Track 1·57 min
Adrian Wood · Mary Walker
Shows how attackers can hide malware in machine learning models shared on Hugging Face and run it inside ML environments.
machine-learningmalware-analysisattack+3
Track 1 CC12
Mesa, AZ, USA · February 2024 · 13 talks
Track 1 talks from CactusCon 12 2024.
1–12 of 12 talks / 13
Track 1·1 hr 3 min
Michael Moore · Ivan Zhelev · Ryan Murray · Nate Young · Angie Claer · Jerry Keeley · Dana Lewis · Lester Gody · Sean Trackman · Ken Ma
Arizona election officials and their partners describe physical and cyber protections and threat sharing ahead of the 2024 general election.
panelinfrastructurethreat+2
Track 1·58 min
Naomi Brockwell
Argues that pervasive surveillance shifts power and shapes behavior, then offers practical privacy steps for builders and users.
privacysurveillancetrust+2
Track 1·39 min
Ryan Thompson
Walks through AWS and Azure persistence mechanisms in the cloud control plane and how defenders can detect them.
clouddetectionidentity+2
Track 1·57 min
Ben Webb
Explains how cloud shared responsibility changes network security thinking and demonstrates a live cloud account compromise.
cloudidentitynetwork+2
Track 1·43 min
Alissa
Explains how WiFi, Bluetooth and RFID signals can reveal where people are, and which common privacy beliefs hold up.
privacynetworkdevice+1
Track 1·25 min
David Bravo
Shows how misconfigured AWS Cognito user pools and identity pools can be abused to reach AWS resources.
cloudidentityaws+2
Track 1·23 min
Anthony Pipia
Explains how dangling DNS records, including A records, enable subdomain takeovers and how to automate their detection.
vulnerabilitiescloudinfrastructure+3
Track 1·56 min
Marcus Guevara
Points newcomers to free resources covering IR preparation, telemetry, forensic artifacts, free tools and building labs.
incident-responselearningdefensive-security+2
Track 1·27 min
Noah Pitts · Morgan Hunting
Shows how HID iClass multiclass readers can be downgraded to weaker low-frequency cards using a Flipper Zero.
hardwaredevicevulnerabilities+2
Track 1·57 min
Katelyn Bowden (Medus4) · Christien 'DilDog' Rioux
Presents Veilid, an open-source peer-to-peer framework for private messaging and decentralized apps.
privacyopen-sourcenetwork+2
Track 1·27 min
Yael Grauer · David Huerta
Roasts 2023 security articles on phones, surveillance and hyped threats, and what readers should actually worry about.
privacylessons-learnedmobile+2