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HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2020 // Reversing Golang Binaries with Ghidra by Dorka Palotay and Albert Zsigovits
Dorka Palotay · Albert Zsigovits
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2020 // Revisiting a Wireless Alarm System by Matthias Deeg
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2020 // The 5G Battle by Róbert Moody and Bence Horváth
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2021 // GhostEmperor: From ProxyLogon to Kernel Mode, Story of a Modern Day Rootkit
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2021 // Malware Hunting - Using Python as Attack Weapon
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2022 // Applying ATT&CK to Analyze Ransomware Campaigns by Marc Rivero López
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2022 // Automating Binary Analysis with Ghidra's P-Code by Gergely Révay
Gergely Révay
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2022 // DDoS Testing Your Infrastructure, including IPv6 SYN floods by Henrik Kramselund
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2022 // No Parking, No Problem! by Ignacio Navarro
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2022 // Security in IoT - the Investigation of Bluetooth Low Energy by János Kepics
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2023 // Carved in Stone: Malware [ab]use of the Bitcoin Blockchain
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2023 // It Was Harder to Sniff Bluetooth Through My Mask During the Pandemic…
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2023 // Reality or Myth: Unhackable Application (Using Zero Trust)
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2023 // Roundtable Discussion about NIS2 Directive (in Hungarian)
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Aleksandr Kolchanov - Attacks on GSM Alarms, Smart Homes, Ind. Control Sys. & Smartwatches for Kids
Aleksandr Kolchanov
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Csaba Fitzl - How to convince a malware to avoid us?
Csaba Fitzl
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Csongor Tamás - Examples of Locality Sensitive Hashing & their Usage for Malware Classification
Csongor Tamás
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Daniel Bohannon - Invoke-Obfuscation: PowerShell obFUsk8tion
Daniel Bohannon
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Domonkos Tomcsanyi - GSM - have we overslept the last wake-up call?
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Domonkos Tomcsanyi - Yet Another Way To Cause DoS for GSM Devices
Domonkos Tomcsanyi
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Dr. Boldizsár Bencsáth - What happened to targeted malware attacks last year?
Dr. Boldizsár Bencsáth
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Ethical hacking in Hungary: Roundtable discussion (in Hungarian)
in Hungarian
HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
Ferenc Leitold, Ph.D Botond Horváth - Protection against the C&C traffic of malware
Ferenc Leitold · Ph.D Botond Horváth