Hack In The Box (HITB), es una de esas conferencias que ya todo el mundo conoce y espera ansioso para descubrir que nuevas novedades aparecen en el mundo de la seguridad. Tal vez, la más importante del continente asiático.

La de este año ya ha publicado las presentaciones de todos sus ponentes:

AWAITING SLIDES – CHARL VAN DER WALT
D1T1 – Amitpal Dhillon – Addressing Identity Management
D1T1 – Dino Dai Zovi – Mac OS Xploitation
D1T1 – Ero Carrera – Analysis and Visualization of Common Packers
D1T1 – Hernan Ochoa – Pass-The-Hash Toolkit for Windows
D1T1 – Jim Geovedi – Hacking a Bird in the Sky 2.0.
D1T1 – Julian Ho – Moocherhunter
D1T1 – Peter Silberman – Full Process Reconstitution from Memory
D1T2 – Alexander Tereshkin – Bluepilling the Xen Hypervisor
D1T2 – Alexander Tereshkin – Xen Hypervisor Demos
D1T2 – Eric Lawrence – IE 8 – Engineering a Trustworthy Browser
D1T2 – Jonathan Squire – A Fox in the Hen House
D1T2 – Paul Craig – Hacking Internet Kiosks
D1T2 – Roberto Preatoni – Time for a Free Hardware Foundation
D1T2 – Saumil Shah – Browser Exploits – A New Model for Browser Security.
D1T2 – The Grugq – How the Leopard Hides His Spots
D1T3 – Advanced Lock Picking Lab – NO SLIDES
D1T3 – Mel Mudin and CS Lee – Advanced Network Forensics Lab
D2T1 – Charlie Miller – iPwning the iPhone
D2T1 – Ilfak Guilfanov – Decompilers and Beyond
D2T1 – Kris Kaspersky – Remote Code Execution Through Intel CPU Bugs.
D2T1 – Petko D Petkov – Client Side Security
D2T2 – AR Samhuri – Next Generation Reverse Shell
D2T2 – Adrian Pastor – Cracking into Embedded Devices and Beyond
D2T2 – Mary Yeoh – Security Penetration Testing at RTL Level
D2T2 – Matthew Geiger – How to Build Your Own Password Cracker and Disassembler.
D2T2 – Shreeraj Shah – Top 10 Web 2.0 Attacks
D2T3 – Advanced Wireless Lab
D2T3 – Ching Tim Meng – Detecting and Removing Malware without Antivirus Software
KEYNOTE 1 – Jeremiah Grossman – The Art of Click-Jacking
KEYNOTE 2 – Marcus Ranum – Cyberwar is Bullshit
KEYNOTE 3 + 4 – The Pirate Bay – Dissolving a Billion Dollar Industry as a Hobby.
SPECIAL – HITB Charity Auction Movie

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Esta noticia no la había publicado con anterioridad debido a que aún no los había visto (2 DVD) en su totalidad, por eso me atrevo a decir que ninguna de las charlas tiene desperdicio.

El formato de los vídeos es .mov (puede visualizarse con Quicktime Player o VLC Player).

El contenido temático de las conferencias es el siguiente:

Día 1

1.) Keynote Address 1: Honeypot Project: Latest Research
Lance Spitzner, Founder, Honeynet Project

2.) Keynote Address 2: Online Crime and Crime Online
Mikko Hypponen, Chief Research Officer, F-Secure Corp.

3.) State of Security
Andrew Cushman (Senior Director, Microsoft Security Response and Community, Microsoft Corp)

4.) Injecting RDS-TMC Traffic Information Signals – How to Freak Out Your Sat Nav System
Andrea Barisani (Chief Security Engineer, Inverse Path Ltd) and Daniele Bianco (Hardware Hacker, Inverse Path Ltd)

5.) Hacking SCADA – How to 0wn Critical National Infrastructure
Raoul Chiesa (Board of Directors member @Mediaservice.net, ISECOM Group and TSTF) and Alessio L.R. Pennasilico aka Mayhem (Security Evangelist, Alba S.T. s.r.l.

6.) Exploiting the Intranet With a Webpage – Is JavaScript the New Shellcode?
Martin Johns (University of Hamburg, Faculty of Informatics)

7.) Meta Anti Forensics: The HASH Hacking Harness
The Grugq (Independent Network Security Specialist)

8.) Security: Past, Present and Future
Deviant Olam, Eric Michaud & Q (Members of TOOL USA) and Marc Weber Tobias (Investigative Attorney and Security Specialist)

9.) WabiSabiLabi – The Exploit Marketplace
Roberto Preatoni (Director of Strategy, WabiSabiLabi & Founder, Zone-H Defacement Mirror)

10.) Advanced Web Application and Database Threat Analysis with MatriXay
Frank Yuan Fan (Founder and Chief Technology Officer, DBAPPSecurity)

11.) 360° Anomaly Based Intrusion Detection
Dr. Stefano Zanero (Politecnico di Milano T.U.

12.) Insider Threat Visualization
Raffael Marty (Manager, Strategic Application Solutions @ ArcSight Inc.)

Día 2

1) Keynote Address 3: The Rise and Fall of Information Security in the Western World
Mark ‘Phiber Optik’ Abene, Former Member of LOD/MOD

2) Keynote Address 4: The Evolution of Hacking
Emmanuel Goldstein, Founder, 2600 Magazine

3) Tools and Strategies for Securing a Large Development Project
Window Snyder (Chief Security Something or Other, Mozilla Corporation)

4) Hacking the Bluetooth Stack for Fun, Fame and Profit
Dino Covotsos (Managing Director, Telespace Systems)

5) Protocol Fuzzing
Luiz Eduardo (Senior Systems & Security Engineer, Mu Security)

6) Hacking Biometric Systems
Starbug (Independent Security Researcher)

7) Hacking Hardened and Secured Oracle Servers
Alexander Kornbrust (Founder, Red Database Security GmbH)

Enterprise Hacking: Who Needs Exploit Codes?
Fetri Miftach (Principal Consultant, PT Bellua Asia Pacific) and Jim Geovedi (Security Consultant, PT Bellua Asia Pacific)

9) An End-to-End Analysis of Securing Networked CCTV Systems
Sarb Sembhi (Chief Technology Officer, Securityw0rk5)

10) Slipping Past The Firewall
Billy K. Rios (Senior Researcher, VeriSign) and Nathan McFeters (Senior Security Advisor, Ernst & Young Advanced Security Center)

11) Attack Surface of Modern Applications
Felix ‘fx’ Lindner (Founder, Recurity Labs GmbH)

12) Googling for Malware and Bugs
Dr. Jose Nazario (Senior Security Engineer, Arbor Networks)

13) The Computer Forensics Challenge and Anti-Forensics Techniques
Domingo Montanaro (Information Security Specialist and Computer Forensics Expert) and
Rodrigo Rubira Branco (IBM, Brazil)

14) Hacking Ajax and Web Services – Next Generation Web Attacks on the Rise
Shreeraj Shah (Director, BlueInfy)

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