ToorCon San Diego TwentyOne (2019)

ToorCon San Diego TwentyOne took place Nov. 8, 2019 through Nov. 10, 2019 (4 years, 11 months 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