Hacking .NET Application: Reverse Engineering 101

Presented at AppSec USA 2012, Oct. 25, 2012, 11 a.m. (45 minutes).

This speech will focus on Reverse Engineering and Evaluations of .NET Framework Desktop Software. I will show the basics of doing Reverse Engineering -How to get source code -What to look for -What are easy vulns to find This speech will then go a step further into the bleeding edge by modifying the protection/security areas of applications, both adding and removing security systems. I will also show building basic Malware payloads and infecting critical software as well as finding Malware and disecting it. This speech should give a security professional the basic understanding of how to do a light Black-Box code analysis. This speech should give a programmer the basics of finding, fighting, and production of MalWare.

Presenters:

• Jon McCoy - Jon' OR DROP ALL TABLES OR 'McCoy - DigitalBodyGuard   as Jon Mccoy
  Jon McCoy is into security with a focus on application security under the .NET Framework. Jon started security in forensics and moved to reverse engineering and incident response. He is the founder of DigitalBodyGuard.com and Wave3D.com along with heading a number of open source projects in the area of security tools and disabled assistance/augmentation systems.

Links:

• https://appsecusa2012.sched.com/event/150mFl4/hacking-net-application-reverse-engineering-101
• https://infocon.org/cons/OWASP/AppSecUSA 2012/Hacking .NET Applications - Reverse Engineering 101.mp4

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