Black Hat USA 2012

Black Hat USA 2012 took place July 21, 2012 through July 26, 2012 (12 years, 4 months ago) at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

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

Presentations

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

09:00 - Changing the security paradigm....taking back your network and bringing pain to the adversary
10:15 - Smashing the Future for Fun and Profit
10:15 - Advanced ARM Exploitation
10:15 - SexyDefense - Maximizing the Home-Field Advantage
10:15 - A Stitch in Time Saves Nine: A Case of Multiple Operating System Vulnerability
10:15 - File disinfection framework: Striking back at polymorphic viruses
11:45 - Black Ops
11:45 - Scaling Up Baseband Attacks: More (Unexpected) Attack Surface
11:45 - Exploiting the jemalloc Memory Allocator: Owning Firefox's Heap
11:45 - How the Analysis of Electrical Current Consumption of Embedded Systems Could Lead to Code Reversing?
11:45 - Confessions of a WAF Developer: Protocol-Level Evasion of Web Application Firewalls
11:45 - The Defense RESTs: Automation and APIs for Improving Security
11:45 - Google Native Client - Analysis Of A Secure Browser Plugin Sandbox
14:15 - Don't Stand So Close To Me: An Analysis of the NFC Attack Surface
14:15 - The Info Leak Era on Software Exploitation
14:15 - CuteCats.exe and the Arab Spring
14:15 - ModSecurity as Universal Cross-platform Web Protection Tool
14:15 - Looking Into The Eye Of The Meter
14:15 - Control-Alt-Hack(TM): White Hat Hacking for Fun and Profit (A Computer Security Card Game)
14:15 - Torturing OpenSSL
14:35 - The last gasp of the industrial air-gap...
14:35 - HTExploit Bypassing Htaccess Restrictions
14:55 - STIX: The Structured Threat Information eXpression
14:55 - libinjection: A C library for SQLi detection and generation through lexical analysis of real world attacks
15:30 - Windows 8 Heap Internals
15:30 - Are You My Type? - Breaking .NET Sandboxes Through Serialization
15:30 - Probing Mobile Operator Networks
15:30 - Errata Hits Puberty: 13 Years of Chagrin
15:30 - PRNG: Pwning Random Number Generators (in PHP applications)
15:30 - Web Tracking for You
15:30 - Intrusion Detection Along the Kill Chain: Why Your Detection System Sucks and What To Do About It
17:00 - PinPadPwn
17:00 - The Myth of Twelve More Bytes: Security on the Post-Scarcity Internet
17:00 - Adventures in Bouncerland
17:00 - Exploit Mitigation Improvements in Win 8
17:00 - Owning bad guys {and mafia} with javascript botnets
17:00 - Here Be Backdoors: A Journey Into The Secrets Of Industrial Firmware
17:00 - Ghost is in the Air(traffic)

Thursday, July 26, 2012

10:15 - Catching Insider Data Theft with Stochastic Forensics
10:15 - iOS Security
10:15 - Still Passing the Hash 15 Years Later? Using the Keys to the Kingdom to Access All your Data
10:15 - Trust, Security, and Society
10:15 - A Scientific (But Non Academic) Study of How Malware Employs Anti-Debugging, Anti-Disassembly and Anti-Virtualization Technologies
10:15 - HTML5 Top 10 Threats - Stealth Attacks and Silent Exploits
10:15 - The subway line 8 - Exploitation of Windows 8 Metro Style Apps
11:45 - We have you by the Gadgets
11:45 - iOS Kernel Heap Armageddon Revisited
11:45 - AMF Testing Made Easy!
11:45 - The Christopher Columbus Rule and DHS
11:45 - Recent Java Exploitation Trends and Malware
11:45 - Find Me in Your Database: An Examination of Index Security
11:45 - DE MYSTERIIS DOM JOBSIVS: Mac EFI Rootkits
14:15 - Exchanging Demands
14:15 - Hacking with WebSockets
14:15 - Passive Bluetooth Monitoring in Scapy
14:15 - Digging Deep Into The Flash Sandboxes
14:15 - Dex Education: Practicing Safe Dex
14:15 - When security gets in the way: PenTesting mobile apps that use certificate pinning
14:15 - Legal Aspects of Cyberspace Operations
14:35 - SYNful Deceit, Stateful Subterfuge
14:35 - Embedded Device Firmware Vulnerability Hunting Using FRAK
14:55 - Mapping and Evolution of Android Permissions
14:55 - Stamp Out Hash Corruption, Crack All The Things
15:30 - Blended Threats and JavaScript: A Plan for Permanent Network Compromise
15:30 - iOS Application Security Assessment and Automation: Introducing SIRA
15:30 - Targeted Intrusion Remediation: Lessons From The Front Lines
15:30 - Hardware backdooring is practical
15:30 - Clonewise - Automated Package Clone Detection
15:30 - Windows Phone 7 Internals and Exploitability
15:30 - SQL Injection to MIPS Overflows: Rooting SOHO Routers
17:00 - Hacking the Corporate Mind: Using Social Engineering Tactics to Improve Organizational Security Acceptance
17:00 - How many bricks does it take to crack a microcell?
17:00 - Easy Local Windows Kernel Exploitation
17:00 - SSRF vs. Business Critical Applications
17:00 - Hookin' Ain't Easy: BeEF Injection with MITM
17:00 - Flowers for Automated Malware Analysis
17:00 - State of Web Exploit Toolkits

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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.