{"id":191,"date":"2007-09-04T08:49:00","date_gmt":"2007-09-04T08:49:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.roysac.com\/blog\/wp-admin\/2007\/09\/all-defcon-15-session-and-panel-videos-batch-1\/"},"modified":"2007-09-04T08:49:00","modified_gmt":"2007-09-04T08:49:00","slug":"all-defcon-15-session-and-panel-videos-batch-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.roysac.com\/blog\/2007\/09\/all-defcon-15-session-and-panel-videos-batch-1\/","title":{"rendered":"All DefCon 15 Session and Panel Videos – Batch 1"},"content":{"rendered":"

<\/a>I know that somebody will be pissed and mad at me right now, but who gives a fuck :). Here is the first batch of videos of 47 sessions and panels<\/b> (of a total of 122), from the world largest hacker conference<\/b>, DefCon 15<\/a>, which was held on August 3 – 5, 2007 at the Rivera Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.<\/p>\n

All videos together is a set of 10 DVD-ROMs!!! full of movie files<\/b>. Bear with me while I am working on getting the rest of the videos up on-line. It’s a pain in the ass and a lot of tedious work.<\/p>\n

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The Session Videos – Batch I<\/div>\n

The videos are sold commercially for several hundred dollars, but who has that amount of money flying around, right? Okay, I paid the money. So you are welcome. <\/p>\n

And anyway, isn’t DefCon not about making exploits and scams public? I make them public, alright? Not the way some might have planned, but that is not my problem. I did not get the “Black Hat” sessions and have now second thoughts about it. They cost much less if you ordered it on-site. Damn, I hope somebody else will put them up on the Internet.<\/p>\n

Okay, the first batch includes the following sessions, which are IMO the most interesting ones. <\/p>\n

