Black Hat USA 1999

Black Hat USA 1999 took place July 7, 1999 through July 8, 1999 (26 years, 1 month 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 - Viruses in the Information Age
13:30 - Modern NetWare Hacking
13:30 - Total BS Security: Business-based Systems Security.
14:40 - Burglar alarms and Booby Traps
14:40 - Secure DNS solutions
14:40 - Taxonomy of Intrusion Detection Systems
16:00 - Introduction to Cyber Forensic Analysis
16:00 - Appliance Firewalls: A Detailed Review
17:10 - Panel Discussion: Competative Intelligence
17:10 - Building a Forensic Toolkit That Will Protect You From Evil Influences
17:10 - Putting Intrusion Detection into Intrusion Detection Systems

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 - Towards a taxonomy of network security testing techniques.
11:00 - Open Source Monitoring:
11:00 - Over the Router, Through the Firewall, to Grandmaâs House We Go.
13:30 - Building a Security Response Process
13:30 - Security issues with implementing and deploying the LDAP directory system.
13:30 - Firewalk
14:40 - VPN Architectures: Looking at the complete picture.
14:40 - Security Issues with configuring and maintaining an IIS 4 server
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 - 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.
17:10 - Managing the External Environment