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WritingHack2.png' alt='Program Network Security Hacking Books Collection' title='Program Network Security Hacking Books Collection' />Stepping Up Our Game Refocusing the Security Community on Defense and Making Security Work for Everyone. Since the first Black Hat conference 20 years ago, the. Hacking Network Printers Mostly HP JetDirects, but a little info on the Ricoh Savins By Adrian Irongeek Crenshaw. Hack a printer you say, what kind of toner have. Internet, networking and IT security news and headlines from around the web. DEF CON 2. 5 Wall of Sheep. The Packet Hacking Village will be located in the Neopolitan Ballroom and Milano VIII at Caesars Palace right behind the vendor area. Speaker Workshops Schedule. Friday, July 2. 8th. Saturday, July 2. Sunday, July 3. 0th. Wireless Hacking Tools are those hacking tools which are used to hack into a wireless network which is usually more susceptible to security threats. In this chapter, you learn how to develop a comprehensive network security policy to counter threats against information security. Website dedicated to Wireless LAN Security and Wardriving. Includes lots of whitepapers, presentations, tools, firmware, drivers, equipment, and resources. The Packet Hacking Village will be located in the Neopolitan Ballroom and Milano VIII at Caesars Palace right behind the vendor area. Oracle Technology Network is the ultimate, complete, and authoritative source of technical information and learning about Java. Opening Ceremony How Hackers Changed The Security Industry. Chris Wysopal. Make Your Own 8. Monitoring Hacker Gadget. Vivek Ramachandran, Thomas dOtreppe. CLOSED1. 1 1. 0When the Current Ransomware and Payload of the Day CRAP of the day Hits the Fan Breaking the Bad News. Catherine J. Ullman, Chris Roberts. The Black Art of Wireless Post Exploitation Bypassing Port Based Access Controls Using Indirect Wireless Pivots. Gabriel Ryan. Demystifying the OPM breach, WTF really happened. Ron Taylor. 12 1. Iron Sights for Your Data. Leah Figueroa. Fortune 1. Info. Sec on a State Government Budget. Eric Capuano. Go Beyond Tabletop Scenarios by Building an Incident Response Simulation Platform. Eric Capuano. 13 1. CVE IDs and How to Get Them. Daniel Adinolfi, Anthony Singleton. YALDA Large Scale Data Mining for Threat Intelligence. Program Network Security Hacking Books Collection' title='Program Network Security Hacking Books Collection' />Gita Ziabari. Stories from a 1. SMB Honeypot Mum, Tons of Wanna. Cry and Evils Attacked Our Home Tan Kean Siong. Youre Going to Connect to the Wrong Domain. Sam Erb. Past, Present and Future of High Speed Packet Filtering on Linux. Gilberto Bertin. Closing Ceremony. XSS FTW What Can Really Be Done With Cross Site Scripting. Brute Logic. Visual Network and File Forensics. Ankur Tyagi. 15 1. IP Spoofing. Marek Majkowski Modern Day Covert. TCP with a Twist. Mike Raggo, Chet Hosmer. Layer 8 and Why People are the Most Important Security Tool. Damon Small. Fooling the Hound Deceiving Domain Admin Hunters. Tom Sela. CLOSED1. AWS Persistence and Lateral Movement Techniques. Peter Ewane. Hunting Down the Domain Admin and Rob Your Network. Keith Lee and Michael Gianarakis. CLOSED1. 7 4. 0Strengthen Your Sec. Ops Team by Leveraging Neurodiversity. Megan Roddie. CLOSED1. Threat Intel for All Theres More to Your Data Than Meets the Eye. Cheryl Biswas. Passwords on a Phone. Sam Bowne. CLOSEDDJ Schedule. Speaker Workshops Abstracts and Bios. Install Centos 6 For Asterisk Phone. AWS Persistence and Lateral Movement Techniques. Peter Ewane, Security Researcher at Alien. Vault. The use of Amazon Cloud as a base of operations for businesses is increasing at a rapid rate. Everyone from 2 person start ups to major companies have been migrating to the cloud. Because of this migration, cloud vendors have become the focus of potential exploitation and various role abuse in order to achieve persistence. This presentation will cover several different methods of post infection and account persistence along with a discussion on best practices that can be used to protect from such techniques. Peter Ewane Twitter eaterofpumpkin is a security researcher, sometimes conference speaker and a mostly blue teamer for the Alien Vault Labs Team. When not playing with computers, Peter enjoys trying and making interesting cocktails and collecting whiskey. The Black Art of Wireless Post Exploitation Bypassing Port Based