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#1

Keynote: A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace

#2

The Tales of a Bug Bounty Hunter

#3

Lunch

#4

Reverse Engineering the Wetware: Understanding Human Behavior to Improve Information Security

#5

Who’s Breaking into Your Garden? iOS and OS X Malware You May or May Not Know

#6

Developing a Rugged DevOps Approach to Cloud Security

#7

Guest to root - How to Hack Your Own Career Path and Stand Out

#8

Exploiting Broken Webapps

#9

Fraud Detection & Real-time Trust Decisions

#10

Everything Is Awful (And You're Not Helping)

#11

Planning Effective Red Team Exercises

#12

IoT on Easy Mode (Reversing Embedded Devices)

#13

Scan, Pwn, Next! – exploiting service accounts in Windows networks

#14

Lunch

#15

Coffee

#16

A year in the wild: fighting malware at the corporate level

#17

Breaking Honeypots for Fun and Profit

#18

In the crosshairs: the trend towards targeted attacks

#19

Sweet Security: Deploying a Defensive Raspberry Pi

#20

Fuzz Smarter, Not Harder (An afl-fuzz Primer)

#21

Elliptic Curve Cryptography for those who are afraid of mathematics

#22

The Art of the Jedi Mind Trick

#23

Why Can't We Have Nice Things? Conflict Resolution in Information Security

#24

Exploit Development Training & Competition

#25

Happy Hour

#26

Digital Intelligence Gathering: Using the Powers of OSINT for Both Blue and Red Teams

#27

Employee Hijacking: Building a hacktober awareness program

#28

Hackers Hiring Hackers - How to hack the job search and hack talent

#29

Securing the Distributed Workforce

#30

The Ransomware Threat: Tracking the Digital Footprints

#31

Sharing is Caring: Understanding and measuring Threat Intelligence Sharing Effectiveness

#32

Using Behavior to Protect Cloud Servers

#33

Mobile App Corporate Espionage

#34

Sucker-punching Malware: A Case Study in Using Bad Malware Design Against Attackers

#35

Venue Open/Registration

#36

Mainframes? On My Internet?

#37

Why it’s all snake oil – and that may be ok

#38

APT Reports and OPSEC Evolution, or: These are not the APT reports you are looking for

#39

Advanced techniques for real-time detection of polymorphic malware

#40

Coffee

#41

Sedating the Watchdog: Abusing Security Products to Bypass Windows Protections

#42

Access Control in 2016 - deep dive

#43

Venue Open/Registration

#44

Ask the EFF

#45

TOOOL

#46

TOOOL