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VB2019

VB2019 took place Oct. 2, 2019 through Oct. 4, 2019 (4 years, 7 months ago) in London, UK.

https://www.virusbulletin.com/conference/vb2019/
https://infocon.org/cons/Virus Bulletin/VB 2019 London/

Presentations

Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019

10:30 - VB2019 opening address
10:50 - Keynote address: Tales from the NCSC: the daily battle to defend a country in cyberspace
11:30 - From industry report to classroom arrest
11:30 - RetroMal: analysing malware on the earliest computing platforms
11:30 - A vine climbing over the Great Firewall: a long-term attack against China
12:00 - Inside Magecart: the history behind the covert card-skimming assault on the e-commerce industry
12:00 - APT cases exploiting vulnerabilities in region-specific software
14:00 - Domestic Kitten: an Iranian surveillance program
14:00 - Absolutely routed!! Why routers are the new bullseye in cyber attacks
14:30 - DNS on fire
14:30 - Problem child: common patterns in malicious parent-child relationships
15:00 - Thwarting Emotet email conversation thread hijacking with clustering
15:00 - Geost botnet. The discovery story of a new Android banking trojan from an OpSec error
16:00 - Operation Soft Cell - a worldwide campaign against telecommunication providers
16:00 - Never before had Stierlitz been so close to failure
16:00 - Countering tech abuse together
16:30 - Static analysis methods for detection of Microsoft Office exploits
16:30 - Abusing third-party cloud services in targeted attacks
17:00 - Fantastic information and where to find it: a guidebook to open-source OT reconnaissance
17:00 - The push for increased surveillance from fiction and its impact on privacy

Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019

09:00 - Simjacker - the next frontier in mobile espionage
09:00 - Shinigami's revenge: the long tail of Ryuk malware
09:00 - Threat Intelligence Practitioners' Summit - welcome & opening remarks followed by keynote: Fuelling AI with threat intelligence
09:30 - Attor: spy platform with curious GSM fingerprinting
09:30 - Defeating APT10 compiler-level obfuscations
10:00 - Buhtrap metamorphosis: from cybercrime to cyber espionage (partner presentation)
10:00 - Chinese cyber espionage and the Belt & Road Initiative
10:00 - Panel: How can you operationalize threat intelligence?
11:00 - Keynote: Technical developments in sharing - a discussion of STIX 2.0 and MITRE's ATT&CK Framework
11:00 - Catch me if you can: detection of injection exploitation by validating query and API integrity
11:00 - Who is SandCat: an unveiling of a lesser-known threat actor
11:30 - Fireside chat: Being a CISO at a cybersecurity company: a view from the hot seat
11:30 - Spoofing in the reeds with Rietspoof
11:30 - HELO, is that you? New challenges tracking Winnti activity
12:00 - Keynote: Nexus between OT and IT threat intelligence
12:00 - Webcam interception and protection in kernel mode in Windows (partner presentation)
12:00 - Targeted attacks through ISPs
14:00 - The art of the cashout: the evolution of attacks on payment systems
14:00 - Finding drive-by rookies using an automated active observation platform
14:00 - Panel: Bursting the myths about threat intelligence sharing
14:30 - Exploring Emotet, an elaborate everyday enigma
14:30 - Keynote: Building secure sharing systems that treat humans as features not bugs
14:30 - Discretion in APT: recent APT attack on crypto exchange employees
15:00 - Panel: Where is threat intelligence headed?
15:00 - Curious tale of 8.t used by multiple campaigns against South Asia
15:00 - The Bagsu banker case
16:00 - Cyber espionage in the Middle East: unravelling OSX.WindTail
16:00 - A deep dive into iPhone exploit chains
16:00 - The cake is a lie! Uncovering the secret world of malware-like cheats in video games
16:30 - Medical IoT for diabetes and cybercrime
16:30 - Oops! It happened again!

Friday, Oct. 4, 2019

09:30 - I'm not going to die during this conference call: reflections on availability and burnout
09:30 - Play fuzzing machine - hunting iOS and macOS kernel vulnerabilities automatically and smartly
09:30 - 2,000 reactions to a malware attack - accidental study
10:00 - Challenges for young anti-malware products today
10:00 - Attribution is in the object: using RTF object dimensions to track APT phishing weaponizers
11:00 - Politically targeted DNS in 2016 and 2020
11:00 - Rich headers: leveraging the mysterious artifact of the PE format
11:00 - Call the shots! Let's fight crime together
11:30 - A study of Machete cyber espionage operations in Latin America
11:30 - Why companies need to focus on a problem they do not know they have
12:00 - Joining forces: transforming the Industry through diversity and data
12:00 - Asterisk: a targeted VOIPspionage campaign
14:00 - Pulling the PKPLUG: the adversary playbook for the long-standing espionage activity of a Chinese nation state adversary
14:00 - Kimsuky group: tracking the king of the spear-phishing
14:00 - We need to talk - opening a discussion about ethics in infosec
14:30 - King of the hill: nation-state counterintelligence for victim deconfliction
14:30 - Different ways to cook a Crab...
14:30 - Exploring the Chinese DDoS landscape
15:30 - Keynote address: The security products we deserve
16:10 - Conference closing session

Presenters