DEF CON 20 (2012)

DEF CON 20 took place July 26, 2012 through July 29, 2012 (13 years, 3 months ago) at Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

The general admission cost for the conference was $200.00^[1].

Presentations

Thursday, July 26, 2012

10:00 - Wireless Security: Breaking Wireless Encryption Keys
11:00 - Intro to Digital Forensics: Tools & Tactics
12:00 - The Cerebral Source Code
13:00 - DEF CON 101
14:00 - Screw the Planet, Hack the Job!
15:00 - HF Skiddies Suck, Don't Be One. Learn Some Basic Python
16:00 - Hacking the Hackers: How Firm is Your Foundation?
17:00 - Introduction to Lockpicking and Bypassing Physical Security

Friday, July 27, 2012

10:00 - The Christopher Columbus Rule and DHS
10:00 - Should the Wall of Sheep Be Illegal? A Debate Over Whether and How Open WiFi Sniffing Should Be Regulated
10:00 - Welcome & Badge Talk
10:00 - Embedded Device Firmware Vulnerability Hunting Using FRAK, the Firmware Reverse Analysis Konsole
10:00 - Making Sense of Static - New Tools for Hacking GPS
10:30 - APK File Infection on an Android System
11:00 - Socialized Data: Using Social Media as a Cyber Mule
11:00 - Can You Track Me Now? Government And Corporate Surveillance Of Mobile Geo-Location Data
11:00 - Passive Bluetooth Monitoring in Scapy
11:00 - MegaUpload: Guilty or Not Guilty?
11:30 - Not-So-Limited Warranty: Target Attacks on Warranties for Fun and Profit
12:00 - Meet the EFF
12:00 - Not So Super Notes, How Well Does US Dollar Note Security Prevent Counterfeiting?
12:00 - Shared Values, Shared Responsibility
12:30 - The Open Cyber Challenge Platform Project
13:00 - Owning One to Rule Them All
13:00 - How to Channel Your Inner Henry Rollins
13:00 - The Art of Cyberwar
13:00 - Don't Stand So Close To Me: An Analysis of the NFC Attack Surface
13:30 - Bad (and Sometimes Good) Tech Policy: It's Not Just a DC Thing
14:00 - Drones!
14:00 - Scylla: Because There's no Patch for Human Stupidity
14:00 - Changing the Security Paradigm: Taking Back Your Network and Bringing Pain to the Adversary
14:00 - Crypto and the Cops: the Law of Key Disclosure and Forced Decryption
14:00 - NFC Hacking: The Easy Way
14:30 - Drinking From the Caffeine Firehose We Know as Shodan
15:00 - An Inside Look Into Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Technical Security Controls: How Private Industry Protects Our Country's Secrets
15:00 - Detecting Reflective Injection
15:00 - Attacking TPM Part 2: A Look at the ST19WP18 TPM Device
15:00 - DEF CON Comedy Jam V, V for Vendetta
15:00 - Network Anti-Reconnaissance: Messing with Nmap Through Smoke and Mirrors
15:30 - How to Hack VMware vCenter Server in 60 Seconds
16:00 - Bypassing Endpoint Security for $20 or Less
16:00 - Post-Exploitation Nirvana: Launching OpenDLP Agents over Meterpreter Sessions
16:00 - Demorpheus: Getting Rid Of Polymorphic Shellcodes In Your Network
16:00 - Life Inside a Skinner Box: Confronting our Future of Automated Law Enforcement
16:30 - New Techniques in SQLi Obfuscation: SQL Never Before Used in SQLi
17:00 - Safes and Containers: Insecurity Design Excellence
17:00 - Anti-Forensics and Anti-Anti-Forensics: Attacks and Mitigating Techniques for Digital-Forensic Investigations
17:00 - DivaShark - Monitor Your Flow
17:00 - The Art of the Con
17:30 - Blind XSS
18:00 - Movie Night With The Dark Tangent: "21" + Q&A With "MIT Mike" Aponte
20:00 - Movie Night with Dark Tangent: "Code 2600"
21:00 - Movie Night with Dark Tangent: "Code 2600" Q&A with Director Jeremy Zerechak

