Presentaciones de la BruCON

El pasado fin de semana se celebró en Bruselas la BruCON 2010, un evento anual de seguridad y hacking que ofrece dos días (22-23 de septiembre) de cursos impartidos por expertos y dos días (24-25 de septiembre) de conferencias con grandes ponentes, retos de seguridad e interesantes workshops.

Además, en esta segunda BruCON se publicó la pre-release de Samurai WTF 0.9 y Didier Steven sorprendió con un magnífico e-book sobre análisis de PDFs maliciosos.

Actualmente están terminando de preparar los videos para subirlos a la web pero ya es posible descargar podcasts y la mayoría de las presentaciones:

• Creating a CERT at WARP Speed: How To Fast Track the Implementation of Your CERT
• CsFire: browser-enforced mitigation against CSRF
• Cyber [Crime|War] - connecting the dots
• Embedded System Hacking and My Plot To Take Over The World
• Finding Backdoors in Code
• GSM security: fact and fiction
• Head Hacking – The Magic of Suggestion and Perception
• How I Met Your Girlfriend: The discovery and execution of entirely new classes of Web attacks in order to meet your girlfriend
• Memoirs of a Data Security Street Fighter
• NFC Malicious Content Sharing
• Project Skylab 1.0: Helping You Get Your Cloud On
• "The Monkey Steals the Berries" The State of Mobile Security
• Fireshark - A tool to Link the Malicious Web
• Top 5 ways to steal a company "Forget root, I want it all"
• You Spent All That Money And You Still Got Owned...
• Your Project: From Idea To Reality "Make A Living Doing What You Love"

Y si os gustan los contenidos de este año, no olvidéis echar también un vistazo a los videos y las presentaciones de la conferencia del año anterior:

• “I am walking through a city made of glass and I have a bag full of rocks” (Dispelling the myths and discussing the facts Global Cyber-Warfare)
• A new web attack vector: Script Fragmentation
• All Your Packets Are Belong to Us - Attacking Backbone Technologies
• Update on the Belgian Information Security Initiative
• Botnets, Ransomware, Malware, and Stuff!
• Building Hackerspaces Everywhere
• How to prepare, coordinate and conduct a cyber attack
• Introducing the National CERT.be
• Knowing Me Knowing You (The dangers of social networks)
• Malicious Markup - I thought you were my friend - cycle 3
• Open Source Information Gathering
• Rage Against The Kiosk
• Red and Tiger Team
• Social engineering for penetration testers
• SQL Injection - how far does the rabbit hole go?
• The Belgian Beer Lovers Guide to Cloud Security
• Transition to IPv6 on the Internet: Threats and Mitigation Techniques
• Trusted Cryptography
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