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DeepSec 2014 „Do you want to know more?“ took place Nov. 18, 2014 through Nov. 21, 2014 (10 years ago) at The Imperial Riding School Vienna in Vienna, Austria.

https://deepsec.net/archive/2014.deepsec.net/
https://infocon.org/cons/DeepSec/DeepSec 2014/

Presentations

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Safer Six - IPv6 Security in a Nutshell
MLD Considered Harmful - Breaking Another IPv6 Subprotocol
Cyber Security Information Sharing
CERT.at's Daily Business in a Nutshell
IPv6 Attacks and Defenses - A Hands-on Workshop
Understanding x86-64 Assembly for Reverse Engineering and Exploits
Keynote: The Measured CSO
Suricata Training Event
Welcome To DeepSec 2014
On the Effectiveness of Full-ASLR on 64-bit Linux
A Tale of an Unbreakable, Context-specific XSS Sanitizer
Reliable EMET Exploitation
Trusting Your Cloud Provider. Protecting Private Virtual Machines.
The IPv6 Snort Plugin
SAP BusinessObjects Attacks: Espionage and Poisoning of Business Intelligence platforms
Revisiting SSL/TLS Implementations: New Bleichenbacher Side Channels and Attacks
A Myth or Reality - BIOS-based Hypervisor Threat
Why IT Security Is Fucked Up And What We Can Do About It
Mobile SSL Failures
Advanced Powershell Threat: Lethal Client Side Attacks using Powershell
SENTER Sandman: Using Intel TXT to Attack BIOSes
TextSecure and RedPhone-bring them to iOS
Suricata Intrusion Detection
Trap a Spam-Bot for Fun and Profit
Why Antivirus Software fails
Creating a kewl and simple Cheating Platform on Android
Security Operations: Moving to a Narrative-Driven Model
Political Solutions to Technical Challenges
Introduction to and survey of TLS Security
Hacking web applications - case studies of award-winning bugs in Google, Yahoo, Mozilla and more
Powershell for Penetration Testers
Addressing the Skills Gap
An innovative and comprehensive Framework for Social Vulnerability Assessment
Bending and Twisting Networks
Build Yourself a Risk Assessment Tool
Social Authentication: Vulnerabilities, Mitigations, and Redesign
Cloud-based Data Validation patterns… We need a new approach!
Memory Forensics and Security Analytics : Detecting Unknown Malware
Java's SSLSocket: How Bad APIs Compromise Security
Cognitive Bias and Critical Thinking in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
The prime Suspect is the Butler cause he holds all the "Keys"

Presenters

Aaron Zauner / azet
Alexander Hutton
Alexander Riepl
Antonios Atlasis
Armin Simma
Ashar Javed
Attila Marosi
Benjamin Brown
Christian Wojner
Christine Corbett
Colin McLean
Daniel Sauder
Danijel Grah
Dawid Czagan
Dr. Georg Lukas
Enno Rey
Enrico Frumento
Fahad Ehsan
Geoffrey Hill
Hector Marco
Information Security Specialist
Jayson Salazar
Jesús Torres
Johanna Ullrich
Josh Goldfarb
Juan Perez-Etchegoyen
Juraj Somorovsky
Linus Neumann
Marco Lancini
Martin Schütte
Michael Kafka / MiKa
Milan Gabor
Nikhil Mittal
Oscar Serrano
Paul Coggin
René Freingruber
René Pfeiffer (DeepSec Organisation Team)
Sergio de los Santos (Head of Labs 11Paths)
Stefan Schumacher
Tony Trummer
Tushar Dalvi
Victor Julien
Vlado Luknar
Xeno Kovah