BSides Austin 2017

BSides Austin 2017 took place May 4, 2017 through May 5, 2017 (8 years ago) at an unknown location.

Presentations

Thursday, May 4, 2017

09:00 - Opening remarks
09:30 - KEYNOTE: The Congress, President, and the FCC have all reversed rules limiting ISPs' gathering of data about users: Why does it matter to information security practitioners?
10:30 - Forget enumerating a network, hack the SIEM and win the war
10:30 - Network IDP device testing methodology
10:30 - Detecting malware callouts in realtime network traffic
13:00 - Dealing with anxiety in infosec
13:00 - An IoT pressure cooker: What could go wrong!?
13:00 - Obfuscating the empire: Lessons learned in AV in-memory script scanning
14:00 - Phish on
14:00 - Local security groups in Austin
14:00 - DridexV4: What's under the hood?
15:00 - Put up a CryptoWall and Locky the key: Stopping the explosion of ransomware
15:00 - Architecting for security in the cloud
15:00 - Bro to Python
16:00 - Breadcrumbs to loafs: How tidbits of information lead us to full-scale compromises
16:00 - Detecting web shells in compromised perimeter assets using ML algorithms
16:00 - Hardening WP with Changehat
17:00 - Monitor all the cloud things: Security monitoring for everyone
17:00 - Blackhats break DNS and so can you.
17:00 - Demystifying nation state hackers
18:00 - Fire Marshall talks @ Sherlock's Pub

Friday, May 5, 2017