Wild West Hackin' Fest 2018

Wild West Hackin' Fest 2018 took place Oct. 25, 2018 through Oct. 26, 2018 (5 years, 6 months ago) at an unknown location.

https://infocon.org/cons/Wild West Hackin Fest/Wild West Hackin Fest 2018/

Presentations

Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018

16:00 - Open Source Intelligence 101: Introduction to "MINING" Information to Create Customized Attacks
16:00 - Red Teaming in the EDR age
17:00 - See Sharper
17:00 - Intro to ELD Security

Thursday, Oct. 25, 2018

08:00 - Workshop - Offensive WMI Session 1 (Registration Required) Workshop
08:30 - Welcome to WWHF
09:00 - Keynote - The Top Ten Reasons It’s GREAT To Be a Pen Tester… And How You Can Help Fix that PROBLEM
10:00 - Take a Break
10:00 - Workshop - Offensive WMI Session 2 (Registration Required) Workshop
10:00 - AMSI: This is not the NextGen Detection and Prevention you are looking for
11:00 - Hacking Dumberly
11:00 - Extracting Data from Slack: Hackers Will, You Should!
12:30 - Workshop - Kali Linux Dojo (Registration Required) Workshop
13:00 - Integrated Security Testing: Finding security vulnerabilities using your existing test framework
13:00 - Android App Penetration Testing 101
14:00 - Hack for Show, Report for Dough
14:00 - Using PowerUpSQL and goddi for Active Directory Information Gathering
15:00 - Workshop - C# Hackathon (Registration Required) Workshop
15:00 - Aggressive Autonomous Actions - Operating with Automation
15:00 - Abusing misconfigurations for privilege escalation
16:00 - Passive dns -- how to run a collector, how to use the data
16:00 - Automating creating disposible & secure Infrastructure for Red Teams
17:00 - From SAHM to Info Sec Pro
17:00 - Command and Conquer: Red Alert - C2 Tradecraft and Design Concepts
18:00 - A Lock Picking Gun Fight Tournament

Friday, Oct. 26, 2018

09:00 - Campfire Stories - 15 minutes each
09:00 - Applying Automated Offensive Assessments
09:00 - What to expect when you are expecting...a penetration test.
10:00 - All Your Cloud Are Belong To Us – Hunting Compromise in Azure
10:00 - Covert Attack Mystery Box: A few novel techniques for exploiting Microsoft features
11:00 - Seriously, I Really Can Still See You
11:00 - Building a Small and Flexible Wireless Exfiltration Box with SDR
12:15 - Carbon Black: Predictive Security Cloud
13:00 - Copying Keys from Photos, Molds, and More
13:00 - How I Challenged Myself to Learn Python and How You Can Too
14:00 - OSCP, how easy to BoF, CTFs, more
14:00 - Lexicon
15:00 - Prismatica | The Pentest Sidekick
15:00 - Pacu: Attack and Post-Exploitation in AWS
16:00 - Hillbilly Storytime: Pentest Fails
16:00 - What Could It Hurt: How Framework and Library Dependence is Weakening our Development
17:00 - Closing Session

Presenters