Track 3·44 min
Louis
Shows how JWT algorithm confusion lets attackers forge tokens, and how libraries can block it in code.
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Browse DEF CON 34Mesa, AZ, USA · February 2025 · 8 talks
Track 3 talks from CactusCon 13 2025.
1–8 of 8 talks
Track 3·44 min
Louis
Shows how JWT algorithm confusion lets attackers forge tokens, and how libraries can block it in code.
Track 3·47 min
Drew “Hoodoer” Gilbert
Demonstrates turning an XSS foothold into a JavaScript C2 platform that captures credentials and replays user actions.
Track 3·15 min
Alissa Gilbert
Shows how chatbot prompts can speed up wireless pentest tasks, from packet capture review to handshake extraction.
Track 3·45 min
Yelena Williams · Trevor Costanzi
Shows how blind SSRF is found, exploited through out-of-band callbacks, and defended with secure infrastructure defaults.
Track 3·18 min
EvilMog
Shows how a captured NTLMv1 challenge response is cracked with hashcat and turned into domain controller NT hashes.
Track 3·54 min
R.J. Chap
Gives practical tips for presenting well, both over video calls and on a conference stage.
Track 3·54 min
Corey Overstreet
Shows how payloads get past AV and EDR defenses, and what defenders should monitor to catch them.
Track 3·25 min
Harlequinn
Explores how over-reliance on AI can erode analyst skills, introduce bias and misinformation into SOC work, and what teams can do.