Dawid Czagan (Silesia Security Lab)
Becoming the Godfather of Threat Modeling
Mike van der Bijl (Scyon)
eCrime Intelligence
Aaron Aubrey Ng & Scott Jarkoff (CrowdStrike)
The Mobile Playbook - A Guide to iOS and Android App Security (hybrid - in person or online)
Sven Schleier (Bai7 Consulting)
Social Engineering & Open-source Intelligence for Security Teams
Christina Lekati (Cyber Risk GmbH)
SAP Cyber Security 101 (18.11 One Day Training)
Andreas Wiegenstein (CAIBERP GmbH)
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All Trainings cover two days (from 09:30 to 18:30 every day) and include Lunch and two Coffee Breaks.

Two Days of Conference (20./21. November)

Throughout the conference you will get the opportunity of meeting experts at the Hacker's Lounge to discuss security issues and see demonstrations.

Conference, day 1 - Thu, 20 Nov
Track 2 (Strassburg) Track 1 (Paris) Tech Track / Workshops
08:00 Registration opens
09:00  
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09:10  
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10:00 JWT Puzzles – A Unique Large-Scale Application Attack for Red Teams engagements
Alon Friedman (Self-Security Researcher and Principal Security Architect at Microsoft)
Man-In-The-Service: Truly OpSec Safe Relay Techniques
Tobia Righi (-)
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10:50 Coffee Break
11:10 Déjà Vu with Scattered Spider: Are Your SaaS Doors Still Unlocked?
Andi Ahmeti & Abian Morina (Permiso Security)
Zero to Owned: Mapping the Lifecycle of a Credential Stealer to Corporate Breach
Danish Tariq & Hassan Khan Yusufzai (Laburity)
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12:00 Malware Analysis as an Incident Responder - Ain't Nobody Got Time Fo' Dat
Stephan Berger (InfoGuard AG)
Ransomware vs. Info Stealers: A Comparative Analysis
Steph Shample (S2 Advising)
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12:50 Lunch
14:00 Trusted Software by Design : Lessons Learned
Muhammad Taimoor Khan (University of Greenwich)
Lessons learned from preparedness exercises with 3500 companies
Erlend Andreas Gjære (Secure Practice)
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14:50 Network Fingerprinting with Passive and Active Techniques
Erik Hjelmvik and Jonas Lejon (Erik: Netresec, Jonas: Triop)
The Security Brain – Why it‘s so hard for humans to act secure
Klaudia Zotzmann-Koch & Christina Beran (self employed, otherwise CCC)
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15:40 Coffee Break
16:00 Spotter – Universal Kubernetes Security Engine
Madhu Akula (Madhu Akula)
GitHub Security at Scale: One Opensource Tool to Rule Them All
Sina Yazdanmehr & Hugo Baccino (Aplite GmbH)
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16:50 L.E.E.C.H - Lazy Entity Exploits Cursed Hosts
Nikolaos Tsapakis (Epignosis Learning Technologies)
From IRC to the Boardroom
Alyssa Miller (Epiq Global)
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17:40 Android Malware Detection Through an Integrated System Using Permission-to-Exploitation Associations
Professor Dr. Habil. Razvan Bocu (Transilvania University of Brasov, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Romania)
The Anatomy of DragonRank: Understanding and Defending Against SEO-Driven IIS Compromises
Joey Chen (Cisco Talos)
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20:00 Speaker's Dinner
Conference, day 2 - Fri, 21 Nov
Track 2 (Strassburg) Track 1 (Paris) Tech Track / Workshops
09:00 Smarter, Faster, Stealthier: Enhancing AI Pentest Agents Across the Attack Lifecycle
Oleksii Baranovskyi & Vladyslav Poddubnyi (CrackenAGI)
Breaking Into OT Environments: Exploiting Vulnerabilities to Compromise Critical Infrastructure
Avanish Pathak (Aldar)
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09:50 FuzzDeck: Profiling the Energy Impact of Fuzzing for Constrained Environments
Garrepelly Manideep & Samarth Bhaskar Bhat (REINFOSEC)
Predicting IOCs with Historical Analysis
Josh Pyorre (Cisco, Pyosec)
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10:40 Coffee Break
11:00 Machine Learning Poisoning: How Attackers Can Manipulate AI Models for Malicious Purposes
Shahmeer Amir (Speeqr)
Hacking Satellite, Aerospace, Avionics, Maritime, Drones: Crashing/Exploiting at the speed of SDR
Andrei Costin (University of Jyvaskyla)
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11:50 Quantum Safe Cryptography: The future of cyber(un)security
Lukas Mairhofer (Quantum Technology Laboratories (qtlabs), Teamlead QURIOS Quantum Technologies Academy)
Ignition Under Fire - Exploring Cybersecurity Attack Vectors in Rocket Propulsion
Paul Coggin (nou Systems, Inc)
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12:40 Lunch
14:00 ∞ Day at Scale: Hijacking Registrars, Defeating 2FA and Spoofing 17,000+ Domains Even with DMARC
Alessandro Bertoldi (Bertoldi Cybersecurity / Independent Security Researcher)
Hacking <tba>: A Pet Project
Julian B., Calvin S. (Software Secured)
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14:50 GenAI and Beyond - Whither Offensive Cyber Operations?
Aaron Aubrey Ng (CrowdStrike)
From Firewalls to Fragmentation: Identifying Adversarial Traffic in a Politically Divided Internet
Vladimer Svanadze (Scientific Cyber Security Association / Caucasus University)
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15:40 Coffee Break
16:00 Beyond PsExec - Stealthy Lateral Movement Techniques
Kevin Ott (NVISO ARES)
Fake News, Fake Pics: Securing Image Provenance in a Post-Quantum World
Maksim Iavich (Scientific Cyber Security Association / Caucasus University)
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16:50
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Securing the Death Star: Threat modeling in a galaxy far, far away....
Coen Goedegebure (Scyon)
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17:40 Catching WordPress 0-Days on the Fly
Ananda Dhakal (Patchstack)
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18:20 Closing Ceremony
18:30 - .:.
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