Presented at
ShmooCon IX (2013),
Unknown date/time
(Unknown duration)
Our defensive security talk is primarily targeted towards Android developers. We will share "war stories" of Android vulnerabilities and exploits to show the audience how "not to code". We will then talk about best practices and guidelines that Android developers should follow and defensive techniques that should be integrated into Secure SDLC at various stages of development. Our real-life examples will show how these techniques actually help prevent exploitation. Finally, we plan to release a sample "HackMe" Android app that will contain vulnerabilities that developers and testers alike will have fun taking apart while learning more about Android security.
Presenters:
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Roman Faynberg
Roman joined Intrepidus Group as a Principal Consultant in March 2012. Before coming on board, he was a Manager in Ernst Young's Advanced Security Center, their network security assessment service. Roman has performed hundreds of penetration tests; served as both the technical lead and project manager for a wide variety of application security, mobile, and network vulnerability assessments for many Fortune 100 companies; and served as a technical trainer, teaching secure coding classes to software developers. Roman's current research interests lay in the area of Android security and RFID hacking.
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