VB2016

VB2016 took place Oct. 5, 2016 through Oct. 7, 2016 (8 years, 1 month ago) in Denver, Colorado, USA.

Presentations

Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016

10:30 - Opening address
10:50 - Opening Keynote
11:30 - Wave Your False Flags! Deception Tactics Muddying Attribution in Targeted Attacks
11:30 - Security Challenges in Healthcare
11:30 - Wild Android Collusions
12:00 - Beware! Zombies are Coming
12:00 - APT Reports and OPSEC Evolution, or: These Are Not the APT Reports You Are Looking For
14:00 - Automating Visibility into User Behaviour Vulnerabilities to Malware Attack
14:00 - "$ echo Internet $>_...": Towards Practical Internet-wide Probing and Crawling
14:00 - Android Security
14:30 - Detecting Man in the Middle Attacks With Canary Requests
14:30 - Are They Real? Real-Life Comparative Tests of Anti-Virus Products
15:00 - Breach Detection, Protection and Response Testing: The Next-Gen Approach
15:00 - Professional Phishers and Their Habits
16:00 - One-Click Fileless Infection
16:00 - IEEE Anti-Malware Support Service
16:00 - Diving into Malware's Furtive Plumbing
16:30 - Trusted Code Execution on Untrusted Platform Using Intel SGX
16:30 - Great Crypto Failures
17:00 - Trusted code signing abuse by malware and their exploitation of the CA verification process (sponsor presentation)
17:00 - Attack Psychology - Using Behaviour to Identify Threats (sponsor presentation)

Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016

Friday, Oct. 7, 2016

09:30 - Smart Outlets. Why We Need Responsible Disclosure!
09:30 - Locky Strike: Smoking the Locky Ransomware Code
10:00 - Mobile Applications: a Backdoor into Internet of Things?
10:00 - Real-Time Static Analysis: Detecting Zero-Day Ransomware Campaigns
11:00 - Using Machine Learning to Stop Exploit Kits In-Line in Real-Time
11:00 - The Clean Software Alliance: the Enforcement Perspective
11:00 - All Your Creds Are Belong To Us
11:30 - Diving into Pinkslipbot's Latest Campaign
11:30 - Uncovering The Secrets Of Malvertising
12:00 - The Good, The bad & The Ugly: The Advertiser, the Bot & the Traffic Broker
12:00 - The Elknot DDoS Botnets We Watched
14:00 - Operation Sentry Stopper: A Long-Standing Cyber Espionage
14:00 - Exploit Millions of Pebble Smartwatches for Fun and Profit
14:30 - BlackEnergy - What We Really Know About the Notorious Cyber Attacks
14:30 - Automatic Classifying of Mac OS X Samples
14:30 - GPS Attacks on a 'Shoe String': Methods of Analysis and Countermeasures
15:30 - Closing Keynote
16:10 - Closing address

Presenters