DEF CON 18 (2010)

DEF CON 18 took place July 30, 2010 through Aug. 1, 2010 (11 years, 1 month ago) at Riviera Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

The general admission cost for the conference was $140.00^[1].

Presentations:

Thursday, July 29, 2010

13:00 - Hacking The Future: Weaponizing The Next Generation
13:00 - Exploitable Assumptions Workshop
13:00 - Hardware Black Magic: Designing Printed Circuit Boards
13:00 - Go Go Gadget Python! Introduction to Hardware Hacking
14:00 - The Keys To Running A Successful DEF CON Group By DC612

Friday, July 30, 2010

10:00 - Welcome and Making the DEF CON 18 Badge
10:00 - SIE Passive DNS and the ISC DNS Database
10:00 - oCTF: 5 years in 50 minutes
10:00 - How To Get Your FBI File (and Other Information You Want From the Federal Government)
10:00 - Perspectives on Cyber Security and Cyber Warfare
11:00 - Our Instrumented Lives: Sensors, Sensors, Everywhere...
11:00 - Open Public Sensors and Trend Monitoring
11:00 - Cloud Computing, a Weapon of Mass Destruction?
11:00 - Meet the Feds - CSI:TCP/IP
11:30 - FOE‚ The Release of Feed Over Email, a Solution to Feed Controversial News to Censored Countries
12:00 - Google Toolbar: The NARC Within
12:00 - Your ISP and the Government: Best Friends Forever.
12:00 - How Unique Is Your Browser?
12:00 - Build a Lie Detector/Beat a Lie Detector
12:00 - DNS Systemic Vulnerabilities and Risk Management: A Discussion with the Experts
12:30 - Crawling BitTorrent DHTs for Fun and Profit
13:00 - Meet the Feds - Policy, Privacy, Deterrence and Cyber War
13:00 - Who Cares About IPv6?
13:00 - Token Kidnapping's Revenge
13:00 - The Law of Laptop Search and Seizure
13:00 - How Hackers Won the Zombie Apocalypse
13:30 - Operating System Fingerprinting for Virtual Machines
14:00 - Lord of the Bing: Taking Back Search Engine Hacking from Google and Bing
14:00 - Web Application Fingerprinting with Static Files
14:00 - Build your own UAV 2.0 - Wireless Mayhem from the Heavens!
14:00 - Search & Seizure & Golfballs
14:00 - Enough Cyber Talk Already! Help get this Collaboration Engine Running!
14:30 - WRT54-TM, Media Center and Network Sniffer
15:00 - Air Traffic Control Insecurity 2.0
15:00 - Open Letter - Call to Action
15:00 - Exploiting Internet Surveillance Systems
15:00 - Tales from the Crypto
15:00 - Exploiting Digital Cameras
15:30 - FPGA Bitstream Reverse Engineering
16:00 - Like a Boss: Attacking JBoss
16:00 - Exploiting WebSphere Application Server's JSP Engine
16:00 - Hacking Facebook Privacy
16:00 - VirGraff101: An Introduction to Virtual Graffiti
16:00 - Of Bytes and Bullets
16:30 - Letting the Air Out of Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems
17:00 - DCFluX in: Moon-bouncer
17:00 - Mastering the Nmap Scripting Engine
17:00 - Hacking Oracle From Web Apps
17:00 - Evilgrade, "You Still Have Pending Upgrades?"
17:00 - An Observatory for the SSLiverse
17:30 - Training the Next Generation of Hardware Hackers -- Teaching Computer Organization and Assembly Language Hands-on with Embedded Systems
18:00 - Weaponizing Lady GaGa, Psychosonic Attacks
18:00 - Bad Memories
18:00 - Be A Mentor!
18:00 - Meet the EFF
18:00 - Drivesploit: Circumventing Both Automated AND Manual Drive-By-Download Detection
18:30 - Your Boss is a Douchebag... How About You?
19:00 - Black Ops Of Fundamental Defense: Web Edition
19:00 - Hacking and Protecting Oracle Database Vault
19:00 - Getting Root: Remote Viewing, Non-local Consciousness, Big Picture Hacking, and Knowing Who You Are
19:00 - FOCA2: The FOCA Strikes Back
19:00 - Antique Exploitation (aka Terminator 3.11 for Workgroups
19:30 - Pwned By The Owner: What Happens When You Steal A Hacker's Computer
20:00 - Live Fire Exercise: Baltic Cyber Shield 2010
20:00 - Big Brother on the Big Screen: Fact/Fiction?
21:00 - Panel: Internet Wars

