DEF CON · 2006DC14
10 Ways to Not Get Caught Hacking on Your Mac
Charles Edge
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DEF CON · 2006DC14
802.1x Networking
tommEE pickles
DEF CON · 2006DC14
A Hacker's Guide to RFID Spoofing and Jamming
Melanie Rieback
DEF CON · 2006DC14
A Tale of Two Proxies
SensePost
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Analysing Complex Systems: the BlackBerry Case
FX
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Automatic Exploit Detection in Binaries
Matt Hargett
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Bridging the Gap Between Static and Dynamic Reversing
Luis Miras
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Discovering Mac OS X Weaknesses
Jay Beale
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Exploit Writing Using Injectable Virtual Machines
Wes Brown · Scott Dunlop
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Exploring the Changing Nature of DEFCON over the Past 14 Years
Thomas Holt
DEF CON · 2006DC14
First We Break Your Tag, Then We Break Your Systems
Lukas Grunwald
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Hacking FedEx Kinko's: How Not to Implement Stored-Value Card Systems
Strom Carlson
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Hacking UNIX with FreeBSD Jail(8), Secure Virtual Servers
Isaac Levy
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Hardware Hacking
Joe Grand
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Mac OS X Security Tools
Charles Edge
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Magstripe Madness
Major Malfunction
DEF CON · 2006DC14
MatriXay: When Web App & Database Security Pen-Test/Audit Is a Joy
Yuan Fan
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Oracle Rootkits 2.0
Alexander Kornbrust
DEF CON · 2006DC14
Remote Pair Programming and Test-driven Development Using Open Source
Matt Hargett
DEF CON · 2006DC14
The National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
Greg White