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Ya sabéis que la conferencia BlackHat de EE.UU. es uno de los eventos de seguridad más importantes del año. Una agenda superapretada, con ponencias incluso simultáneas, retos, mesas redondas, polémicas y temáticas fascinantes, etc. 

Seguro que algún año tendré la determinación necesaria (y podré tener ahorrado lo suficiente) para volar a Las Vegas en esas fechas, pero hasta entonces, podré seguir disfrutando de sus presentaciones y whitepapers :):

keynotes

1. Cybersecurity as Realpolitik

briefings

1. 48 Dirty Little Secrets Cryptographers Don't Want You To Know
2. 802.1x and Beyond!
3. A Journey to Protect Points-of-Sale
4. A Practical Attack Against VDI Solutions
5. A Scalable, Ensemble Approach for Building and Visualizing Deep Code-Sharing Networks Over Millions of Malicious Binaries
6. A Survey of Remote Automotive Attack Surfaces
7. Abuse of CPE Devices and Recommended Fixes
8. Abusing Microsoft Kerberos: Sorry You Guys Don't Get It
9. Abusing Performance Optimization Weaknesses to Bypass ASLR
10. Android FakeID Vulnerability Walkthrough
11. APT Attribution and DNS Profiling
12. Attacking Mobile Broadband Modems Like a Criminal Would
13. Babar-ians at the Gate: Data Protection at Massive Scale
14. Badger - The Networked Security State Estimation Toolkit
15. BadUSB - On Accessories that Turn Evil
16. Bitcoin Transaction Malleability Theory in Practice
17. Breaking the Security of Physical Devices
18. Bringing Software Defined Radio to the Penetration Testing Community
19. Building Safe Systems at Scale - Lessons from Six Months at Yahoo
20. Call To Arms: A Tale of the Weaknesses of Current Client-Side XSS Filtering
21. Capstone: Next Generation Disassembly Framework
22. Catching Malware En Masse: DNS and IP Style
23. Cellular Exploitation on a Global Scale: The Rise and Fall of the Control Protocol
24. CloudBots: Harvesting Crypto Coins Like a Botnet Farmer
25. Computrace Backdoor Revisited
26. Contemporary Automatic Program Analysis
27. Creating a Spider Goat: Using Transactional Memory Support for Security
28. Data-Only Pwning Microsoft Windows Kernel: Exploitation of Kernel Pool Overflows on Microsoft Windows 8.1
29. Defeating the Transparency Feature of DBI
30. Digging for IE11 Sandbox Escapes
31. Dynamic Flash Instrumentation for Fun and Profit
32. Epidemiology of Software Vulnerabilities: A Study of Attack Surface Spread
33. Evasion of High-End IPS Devices in the Age of IPv6
34. Exploiting Unpatched iOS Vulnerabilities for Fun and Profit
35. Exposing Bootkits with BIOS Emulation
36. Extreme Privilege Escalation on Windows 8/UEFI Systems
37. Finding and Exploiting Access Control Vulnerabilities in Graphical User Interfaces
38. Fingerprinting Web Application Platforms by Variations in PNG Implementations
39. From Attacks to Action - Building a Usable Threat Model to Drive Defensive Choices
40. Full System Emulation: Achieving Successful Automated Dynamic Analysis of Evasive Malware
41. Governments As Malware Authors: The Next Generation
42. GRR: Find All the Badness, Collect All the Things
43. Hacking the Wireless World with Software Defined Radio - 2.0
44. How Smartcard Payment Systems Fail
45. How to Leak a 100-Million-Node Social Graph in Just One Week? - A Reflection on Oauth and API Design in Online Social Networks
46. How to Wear Your Password
47. I Know Your Filtering Policy Better than You Do: External Enumeration and Exploitation of Email and Web Security Solutions
48. ICSCorsair: How I Will PWN Your ERP Through 4-20 mA Current Loop
49. Internet Scanning - Current State and Lessons Learned
50. Investigating PowerShell Attacks
51. It Just (Net)works: The Truth About iOS 7's Multipeer Connectivity Framework