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  1. T536 – The Edge of Forever<\/a> – Making Computer History by Jason Scott from TextFiles.com who also did the documentary BBS – The Documentary<\/a>, which is also available on-line at Google Video.<\/li>\n
  2. T539 – Internet Wars 2007<\/a> (Panel Discussion)<\/li>\n
  3. T503 – Anti Spyware Coalition<\/a> (Panel Discussion)<\/li>\n
  4. T504 – Disclosure Panel<\/a> (Panel Discussion)<\/li>\n
  5. T505 – Dirty Secrets of the Security Industry<\/a> by Bruce Potter<\/li>\n
  6. T506 – Self Publishing in the Underground<\/a> by Myles Long, Rob “Flack” O’Hara and Christian “RaD Man” Wirth, founder and leader of the artscene group “ACiD” who did in 2004 a presentation called The Art of Textmode<\/a>, the history of ASCII art, which is also available at my videos section<\/a>.<\/li>\n
  7. T107 – Tactical Exploitation<\/a> by H.D.Moore & Valsmith<\/li>\n
  8. T166 – Biting the Hand that Feeds You<\/a> – Storing and Serving Malicious Content From Well Known Web Servers by Billy Rios & Nathan McFeters<\/li>\n
  9. T109 – Fingerprinting and Cracking Java Obfuscated Code<\/a> by Subere<\/li>\n
  10. T111 – Meet the Feds<\/a> (Panel Discussion)<\/li>\n
  11. T112 – No-Tech Hacking<\/a> by Johnny Long<\/li>\n
  12. T131 – The SOA\/XML Threat Model<\/a> and New XML\/SOA\/Web 2.0 Attacks & Threats by Steve Orrin<\/li>\n
  13. T137 – Creating Unreliable Systems<\/a> – Attacking the Systems that Attack You by Sysmin & Marklar<\/li>\n
  14. T140 – The Emperor Has No Cloak<\/a> – Web Cloaking Exposed by Vivek Ramachandran<\/li>\n
  15. T161 – HoneyJax<\/a> (aka Web Security Monitoring and Intelligence 2.0) by Dan Hubbard<\/li>\n
  16. T162 – Hacking Social Lives: MySpace.com<\/a> by Rick Deacon<\/li>\n
  17. T163 – The Inherent Insecurity of Widgets and Gadgets<\/a> by Aviv Raff & Iftach Ian Amit<\/li>\n
  18. T164 – Greater Than 1<\/a> – Defeating “Strong” Authentication in Web Applications (for Online Banking) by Brendan O’Connor. I blogged about that session and put the slides from the presentation<\/a> up on-line.<\/li>\n
  19. T207 – It’s All About the Timing<\/a> by Haroon Meer & Marco Slaviero<\/li>\n
  20. T201 – Church Of WiFi’s Wireless Extravaganza<\/a> by Church of WiFi’s<\/li>\n
  21. T202 – SQL Injection and Out-of-Band Channeling<\/a> by Patrik Karlsson<\/li>\n
  22. T206 – Virtual World, Real Hacking<\/a> by Greg Hoglund<\/li>\n
  23. T212 – Trojans<\/a> – A Reality Check by Toralv Dirro & Dirk Kollberg<\/li>\n
  24. T232 – Malware Secrets<\/a> by Valsmith & Delchi<\/li>\n
  25. T234 – Click Fraud Detection<\/a> with Practical Memetrics by Broward Horne<\/li>\n
  26. T235 – Fighting Malware on your Own<\/a> by Vitaliy Kamlyuk<\/li>\n
  27. T238 – Webserver Botnets<\/a> by Gadi Evron<\/li>\n
  28. T239 – The Commercial Malware Industry<\/a> by Peter Gutmann<\/li>\n
  29. T240 – CaffeineMonkey<\/a> – Automated Collection, Detection and Analysis of Malicious JavaScript by Daniel Peck & Ben Feinstein<\/li>\n
  30. T301 – Analysing Intrusions & Intruders<\/a> by Sean Bodmer<\/li>\n
  31. T304 – Re-Animating Drives<\/a> and Advanced Data Recovery by Scott Moulton<\/li>\n
  32. T307 – When Tapes Go Missing<\/a> by Robert Stoudt<\/li>\n
  33. T309 – Hacking UFOlogy<\/a> – Thirty Years in the Wilderness of Mirrors by Richard Thieme<\/li>\n
  34. T312 – The Executable Image Exploit<\/a> by Michael Schrenk<\/li>\n
  35. T337 – Hacking your Access Control Reader<\/a> by Zac Franken<\/li>\n
  36. T338 – Security by Politics<\/a> – Why it Will Never Work by Lukas Grunwald<\/li>\n
  37. T361 – Hacking the EULA<\/a> – Reverse Benchmarking Web Application Security Scanners by Tom Stracener & Marce Luck<\/li>\n
  38. T362 – Network Mathematics<\/a> – Why is it a Small World? by Oskar Sandberg<\/li>\n
  39. T363 – Beyond Vulnerability Scanning<\/a> – Extrusion and Exploitability Scanning by Matt Richard<\/li>\n
  40. T401 – Disclosure and Intellectual Property Law<\/a> – Case Studies by Jennifer Granick<\/li>\n
  41. T402 – Computer and Internet Security Law<\/a> – A Year in Review 2006-2007 by Robert Clark<\/li>\n
  42. T404 – Everything you ever wanted to know about Police Procedure<\/a> in 50 minutes by Steve Dunker<\/li>\n
  43. T431 – The Market for Malware<\/a> by Thomas Holt<\/li>\n
  44. T433 – Routing in the Dark<\/a> – Pitch Black by Nathan Evans & Christian Grothoff<\/li>\n
  45. T435 – Social Attacks on Anonymity Networks<\/a> by Nick Mathewson<\/li>\n
  46. T438 – Saving the Internet With Hate<\/a> by Zed Shaw<\/li>\n
  47. T441- Portable Privacy<\/a> by Steve Topletz<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    I was writing about one particular session already twice here at my blog, here<\/a> and the second time here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

    It’s the session with Brendan O’Connor titled “Greater than 1: Defeating “Strong” Authentication in Web Applications”<\/b>. If you did not believe me, watch it with your own eyes and hear it with your own ears.<\/p>\n

    Here is the video of that session.<\/b> There is unfortunately no video recording of the discussion that happened afterwards in a different room, but I think that the session will be enough to open some people’s eyes.<\/p>\n

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    Got it? Gee….<\/p>\n

    Update:<\/b> Get the DefCon 15 Session Videos Batch II<\/a> remaining sessions from track one.<\/p>\n

    Update II:<\/b> Get the DefCon 15 Session Videos Batch III<\/a> remaining sessions from track two and three and …
    DefCon 15 Session Videos Batch IV (final batch)<\/a> remaining sessions from track four and five.<\/p>\n

    Enjoy the videos! Cheers!
    Carsten aka Roy\/SAC<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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