To prevent chaos for our workshops, we kindly ask you to register on this page (actual name or nickname)
Most workshops will be given on both days so you have 2 options.
Arrive early (5 minutes before start).
Even if you don't have a spot, drop by to see if anybody didn't show up.
Lists will be closed at midnight the day before.
If you didn't get a chance to register in time but the list isn't full yet, come and try your luck.
Contents
- 1 DJ Workshop
- 2 Collective Malicious PDF Analysis
- 3 Script Kiddie Hacking Techniques
- 4 The Web Application Hacking Toolchain
- 5 White Hat Shellcode: Not for Exploits
- 6 WiFi malware for Fun and Profit
- 7 Cisco VoIP insecurity workshop
- 8 Beer brewing workshop
- 9 Lock Picking 101
- 10 Hacking your conference badge
- 11 Agnitio: the security code review Swiss army knife
- 12 Podcasters meetup
- 13 Infosec Mentors
DJ Workshop
by Joernchen & Mumpi of Phenoelit
The workshop will run for 2,5 hours. Two sessions catering for 8 attendees will be run. When registering, indicate (1) or (2) !!!
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| #1 | Ryan Dewhurst (1) |
| #2 | Wim Remes (1) |
| #3 | Dieter (@dietervds) (1) |
| #4 | Aasia96 (1) |
| #5 | laurensv (1) |
| #6 | KeithMyers! (1) |
| #7 | Juliana Nicolau |
| #8 | astera (1) |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Collective Malicious PDF Analysis
by (Brandon Dixon - x0ner)
What you need : Users should bring their laptop if they want to participate in the analysis. You should also have the ability to run a VMware Virtual machine. This could mean having Fusion, Player or Workstation installed.
There is no maximum audience amount.
| Monday | Tuesday | |
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| #1 | Ryan Dewhurst | Bkay "@security4all" |
| #2 | @davehardy20 | Jochen - hammer |
| #3 | Juliana Nicolau | Charlie Brown |
| #4 | @vanhoefm | Etienne Stalmans |
| #5 | @Guillermo | |
| #6 | David Durvaux | |
| #7 | Christophe Vandeplas | |
| #8 | David André | |
| #9 | smtx (@5M7X) | |
| #10 | PhilFr | |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Script Kiddie Hacking Techniques
by Ellen Moar & Colin McLean
| Tuesday | |
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| #1 | Mike - ydoow |
| #2 | Benoit |
| #3 | Gavin Watson |
| #4 | Bryn Bellis |
| #5 | Xavier "@xme" |
| #6 | Dieter (@dietervds) |
| #7 | smtx (@5M7X) |
| #8 | BaconZombie { @BaconZombie } |
| #9 | Charlie Brown |
| #10 | Dieter Van Den Bosch |
| #11 | Koen VB |
| #12 | Aasia96 |
| #13 | @Dave_von_S |
| #14 | @steevebarbeau |
| #15 | GeCo |
| #16 | Koen Machilsen |
| #17 | corelanc0d3r |
| #18 | jps |
| #19 | padzer0 |
| #20 | @davehardy20 |
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| WAITING LIST | |
| #1 | Fancy |
| #2 | Ruben - b33f |
| #3 | Vincent Hutsebaut |
| #4 | Eugene N |
| #5 | astera |
| #6 | PhilFr |
| #7 | David André |
The Web Application Hacking Toolchain
by Jason Haddix - jhaddix
| Monday | Tuesday | |
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| #1 | Robin - digininja | Ryan Dewhurst |
| #2 | Benoit | Mike - ydoow |
| #3 | @Dave_von_S | Matt Erasmus |
| #4 | Gavin Watson | Michael - mfs |
| #5 | Marc - wicky | Jochen - hammer |
| #6 | Bart Van der Aovrt | Dieter (@dietervds) |
| #7 | smtx (@5M7X) | Dieter Van Den Bosch |
| #8 | GeCo | Charlie Brown |
| #9 | padzer0 | Koen VB |
| #10 | J.Boutet | @chrisjohnriley |
| #11 | Tino Brants | @davehardy20 |
| #12 | Vincent Spriet | Ruben - b33f |
| #13 | System33 | @alcyonsecurity |
| #14 | David Rook @securityninja | @vanhoefm |
| #15 | Eugene N | Erik VB |
| #16 | David André | Kurt Beheydt |
| #17 | PhilFr | Fancy |
| #18 | Giuseppe Trotta @Giutro | |
| #19 | Bert V. | |
| #20 | Francesco Stillavato | |
| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
White Hat Shellcode: Not for Exploits
by Didier Stevens
The goal of this workshop is to plant a seed: that shellcode has a place in your defense toolbox. The goal is not to learn to write shellcode, neither is it to present a complete anthology of white hat shellcode. I want to show a few examples to help you be more creative, so that when you are facing a problem in your IT sec job, you will also consider shellcode as a potential solution.
Shellcode is almost always used in attack scenarios, but it can also be used to defend. Shellcode is just a tool, and it can be a solution to your problem.