Saturday, July 31, 2010

10:00 - Exploiting SCADA Systems
10:00 - Legal Developments in Hardware Hacking
10:00 - Changing Threats To Privacy: From TIA To Google
10:00 - Facial Recognition: Facts, Fiction, and Fsck-ups
10:00 - Extreme-Range RFID Tracking
11:00 - App Attack: Surviving the Mobile Application Explosion
11:00 - Kim Jong-il and Me: How to Build a Cyber Army to Defeat the U.S.
11:00 - Searching for Malware: A Review of Attackers' Use of Search Engines to Lure Victims
11:00 - masSEXploitation
11:00 - Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines Redux
12:00 - Katana: Portable Multi-Boot Security Suite
12:00 - "This Needs to be Fixed" and Other Jokes in Commit Statements
12:00 - Cyber[Crime|War] Charting Dangerous Waters
12:00 - "This is not the droid you're looking for..."
12:00 - Insecurity Engineering of Physical Security Systems: Locks, Lies, and Videotape
13:00 - Trolling Reverse-Engineers with Math: Ness... It hurts...
13:00 - The Power of Chinese Security
13:00 - Bypassing Smart-card Authentication and Blocking Debiting: Vulnerabilities in Atmel Cryptomemory-based Stored-value Systems
13:00 - From "No Way" to 0-day: Weaponizing the Unweaponizable
13:00 - Practical Cellphone Spying
14:00 - HD Voice - The Overdue Revolution
14:00 - pyREtic - In-memory Reverse Engineering for Obfuscated Python Bytecode
14:00 - We Don't Need No Stinkin' Badges: Hacking Electronic Door Access Controllers
14:00 - Wardriving the Smart Grid: Practical Approaches to Attacking Utility Packet Radios
14:00 - Malware Migrating to Gaming Consoles: Embedded Devices, an AntiVirus-free Safe Hideout for Malware
15:00 - My Life As A Spyware Developer
15:00 - Physical Security : You're Doing It Wrong!
15:00 - WPA Too!
15:00 - SCADA and ICS for Security Experts: How to Avoid Cyberdouchery
15:00 - These Aren't the Permissions You're Looking For
16:00 - Deceiving the Heavens to Cross the Sea: Using the the 36 stratagems for Social Engineering
16:00 - Malware Freak Show 2: The Client-Side Boogaloo
16:00 - The Night The Lights Went Out In Vegas: Demystifying Smartmeter Networks
16:00 - Mobile Privacy: Tor on the iPhone and Other Unusual Devices
16:00 - How to Hack Millions of Routers
17:00 - Cyberterrorism and the Security of the National Drinking Water Infrastructure
17:00 - Hacking DOCSIS For Fun and Profit
17:00 - Physical Computing, Virtual Security: Adding the Arduino Microcontroller Development Environment to Your Security Toolbox
17:00 - Resilient Botnet Command and Control with Tor
17:00 - Hacking .NET Applications at Runtime: A Dynamic Attack
18:00 - The Chinese Cyber Army - An Archaeological Study from 2001 to 2010
18:00 - Blitzableiter - the Release
18:00 - Advanced Format String Attacks
18:00 - Ripping Media Off Of the Wire
18:00 - Hacking with Hardware: Introducing the Universal RF USB Keyboard Emulation Device - URFUKED
19:00 - Defcon Security Jam III: Now in 3-D?
19:00 - Programmable HID USB Keystroke Dongle: Using the Teensy as a Pen Testing Device
19:00 - You're Stealing It Wrong! 30 Years of Inter-Pirate Battles
19:00 - An Examination of the Adequacy of the Laws Related to Cyber Warfare
19:00 - Connection String Parameter Attacks
20:00 - Industrial Cyber Security

Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010

10:00 - The Search for Perfect Handcuffs... and the Perfect Handcuff Key
10:00 - Web Services We Just Don't Need
10:00 - Browser Based Defenses
10:00 - Multiplayer Metasploit: Tag-Team Penetration and Information Gathering
10:00 - WiMAX Hacking 2010
11:00 - Hardware Hacking for Software Guys
11:00 - Attack the Key, Own the Lock
11:00 - Constricting the Web: Offensive Python for Web Hackers
11:00 - Balancing the Pwn Trade Deficit
11:00 - IPv6: No Longer Optional
12:00 - Powershell...omfg
12:00 - PCI, Compromising Controls and Compromising Security
12:00 - Exploitation on ARM - Technique and Bypassing Defense Mechanisms
12:00 - Electronic Weaponry or How to Rule the World While Shopping at Radio Shack
12:00 - Repelling the Wily Insider
13:00 - How I Met Your Girlfriend
13:00 - Implementing IPv6 at ARIN
13:00 - ChaosVPN for Playing CTFs
13:00 - Build Your Own Security Operations Center for Little or No Money
13:00 - The Anatomy of Drug Testing
14:00 - Decoding reCAPTCHA
14:00 - A New Approach to Forensic Methodology - !!BUSTED!! Case Studies
14:00 - Breaking Bluetooth By Being Bored
14:00 - The Games We Play
14:00 - Seccubus - Analyzing Vulnerability Assessment Data the Easy Way
15:00 - Toolsmithing an IDA Bridge, Case Study For Building A Reverse Engineering Tool
15:00 - So Many Ways to Slap A Yo-Ho:: Xploiting Yoville and Facebook for Fun and Profit
15:00 - SMART Project: Applying Reliability Metrics to Security Vulnerabilities
15:00 - Kartograph : Finding a Needle in a Haystack or How to Apply Reverse Engineering Techniques to Cheat at Video Games
15:00 - Open Source Framework for Advanced Intrusion Detection Solutions
16:00 - ExploitSpotting: Locating Vulnerabilities Out Of Vendor Patches Automatically
16:00 - Gaming in the Glass Safe - Games DRM & Privacy
16:00 - Social Networking Special Ops: Extending Data Visualization Tools for Faster Pwnage
16:00 - Sniper Forensics - One Shot, One Kill
16:00 - You Spent All That Money And You Still Got Owned...
17:00 - Securing MMOs: A Security Professional's View From the Inside
17:00 - Function Hooking for Mac OSX and Linux
17:00 - SHODAN for Penetration Testers
17:00 - Getting Social with the Smart Grid
17:00 - 0box Analyzer: AfterDark Runtime Forensics for Automated Malware Analysis and Clustering

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^ 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.