Access Controls Using Indirect Wireless Pivots. Gabriel Ryan, Security Engineer at Gotham Digital Science. Most forms of WPA2 EAP have been broken for nearly a decade. EAP TTLS and EAP PEAP have long been susceptible to evil twin attacks, yet most enterprise organizations still rely on these technologies to secure their wireless infrastructure. The reason for this is that the secure alternative, EAP TLS, is notoriously arduous to implement. To compensate for the weak perimeter security provided by EAP TTLS and EAP PEAP, many organizations use port based NAC appliances to prevent attackers from pivoting further into the network after the wireless has been breached. This solution is thought to provide an acceptable balance between security and accessibility. The problem with this approach is that it assumes that EAP is exclusively a perimeter defense mechanism. In this presentation, we will present a novel type of rogue access point attack that can be used to bypass port based access control mechanisms in wireless networks. In doing so, we will challenge the assumption that reactive approaches to wireless security are an acceptable alternative to strong physical layer protections such as WPA2 EAP using EAP TLS. Gabriel Ryan Twitter s. His career began as a systems programmer at Rutgers University, where he assessed, diagnosed, and resolved system and application issues for a user community of over 7. Gabriel then went on to work as a penetration tester and researcher for the Virginia based defense contractor OGSystems. While at OGSystems, he worked as a lead engineer on the Mosquito project, a geospatial intelligence tool that leverages wireless technology to track potential threats. Gabriel currently works for the international security consulting firm Gotham Digital Science at their New York office, where he performs full scope red team penetration tests for a diverse range of clients. He also contributes heavily to his companys research division, GDS Labs. Some of his most recent work includes a whitepaper on rogue access point detection, along with the popular tool Eaphammer, which is used for breaching WPA2 EAP networks. On the side, he serves as a member of the BSides Las Vegas senior staff, coordinating wireless security for the event. In his spare time, he enjoys live music, exploring the outdoors, and riding motorcycles. CVE IDs and How to Get Them. Daniel Adinolfi, Lead Cybersecurity Engineer at The MITRE Corporation. Anthony Singleton, Cyber Security Engineer at The MITRE Corporation. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures CVE program uniquely identifies and names publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in software and other codebases. Whether you are a vulnerability researcher, a vendor, or a project maintainer, it has never been easier to have CVE IDs assigned to vulnerabilities you are disclosing or coordinating around. This presentation will be an opportunity to find out how to participate as well as a chance to offer your thoughts, questions, or feedback about CVE. Attendees will learn what is considered a vulnerability for CVE, how to assign CVE IDs to vulnerabilities, how to describe those vulnerabilities within CVE ID entries, how to submit those assignments, and where to get more information about CVE assignment. Daniel Adinolfi Twitter pkdan. Lead Cybersecurity Engineer at The MITRE Corporation. He works as part of the CVE Program as the CVE Numbering Authority CNA Coordinator and the Communications Lead. Epson R270 Adjustment Program. Daniel has a background in security operations and incident response and in developing information sharing programs, compliance programs, and security architectures. Daniel also writes poetry, plays games, and drinks a lot of coffee. He works in cybersecurity to pay the bills. Most of those bills are coffee and game related. Anthony Singleton recently completed his MS in Information Security and Policy Management at Carnegie Mellon University. He has worked for CERT CC interning as a Cyber Workforce Developer and Vulnerability Analyst and is currently working at MITRE Corporation as a Cybersecurity Engineer with a focus in both the CVE and CWE efforts. Anthony is an aspiring Hacker working towards acquiring both the OSCP certificate and CEH certificate. He is a major New England Patriots fan and enjoys working on his Jeep Wrangler on his down time. Demystifying the OPM Breach WTF Really Happened. Ron Taylor. In September 2.