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Introduces a framework that derives features for fingerprinting and identifying infrastructure.
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Browse DEF CON 34Luxembourg · October 2026 · 47 talks
Talks from hack.lu 2026.
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Introduces a framework that derives features for fingerprinting and identifying infrastructure.
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Dissects how an iOS exploit kit is put together and how its components work, seen from an analyst's side.
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Examines how Android phones can be analyzed at scale.
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Shows how reverse engineering of CAN bus protocols can be automated to speed up analysis of vehicle networks.
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Olga Bogolyubova
Argues that trauma and attachment research can explain social engineering vulnerability better than cognitive bias models.
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Examines why security is often bolted onto systems after the fact rather than built in from the start.
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Covers scaling binary similarity analysis and clustering of compiled code with the BSimVis tool.
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Traces how command and control infrastructure has evolved from older designs to what comes next.
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Examines how code-level security analysis holds up when the attacker's perspective is taken into account.
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Walks through how weak typing in Livewire leads to a pre-authenticated remote code execution flaw.
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Shows where Linux rootkits can hide in user-space and how to look for them.
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Explains how firmware cartography with Pyrrha 2.0 maps the structure of a firmware image.
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Vincent Herbulot
Shows how tagging and ranking wordlist entries by criticality makes web fuzzing faster and better targeted.
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Explains how ESC17 abuse of AD Certificate Services can be used to attack HTTPS-enabled WSUS clients.
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Explains how automated analysis of dark web text can infer geographic locations from the data.
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Dissects a state-aligned espionage campaign, covering its components and how it was structured.
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Covers how global telemetry data can be turned into local remediation steps.
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GoaTracer is a hybrid platform built for dynamic analysis of programs.
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Looks at why hostile security tools put engineers off and how UX thinking can make them easier to use.
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Examines why mature security operations centers still fail during incident response, focusing on human factors under pressure.
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Examines how stalkerware command-and-control protocols are reversed and recreated with mock servers for analysis.
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Examines IPv6, the Y2K38 timestamp rollover and other technical failures that could cause widespread disruption.
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Explains how kernel primitives can lead to code execution on Windows 11 with VBS, HVCI and kCET enabled.
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Mathew Caplan
Uses music history and production analogies to explain how identity-driven attacks blend into normal activity and evade detection.