Black Hat USA 2011

Black Hat USA 2011 took place July 30, 2011 through Aug. 4, 2011 (13 years, 3 months ago) at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

The general admission cost for the conference was $1,695.00^[1].

Presentations

Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011

10:00 - Killing the Myth of Cisco IOS Diversity: Towards Reliable, Large-Scale Exploitation of Cisco IOS
10:00 - Hacking .Net Applications: The Black Arts
10:00 - War Texting: Identifying and Interacting with Devices on the Telephone Network
10:00 - Constant Insecurity: Things you didn't know about (PE) Portable Executable file format
10:00 - Analyzing SPDY: Getting to know the new web protocol
10:00 - Macs in the Age of the APT
10:00 - Reviving Smart Card Analysis
10:30 - Heap Spray Detection with Heap Inspector
11:15 - Hacking Google Chrome OS
11:15 - Weapons of Targeted Attack: Modern Document Exploit Techniques
11:15 - Physical Memory Forensics for Cache
11:15 - Owning the Routing Table - New OSPF Attacks
11:15 - Vulnerabilities of Wireless Water Meter Networks
11:15 - Attacking Clientside JIT Compilers
11:15 - IEEE Software Taggant System
11:40 - The Troika of E-Discovery: Ethics, ESI, and Expertise in a Web 2.0 World
12:05 - Overcoming iOS Data Protection to Re-enable iPhone Forensic
13:45 - Exploiting Siemens Simatic S7 PLCs
13:45 - From Redmond with Love!
13:45 - The Rustock Botnet Takedown
13:45 - Beyond files undeleting: OWADE
13:45 - Server-Side JavaScript Injection: Attacking NoSQL and Node.js
13:45 - Windows Hooks of Death: Kernel Attacks Through User-Mode Callbacks
13:45 - Black Ops of TCP/IP 2011
14:25 - SSH as the next back door. Are you giving hackers root access?
15:15 - Femtocells: A poisonous needle in the operator's hay stack
15:15 - Covert Post-Exploitation Forensics With Metasploit
15:15 - The Ultimate Study of Real-Life SSL Issues
15:15 - Spy-Sense: Spyware Tool for Executing Stealthy Exploits Against Sensor Networks
15:15 - Reverse Engineering Browser Components: Dissecting and Hacking Silverlight, HTML 5 and Flex
15:15 - Apple iOS Security Evaluation: Vulnerability Analysis and Data Encryption
15:15 - Tamper Evident Seals: Design and Security
15:40 - Function Rerouting from Kernel Land "Hades"
16:05 - OAuth - Securing the Insecure
16:45 - Familiarity Breeds Contempt: The Honeymoon Effect and the Role of Legacy Code in Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
16:45 - Pulp Google Hacking - The Next Generation Search Engine Hacking Arsenal
16:45 - Aerial Cyber Apocalypse: If we can do it... they can too.
16:45 - Post Memory Corruption Memory Analysis
16:45 - Bit-squatting: DNS Hijacking without exploitation
16:45 - Playing In The Reader X Sandbox
16:45 - ARM exploitation ROPmap
17:10 - Affiliate Programs: Legitimate Business or Fuelling Cybercrime?
17:35 - PPI-Geolocation: The Next Generation of 802.11 Visualization and Geo-Location
18:15 - Binary Instrumentation workshop for security experts
18:15 - Advanced Wi-Fi Security Penetration Testing
18:15 - Easy and quick vulnerability hunting in Windows
18:15 - The Art of Exploiting Lesser Known Injection Flaws

Thursday, Aug. 4, 2011

10:00 - USB: Undermining Security Barriers
10:00 - Microsoft Vista: NDA-less The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
10:00 - Zero Day Malware Cleaning with the Sysinternals Tools
10:00 - Breaking Encryption in the cloud: Cheap, GPU assisted supercomputing for everyone
10:00 - Don't Drop the SOAP: Real World Web Service Testing for Web Hackers
10:00 - Hacking Androids for Profit
10:00 - Trillions of Lines of Code and Counting - Securing Applications At Scale
10:00 - Virtualization Under Attack: Breaking out of KVM
10:00 - Legal Aspects of Cybersecurity - (AKA) CYBERLAW: A Year in Review, Cases, issues, your questions my (alleged) answers
11:15 - The Law of Mobile Privacy and Security
11:15 - Staring into the Abyss: The Dark Side of Secuirity and Professional Intelligence
11:15 - Exploiting the iOS Kernel
11:15 - Battery Firmware Hacking
11:15 - Sour Pickles
11:15 - Corporate Espionage for Dummies: The Hidden Threat of Embedded Web Servers
11:15 - Sophail: A Critical Analysis of Sophos Antivirus
13:45 - Crypto for Pentesters
13:45 - Inside Apple's MDM Black Box
13:45 - Security When Nano-seconds Count
13:45 - Investigating Live CDs using Volatility and Physical Memory Analysis
13:45 - Pentesting the Smart Grid
13:45 - Owning Your Phone at Every Layer - A Mobile Security Panel
13:45 - Exploiting USB Devices with Arduino
13:45 - InfoSec 2021 - A Career Odyssey
13:45 - SSL And The Future Of Authenticity
15:15 - Faces Of Facebook - Or, How The Largest Real ID Database In The World Came To Be
15:15 - Vulnerability Extrapolation or 'Give me more Bugs like that, please?'
15:15 - Smartfuzzing The Web: Carpe Vestra Foramina
15:15 - Don't Hate the Player, Hate the Game: Inside the Android Security Patch Lifecycle
15:15 - A Crushing Blow At the Heart of SAP J2EE Engine
15:15 - Hacking Medical Devices for Fun and Insulin: Breaking the Human SCADA System
16:45 - Lives On The Line: Defending Crisis Maps in Libya, Sudan, and Pakistan
16:45 - Sticking to the Facts: Scientific Study of Static Analysis Tools
16:45 - Chip & PIN is definitely broken
16:45 - Automated Detection of HPP Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
16:45 - Mobile Malware Madness, and How To Cap the Mad Hatters by
16:45 - Hacking and Forensicating an Oracle Database Server

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Presenters

^ This price is meant to give a general idea of the cost of attending the conference. Many conferences have varying prices based on number of days of attendance, early registration, tiers of support, or additional costs for workshops or trainings. The price here is meant to represent the most common cost for the majority of attendees. See the conference's homepage, if applicable, for details.