In this workshop we will work together on 5 cases:
1. loading/unloading a DLL
2. enforcing DEP
3. testing your security setup
4. patching an application
5. preventing heapsprays with shellcode
What you need to bring: your laptop with Windows XP SP3 (32-bit, preferably in a virtual machine).
| Monday | Tuesday | |
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| #1 | @vanhoefm | Bart Van der Avort |
| #2 | @jfte | smtx (@5M7X) |
| #3 | Vincent Hutsebaut :) | Etienne Stalmans |
| #4 | Bert V. | @nfoonf |
| #5 | David Durvaux | |
| #6 | David Rook @securityninja | |
| #7 | PhilFr | |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
WiFi malware for Fun and Profit
by Vivek Ramachandran
| Monday | Tuesday | |
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| #1 | Thibault B | Bkay "@security4all" |
| #2 | Robin - digininja | Charlie Brown |
| #3 | Dale Pearson | Dieter Van Den Bosch |
| #4 | BaconZombie { @BaconZombie } | @steevebarbeau |
| #5 | Benoit | Dieter (@dietervds) |
| #6 | Marc - wicky | SenseiZeon |
| #7 | Jochen - hammer | Tino Brants |
| #8 | smtx (@5M7X) | Vincent Spriet |
| #9 | Ruben - b33f | Kurt Beheydt |
| #10 | @alcyonsecurity | Tim Beyens |
| #11 | Bruno DiLo | Eugene N |
| #12 | azerton | David André |
| #13 | @Guillermo | |
| #14 | Benjamin Carlier | |
| #15 | @jfte | |
| #16 | J.Boutet | |
| #17 | David Durvaux | |
| #18 | Giuseppe Trotta - @giutro | |
| #19 | @vanhoefm | |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Cisco VoIP insecurity workshop
by Sandro Gauci and Joffrey Czarny aka Sn0rkY
What you need : Users should bring their laptop and a long ethernet network cable!
There is a maximum number of Cisco IP phone available.
| Tuesday | |
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| #1 | Robin - digininja |
| #2 | Bryn Bellis |
| #3 | Gavin Watson |
| #4 | Hilko Bouwman |
| #5 | smtx (@5M7X) |
| #6 | BaconZombie |
| #7 | @steevebarbeau |
| #8 | Koen Machilsen |
| #9 | jps |
| #10 | J.Boutet |
| #11 | Tino Brants |
| #12 | Vincent Spriet |
| #13 | Tim Beyens |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Beer brewing workshop
by Machtelt Garrels
| Monday | |
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| #1 | BaconZombie |
| #2 | Niall Kearney |
| #3 | Charlie Brown |
| #4 | Etienne Stalmans |
| #5 | @steevebarbeau |
| #6 | BrunoDiLo |
| #7 | Frederik Geerts |
| #8 | Bram Van der Steen |
| #9 | JorisVH |
| #10 | Kurt Beheydt |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Lock Picking 101
by Walter Belgers (TOOOL)
What you need : You don't need to bring any particular tools. Everything will be lended to participant during the workshop. If you have, you can bring your own lockpicking toolset.
There is a maximum circular capacity of 20 people.
| Monday | |
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| #1 | Mike - ydoow |
| #2 | Matt Erasmus |
| #3 | Benoit |
| #4 | Niall Kearney |
| #5 | smtx (@5M7X) |
| #6 | BaconZombie { @BaconZombie } |
| #7 | Dieter Van Den Bosch |
| #8 | Charlie Brown |
| #9 | Dieter (@dietervds) |
| #10 | JorisVH |
| #11 | corelanc0d3r |
| #12 | jps |
| #13 | laurensv |
| #14 | SenseiZeon |
| #15 | Ruben - b33f |
| #16 | Bruno DiLo |
| #17 | Benjamin Carlier |
| #18 | Frederik Geerts |
| #19 | Bram Van der Steen |
| #20 | Tino Brants |
| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Hacking your conference badge
by OpenAMD Crew
| Monday | Tuesday | |
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| #1 | Mike - ydoow | SenseiZeon |
| #2 | Matt Erasmus | azerton |
| #3 | Bkay "@security4all" | @jfte |
| #4 | Xavier "@xme" | @vanhoefm |
| #5 | Charlie Brown | |
| #6 | Dieter Van Den Bosch | |
| #7 | Etienne Stalmans | |
| #8 | @steevebarbeau | |
| #9 | jps | |
| #10 | padzer0 | |
| #11 | Frederik Geerts | |
| #12 | Tino Brants | |
| #13 | Vincent Spriet | |
| #14 | Didier Stevens | |
| #15 | Kurt Beheydt | |
| #16 | Juliana Nicolau | |
| #17 | David Rook @securityninja | |
| #18 | PhilFr | |
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| ### | COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
COMPLETE No more people, thanks! |
Agnitio: the security code review Swiss army knife
by David Rook aka Securityninja
What you need: Users needs to bring a laptop configured as per the information in the link below.
The following things are required for the Agnitio hands on demos:
•A 32bit Windows Operating System (XP or 7 preferably – VM will be fine) •.NET framework 3.5 installed •Agnitio v2.0 installed •Download the Pandemobium Android and iOS source code •Download the selected vulnerable open source application
http://www.securityninja.co.uk/application-security/brucon-agnitio-workshop/
There is no maximum audience amount.
| Monday | |
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| #1 | Ryan Dewhurst |
| #2 | Mike - ydoow |
| #3 | Dieter (@dietervds) |
| #4 | @steevebarbeau |
| #5 | padzer0 |
| #6 | azerton |
| #7 | Kurt Beheydt |
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Podcasters meetup
This is a walk-in event
Infosec Mentors
This is a walk-in event