ToorCon San Diego TwentyOne (2019)

ToorCon San Diego TwentyOne took place Nov. 8, 2019 through Nov. 10, 2019 (5 years ago) at The Point in San Diego, California, USA.

https://infocon.org/cons/ToorCon/ToorCon 21 - 2019/

Presentations

Friday, Nov. 8, 2019

10:00 - Mosaic Theory of Information Security
10:30 - Blue Teaming for Human Rights
11:00 - One Person Army - Playbook on how to be the first Security Engineer at a company
11:30 - Don’t run with scissors: how to standardize the way your developers use dangerous aspects of your framework
12:00 - Down the sinkhole with Kubernetes
12:30 - TLSMy.net: Enabling HTTPS for home network devices
14:00 - Real Life Devsecops
14:30 - Static code analysis should work for developers, not for you
15:00 - From private to public, working in local government.
15:30 - Purple Haze: The SpearPhishing Experience
16:00 - Red Day Registration & Reception Begins
16:30 - Hacking Even More USB with USB-Tools
17:00 - Card cloning doesn't have to be hard.
17:30 - API's are not just the 21st century developers mullet, they're also how you are getting PWND
17:40 - AI HACKER! Automatic vulnerability assessment & pen-testing of embedded & other systems
17:50 - Challenges of X.509 certs
18:00 - Navigating the Infosec Job Search
18:10 - Mocking HTTP Services with Burp
18:20 - Ethercombing - Blockchain brute force cryptanalysis
18:30 - You're probably a young professional and you should probably be investing. Here's how.
18:40 - Blue Team Set Us Up The SBOM
18:50 - Kiosk Red Pills
19:00 - Exploratory Penetration
19:15 - HACKER JEOPARDY: The Road to Vegas, Baby!

Saturday, Nov. 9, 2019

09:00 - Registration
09:30 - Opening Remarks
10:00 - Pen testing by asking questions: the Art of Elicitation
10:30 - Cutting Edge Techniques to Pwn the Gibson
11:00 - Mock Interview Resume Review Workshop
11:00 - Gone Calishing: A Red Team Approach to Weaponizing Google Calendar and How to Stop It.
11:30 - May the Cloud be with You: Red Teaming GCP (Google Cloud Platform)
12:00 - Using drivers for kernel operations during a Red Team operation
12:30 - NAT Pinning 2.0: bypassing routers & firewalls via web+NAT abuse
13:00 - Lunch Break
14:00 - EDR Is Coming; Hide Yo Sh!t
14:30 - ZombieLoad: Leaking Data on Intel CPUs
15:00 - Writing PoCs for processor software side-channels
15:30 - PERCH: Adding a peripheral layer to Ghidra
16:00 - chip.fail
16:30 - 100 Seconds of Solitude: Defeating Cisco Trust Anchor With FPGA Bitstream Shenanigans
17:00 - Beach Bonfire Luau & Fireside Closing Remarks
21:00 - Party @ The Hard Rock

Sunday, Nov. 10, 2019

10:00 - Food and Chill
11:00 - Sea World
11:00 - Skydiving
11:00 - San Diego Zoo
14:00 - Jet Skiing
14:00 - Hot Tub Island
14:30 - Micro Brewery Boat
15:00 - Sail Boat Racing
15:00 - Escape Rooms
15:00 - Scavenger Hunt
15:00 - Bike Ride