CypherCon 7.0·51 min
Mike Armel | CypherCon 7.0
Mike Armel | CypherCon 7.0 investigates Demystifying Cellular Security and Cryptography.
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CypherCon 7.0·51 min
Mike Armel | CypherCon 7.0
Mike Armel | CypherCon 7.0 investigates Demystifying Cellular Security and Cryptography.
Main Stage·38 min
Chris Rock
Chris Rock investigates commercial and military Electronic Counter Measures (ECMs), demonstrating the physical and operational impacts of weapons-grade RF jammers.
Main Stage·24 min
Cooper Quintin
Cooper Quintin details how 4G IMSI catchers operate and introduces open-source software with low-cost hardware to detect rogue base stations in real time.
Main Stage·46 min
Sergey Puzankov
Sergey Puzankov examines the mobile world is moving to 5G.
Main Stage·23 min
Shupeng
Baidu Security Lab researcher Shupeng demonstrates constructing test GSM and LTE base stations to intercept 2G/3G/4G traffic and execute machine-in-the-middle attacks on connected smart devices.
Main Stage·16 min
Weiguang Li
Weiguang Li examines public warning system (PWS) based on mobile communication system is used to alert the public to emergency events such as earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, etc.
Main Stage·31 min
Haoqi Shan · Wanqiao Zhang
Haoqi Shan and Wanqiao Zhang demonstrate protocol manipulation attacks that force modern LTE smartphones to downgrade to insecure 2G and 3G networks.
Main Stage·43 min
Yuwei Zheng · Haoqi Shan
Qihoo 360 researchers Yuwei Zheng and Haoqi Shan demonstrate hacking a VxWorks-based femtocell base station to construct a low-cost cellular traffic capture and monitoring appliance.
Village Presentations·31 min
Freddy Martinez
Freddy Martinez demonstrates low-cost counter-surveillance tools to detect IMSI catchers (Stingrays) and rogue cellular base stations during political protests.
Main Stage·37 min
Gene Bransfield
Gene Bransfield details warKitteh: In my job I have to deliver frequent Information Security briefings to both technical and non-technical professionals.
Main Stage·45 min
Matt Richard
Matt Richard explores beyond vuln scanning at DEF CON 15, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·49 min
Sergey Bratus
Sergey Bratus details sergey Bratus: Entropy-based data organization tricks for log and packet capture browsing.
Main Stage·1 hr 2 min
Vitaly Kamlyuk
Vitaly Kamlyuk details vitaliy Kamlyuk: Fighting Malware on your own.
Main Stage·52 min
Benjamin Kurtz
Benjamin Kurtz explores functional fuzzing with funk at DEF CON 15, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·48 min
Dan Hubbard
Dan Hubbard details dan Hubbard: HoneyJax (AKA Web Security Monitoring and Intelligence 2.
Main Stage·45 min
Zed Shaw
Zed Shaw explores saving the internet with hate at DEF CON 15, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·30 min
Thomas Wilhelm
Thomas Wilhelm explores turn key pen test labs at DEF CON 15, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·41 min
Scott Miller
Scott Miller explores a new bioinformatics-inspired and binary analysis at DEF CON 14, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·45 min
Chris Eagle
Chris Eagle: Ripples in the Gene Pool explores creating genetic: mutations at DEF CON 14, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·51 min
Randal Vaughn · Gadi Evron
Randal Vaughn and Gadi Evron explores dns amplification attacks at DEF CON 14, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·41 min
Foofus
Foofus details foofus: Graphical Representations of Security Relationships: Awesome or Bullshit.
Main Stage·48 min
Mark Stamp
Mark Stamp explores hunting for metamorphic engines at DEF CON 14, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·42 min
Paul Simmonds
Paul Simmonds explores the jericho forum and challenge at DEF CON 14, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.
Main Stage·59 min
weasel
weasel explores the plausible deniability toolkit at DEF CON 14, examining mobile-security and practical defenses.