Talks·10 min
Nicol Dankova
Recounts how a rushed IPS rule deployment flooded a SIEM and reset production settings to defaults.
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Browse DEF CON 34Luxembourg · October 2025 · 52 talks
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Talks·10 min
Nicol Dankova
Recounts how a rushed IPS rule deployment flooded a SIEM and reset production settings to defaults.
Talks·43 min
Trey Darley · Pedro Umbelino
Maps how the 2038 Unix time rollover threatens systems worldwide and why coordinated remediation is so hard.
Talks·29 min
Thomas Patzke
Shows how a chemical company builds a relevance-scored threat landscape from free sources and MITRE ATT&CK.
Talks·28 min
Martin Salfer
Shows how attack graphs over automotive network topology can rank which vehicle assets carry the highest risk.
Talks·28 min
Stephan Berger
Shows how forensic artifacts still expose attackers who try to erase their traces on Windows and Linux.
Talks·34 min
Joseph Beeton
Shows how a visited web page can silently reach developer services bound to localhost and run code on the machine.
Talks·25 min
Antoine Gicquel · Benjamin Sepe
Explains how quantum computers threaten current key exchange and signatures, and what organizations and auditors can do now.
Talks
Covers fuzzing Android's AIDL interfaces to probe the inter-process communication attack surface.
Talks·26 min
David Durvaux · Christophe Vandeplas
Explains how a team collects and analyses iOS sysdiagnose data across thousands of managed devices.
Talks·22 min
Vladimir Kropotov
Maps how geopolitics, remote work and AI are reshaping criminal business models on Russian-speaking underground forums.
Talks·33 min
William Robinet
Shows how crafted certificate fields inject terminal control codes into OpenSSL output, misleading administrators who review them.
Talks·31 min
Ben (@polygonben)
Shows how an infostealer's Telegram exfiltration channel, exposed through operator mistakes, lets an analyst monitor a criminal's chat.
Talks·33 min
Bogdan Trufanda · Mihai Vasilescu
Traces how TeamTNT-style cryptomining campaigns abuse exposed Docker APIs and how runtime detection and prevention can stop them.
Talks·30 min
Julien Bedel
Shows how COM and DCOM are abused for execution, persistence, lateral movement and impersonation on Windows.
Talks·31 min
Laurent Clevy
Shows how emulating a camera's firmware crypto routine can decrypt and verify Canon DIGIC 8 update files.
Talks
Revisits Widevine L3 digital rights management as a hands-on hacking target.
Talks·30 min
Cocomelonc
Shows how malware operators can route command-and-control traffic through legitimate web APIs to blend into trusted traffic.
Talks·29 min
Paul Rascagneres
Shows how threat actors use public blockchains like Ethereum as command-and-control channels and how analysts can hunt them.
Talks·34 min
Edouard D'hoedt · Hayk Gevorgyan
Surveys physical attacks that recover BitLocker keys, from DMA and boot tampering to sniffing the TPM bus, with mitigations.
Talks·28 min
Marina Bochenkova
Argues that smart city security needs a holistic view across IT, OT and IoT, illustrated with incidents from Amsterdam and Luxembourg.
Talks·46 min
Hugo
Shows how attackers abuse CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps and Terraform to run code and steal cloud credentials.
Talks
Focuses on MISP, the open-source threat intelligence sharing platform, as the subject of this talk.
Talks·29 min
Philippe Lagadec
Explains why content-only file identifiers fail on weaponized files and proposes combining extensions with content checks.
Talks·28 min
Melina Phillips
Traces the post-compromise artifacts a breached beauty retailer left on Linux systems and how responders can spot them.