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Kernelcon 2019 took place April 5, 2019 through April 6, 2019 (5 years, 7 months ago) at Embassy Suites Omaha Downtown Old Market in Omaha, Nebraska, USA.

https://2019.kernelcon.org

Presentations

Friday, April 5, 2019

09:00 - Friday Keynote: Moving Ahead and Beyond Common Tool Detections Keynote
10:15 - More Than Tor: Shining a Light on Different Corners of the Dark Web
10:15 - DSLAMing: Testing WAN Services on DSL Modems
11:15 - The Art and Science of Report Writing
11:15 - Dev[Sec]Ops != Dev[Suck]Ops: A Journey Toward a DevOps Security Culture
11:35 - WTF, 2FA!? - Y U No Protect Me?
11:35 - Under the Unfluence: The Dark Side of Influence
13:00 - Chip-level vulnerability assessment using CHIPSEC and LuvOS
13:00 - Self Care in a 24/7 World
14:00 - Security of Industrial Control Systems: How IEC 62443 Can Help
14:00 - Basics of Radio Hacking with RTL-SDR
15:20 - Python Obfucation and Evasion Techniques
15:20 - Cybersecurity Education: Inside and Out
15:40 - Stop talking about it? Mentoring the next generation
15:40 - SOC Transformation - From 3-Tier to Functional SOC
16:00 - Pen Testing VS Red Teaming and how to get more from your pen test reports
16:00 - Bushwacking your way around a bootloader
17:00 - Neurodiversity in the workplace
17:00 - An Overview of hard research problems in Computer Security; Something of a Historical Perspective

Saturday, April 6, 2019

09:00 - Saturday Keynote Keynote
10:15 - Grapl - A Graph Analytics Platform for DFIR
10:15 - Building Security That Thinks - Machine Learning Fundamentals for Cybersecurity Professionals
11:15 - MacOS host monitoring - the open source way
11:15 - HASSH it real good
11:35 - The Power of Physical Access
11:35 - Business Email Compromise (BEC) - The Highly Effective Evolution of Nigerian Fraud Schemes
13:00 - Detasseling Docker and Other Kernel Related Protections
13:00 - IPv6 Security, or... How Not to Deploy IPv6
14:00 - Building Security Playbooks 101
14:00 - Building an Application Security Program from Scratch
15:20 - What's a Ghidra, and why should you care?
15:20 - PCAP Feature Engineering for Machine Learning
15:40 - Capture the Flag != Pentest (and other Hackworthy shenanigans)
16:00 - Building the badge - How you can make small, cheap and custom hardware for function or fashion
16:00 - Note from Underground: Compromised Credentials

Kernelcon 2019

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