52. Learn How to Control Every Room at a Luxury Hotel Remotely: The Dangers of Insecure Home Automation Deployment
53. Leviathan: Command and Control Communications on Planet Earth
54. Lifecycle of a Phone Fraudster: Exposing Fraud Activity from Reconnaissance to Takeover Using Graph Analysis and Acoustical Anomalies
55. Miniaturization
56. Mission mPOSsible
57. Mobile Device Mismanagement
58. MoRE Shadow Walker: The Progression of TLB-Splitting on x86
59. Multipath TCP: Breaking Today's Networks with Tomorrow's Protocols
60. My Google Glass Sees Your Passwords!
61. Network Attached Shell: N.A.S.ty Systems that Store Network Accessible Shells
62. "Nobody is Listening to Your Phone Calls." Really? A Debate and Discussion on the NSA's Activities
63. One Packer to Rule Them All: Empirical Identification, Comparison, and Circumvention of Current Antivirus Detection Techniques
64. OpenStack Cloud at Yahoo Scale: How to Avoid Disaster
65. Oracle Data Redaction is Broken
66. Pivoting in Amazon Clouds
67. Poacher Turned Gamekeeper: Lessons Learned from Eight Years of Breaking Hypervisors
68. Point of Sale System Architecture and Security
69. Prevalent Characteristics in Modern Malware
70. Probabilistic Spying on Encrypted Tunnels
71. Protecting Data In-Use from Firmware and Physical Attacks
72. Pulling Back the Curtain on Airport Security: Can a Weapon Get Past TSA?
73. RAVAGE - Runtime Analysis of Vulnerabilities and Generation of Exploits
74. Reflections on Trusting TrustZone
75. Researching Android Device Security with the Help of a Droid Army
76. Reverse Engineering Flash Memory for Fun and Benefit
77. Reverse-Engineering the Supra iBox: Exploitation of a Hardened MSP430-Based Device
78. SAP, Credit Cards, and the Bird that Talks Too Much
79. SATCOM Terminals: Hacking by Air, Sea, and Land
80. Saving Cyberspace
81. SecSi Product Development: Techniques for Ensuring Secure Silicon Applied to Open-Source Verilog Projects
82. Secure Because Math: A Deep-Dive on Machine Learning-Based Monitoring
83. Sidewinder Targeted Attack Against Android in the Golden Age of Ad Libs
84. Smart Nest Thermostat: A Smart Spy in Your Home
85. Static Detection and Automatic Exploitation of Intent Message Vulnerabilities in Android Applications
86. Stay Out of the Kitchen: A DLP Security Bake-Off
87. SVG: Exploiting Browsers without Image Parsing Bugs
88. The Beast is in Your Memory: Return-Oriented Programming Attacks Against Modern Control-Flow Integrity Protection Techniques
89. The BEAST Wins Again: Why TLS Keeps Failing to Protect HTTP
90. The Big Chill: Legal Landmines that Stifle Security Research and How to Disarm Them
91. The Devil Does Not Exist - The Role of Deception in Cyber
92. The Library of Sparta
93. The New Page of Injections Book: Memcached Injections
94. The New Scourge of Ransomware: A Study of CryptoLocker and Its Friends
95. The State of Incident Response
96. Thinking Outside the Sandbox - Violating Trust Boundaries in Uncommon Ways
97. Threat Intelligence Library - A New Revolutionary Technology to Enhance the SOC Battle Rhythm!
98. Time Trial: Racing Towards Practical Timing Attacks
99. Understanding IMSI Privacy
100. Understanding TOCTTOU in the Windows Kernel Font Scaler Engine
101. Unveiling the Open Source Visualization Engine for Busy Hackers
102. Unwrapping the Truth: Analysis of Mobile Application Wrapping Solutions
103. VoIP Wars: Attack of the Cisco Phones
104. What Goes Around Comes Back Around - Exploiting Fundamental Weaknesses in Botnet C&C Panels!
105. When the Lights Go Out: Hacking Cisco EnergyWise
106. Why Control System Cyber-Security Sucks...
107. Why You Need to Detect More Than PtH
108. Windows Kernel Graphics Driver Attack Surface
109. Write Once, Pwn Anywhere