Presented at
ShellCon 2018,
Sept. 21, 2018, 9 a.m.
(60 minutes).
"White hat", "black hat", "corporate", "criminal", no matter the context, "red" or offensive security practitioners tend to build their own tools in order to be successful. Weather it's to avoid paying high costs for "enterprise" level solutions, prototype new concepts, or simply "glue" solutions together that are otherwise not designed to play well with others, the accomplished attacker is also a tool smith. "What about the blue team!?" This talk aims to address just that by providing practical solutions to defender tasks that include but are not limited to: IPS/IDS, malware detection and defense, forensics, system hardening, and practical and expedient reverse engineering techniques.
Presenters:
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Vyrus
Vyrus may or may not have begun his offensive security training in early childhood through a series of allegedly criminal acts for a hacker collective still active on the internet today. Over the last approximately 2 decades these experiences have expressed themselves through participation within a variety of both independent, as well as corporate; technically legal information security professions. While the specific nature of many of these professions has yet to be disclosed, the professional skills Vyrus has been known to utilize throughout employment include but are not limited to: reverse engineering, penetration testing, "red teaming", security controls analysis, proof of concept malware development, incident response, implant development, exploit development, long term electronic surveillance, traffic analysis, complex systems risk analysis, many forms of wireless security, hardware security assessment, and general IT solution development & support.
Twitter: @vyrus001
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