Black Hat USA 1999

Black Hat USA 1999 took place July 7, 1999 through July 8, 1999 (24 years, 10 months ago) at The Venetian in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Presentations

Wednesday, July 7, 1999

09:00 - Protecting Americaâs Cyberspace: Version 1.0 of the National Plan
09:40 - Security Ideas from all over & Internet Mapping Project
10:40 - Panel Discussion - Introduction to the White Hat Track, overview of security challenges from the inside
10:40 - Mistakes and blunders: A hacker looks at cryptography
13:30 - Total BS Security: Business-based Systems Security.
13:30 - Viruses in the Information Age
13:30 - Modern NetWare Hacking
14:40 - Taxonomy of Intrusion Detection Systems
14:40 - Secure DNS solutions
14:40 - Burglar alarms and Booby Traps
16:00 - Introduction to Cyber Forensic Analysis
16:00 - Appliance Firewalls: A Detailed Review
17:10 - Building a Forensic Toolkit That Will Protect You From Evil Influences
17:10 - Putting Intrusion Detection into Intrusion Detection Systems
17:10 - Panel Discussion: Competative Intelligence

Thursday, July 8, 1999

09:00 - Thursday Keynote
09:50 - Hope, Hype, Horrors... E-Commerce Explored
09:50 - The Road to Riches
09:50 - Auditing NT - Catching Greg Hoglund
11:00 - Open Source Monitoring:
11:00 - Towards a taxonomy of network security testing techniques.
11:00 - Over the Router, Through the Firewall, to Grandmaâs House We Go.
13:30 - Security issues with implementing and deploying the LDAP directory system.
13:30 - Building a Security Response Process
13:30 - Firewalk
14:40 - Security Issues with configuring and maintaining an IIS 4 server
14:40 - VPN Architectures: Looking at the complete picture.
14:40 - Overlooked Local Attack Techniques
16:00 - Forensic Issues in Hacker Prosecutions
16:00 - 1000 Hackers in a Box: Failings of "Security Scanners"
16:00 - Overview of Certification Systems: x.509, CA, PGP and SKIP.
17:10 - Managing the External Environment
17:10 - How responsive are vendors to security problems when they aren't being pressured by someone threatening to go public?
17:10 - Security Issues Affecting Internet Transit Points and Backbone Providers.