Saturday, July 28, 2012

10:00 - Creating an A1 Security Kernel in the 1980s (Using "Stone Knives and Bear Skins")
10:00 - Beyond the War on General Purpose Computing: What's Inside the Box?
10:00 - Defeating PPTP VPNs and WPA2 Enterprise with MS-CHAPv2
10:00 - Twenty Years Back, Twenty Years Ahead: The Arc of DEF CON Past and Future
10:00 - World War 3.0: Chaos, Control & the Battle for the Net
11:00 - Owning Bad Guys {And Mafia} With Javascript Botnets
11:00 - Stamp Out Hash Corruption! Crack All The Things!
11:00 - Exploit Archaeology: Raiders of the Lost Payphones
11:00 - Hacking Humanity: Human Augmentation and You
11:00 - Bruce Schneier Answers Your Questions
12:00 - Botnets Die Hard - Owned and Operated
12:00 - Into the Droid: Gaining Access to Android User Data
12:00 - Cryptohaze Cloud Cracking
12:00 - Meet the Feds 1 - Law Enforcement
12:00 - DIY Electric Car
13:00 - Meet the Feds 2 - Policy
13:00 - The End of the PSTN As You Know It
13:00 - Hardware Backdooring is Practical
13:00 - More Projects of Prototype This!
13:00 - Hellaphone: Replacing the Java in Android
14:00 - Off-Grid Communications with Android: Meshing the Mobile World
14:00 - Q&A with the Men (and Women) in Black
14:00 - Programming Weird Machines with ELF Metadata
14:00 - Hacking Measured Boot and UEFI
14:00 - <ghz or Bust: DEF CON
15:00 - Bigger Monster, Weaker Chains: The National Security Agency and the Constitution
15:00 - DDoS Black and White "Kungfu" Revealed
15:00 - The Safety Dance - Wardriving the Public Safety Band
15:00 - Uncovering SAP Vulnerabilities: Reversing and Breaking the Diag Protocol
15:00 - Exchanging Demands
16:00 - Spy vs. Spy: Spying on Mobile Device Spyware
16:00 - Black Ops
16:00 - Connected Chaos: Evolving the DCG/Hackspace Communication Landscape
16:00 - Hacker + Airplanes = No Good Can Come Of This
17:00 - The DCWG Debriefing - How the FBI Grabbed a Bot and Saved the Internet
17:00 - The Darknet of Things, Building Sensor Networks That Do Your Bidding
17:00 - Busting the BARR: Tracking "Untrackable" Private Aircraft for Fun & Profit
17:00 - Anonymous and the Online Fight for Justice
19:00 - Movie Night: Reboot
20:00 - Movie Night: Reboot Q&A

Sunday, July 29, 2012

10:00 - SIGINT and Traffic Analysis for the Rest of Us
10:00 - Robots: You're Doing It Wrong 2
10:00 - We Have You by the Gadgets
10:00 - OPFOR 4Ever
11:00 - SCADA HMI and Microsoft Bob: Modern Authentication Flaws With a 90's Flavor
11:00 - Improving Web Vulnerability Scanning
11:00 - No More Hooks: Trustworthy Detection of Code Integrity Attacks
11:00 - KinectasploitV2: Kinect Meets 20 Security Tools
12:00 - Post Metasploitation: Improving Accuracy and Efficiency in Post Exploitation Using the Metasploit Framework
12:00 - Owning the Network: Adventures in Router Rootkits
12:00 - Adventures in Bouncerland
12:00 - Looking into the Eye of the Meter
13:00 - Weaponizing the Windows API with Metasploit's Railgun
13:00 - Tenacious Diggity: Skinny Dippin' in a Sea of Bing
13:00 - Hacking [Redacted] Routers
13:00 - DC Recognize Awards
14:00 - SQL Injection to MIPS Overflows: Rooting SOHO Routers
14:00 - Kevin Poulsen Answers Your Questions
14:00 - Can Twitter Really Help Expose Psychopath Killers' Traits?
14:00 - Fuzzing Online Games
15:00 - Owned in 60 Seconds: From Network Guest to Windows Domain Admin
15:00 - Rapid Blind SQL Injection Exploitation with BBQSQL
15:00 - Sploitego - Maltego's (Local) Partner in Crime
15:00 - Hacking the GoogleTV
16:00 - SQL ReInjector - Automated Exfiltrated Data Identification
16:00 - Subterfuge: The Automated Man-in-the-Middle Attack Framework
16:00 - The Paparazzi Platform: Flexible, Open-Source, UAS Software and Hardware
16:00 - How to Hack All the Transport Networks of a Country

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Presenters

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