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Rob Bathurst (evilrob) & Jeff Thomas (xaphan) - Canary: Keeping Your Dick Pics Safe(r)

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Zoz - And That's How I Lost My Other Eye: Further Explorations In Data Destruction

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Zack Fasel - Seeing through the Fog

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Terrell McSweeny & Ashkan Soltani - How to Hack Government: Technologists as Policy Makers

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Sean Pierce - Abusing native Shims for Post Exploitation

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Scott Erven and Mark Collao - Medical Devices - Pwnage and Honeypots

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Runa A. Sandvik & Michael Auger - When IoT attacks - Hacking a Linux-powered Rifle

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Robert Graham and David Maynor - HamSammich – long distance proxying over radio

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Richard Thieme - Hacking the Human Body/brain: Identity Shift, the Shape of a New Self, and Humanity 2.0

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Peter Shipley - Insteon - False Security and Deceptive Documentation

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Panel - ThunderStrike 2- Sith Strike

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Panel - Licensed to Pwn - Weaponization and Regulation of Security Research

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Panel - Let's Encrypt - Minting Free Certificates to Encrypt the Entire Web

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Panel - Contests Closing Ceremonies

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Matt Cagle & Eric Cheng - Who Will Rule the Sky - The Coming Drone Policy War

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Marc Rogers & Kevin Mahaffey - How to Hack a Tesla Model S

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Luke Young - Investigating the Practicality and Cost of Abusing Memory Errors with DNS

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Geoff Walton & Dave Kennedy - Pivoting Without Rights – Introducing Pivoter

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Francis Brown and Shubham Shah - RFIDiggity - Guide to Hacking HF NFC and UHF RFID

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Damon Small - Beyond the Scan: The Value Proposition of Vulnerability Assessment - 101 Track

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DaKahuna & satanklawz - Introduction to SDR and the Wireless Village - 101 Track

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Tottenkoph & IrishMASMS - Hackers Hiring Hackers - How to Do Things Better - 101 Track

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1057 - Responsible Incident: Covert Keys Against Subverted Technology Latencies, Especially Yubikey - RICKASTLEY

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Dr. Phil Polstra - Hacker in the Wires - 101 Track

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Marina Krotofil & Jason Larsen - Rocking the Pocket Book: Hacking Chemical Plant for Competition and Extortion

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John Seymour - "Quantum" Classification of Malware

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Topher Timzen & Ryan Allen - Hijacking Arbitrary .NET Application Control Flow - 101 Track

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Charlie Miller - Remote exploitation of an unaltered passenger vehicle

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AmmonRa - How to hack your way out of home detention

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Aaron Grattafiori - Linux Containers: Future or Fantasy? - 101 Track

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Patrick "Unregistered436" McNeil & "Snide" Owen - Sorry, Wrong Number: Mysteries Of The Phone System - Past and Present - 101 Track

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Miaubiz - Put on your tinfo_t hat if youre my type

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Nir Valtman & Moshe Ferber - From 0 To Secure In 1 Minute — Securing IAAS

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Vivek Ramachandran - Chigula — A framework for Wi-Fi Intrusion Detection and Forensics

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Aditya K Sood - Dissecting the Design of SCADA Web Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) - Hunting Vulnerabilities

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Jose Selvi - Breaking SSL Using Time Synchronisation Attacks

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Bart Kulach (Bartlomiej Jakub Kulach - Hack the Legacy! IBM i (aka AS/400) Revealed

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Ryan Mitchell - Separating Bots from the Humans

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Marte L0ge - Tell me who you are and I will tell you your lock patter

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Jean-Philippe Aumasson - Quantum Computers vs. Computers Security

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Andres Blanco & Andres Gazzoli - 80211 Massive Monitoring

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Panel - DEF CON Comedy Inception: How many levels deep can we go?

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Patrick Wardle - Stick That In Your root Pipe and Smoke It

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Ryan O'Neill - Advances in Linux Process Forensics Using ECFS

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Teddy Reed & Nick Anderson - Hardware and Trust Security: Explain it like I’m 5

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Daniel “unicornFurnace” Crowley & Damon Smith - Bugged Files: Is Your Document Telling on You?

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Weston Hecker - Goodbye Memory Scraping Malware: Hold Out Till "Chip And Pin”

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Ken Westin - Confessions of a Professional Cyber Stalker

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Colin O'Flynn - Don't Whisper my Chips: Sidechannel and Glitching for Fun and Profit

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Joshua Smith - High-Def Fuzzing: Exploring Vulnerabilities in HDMI-CEC

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Panel - WhyMI so Sexy? WMI Attacks, Real-Time Defense, and Advanced Forensic Analysis

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Wesley McGrew - I Hunt Penetration Testers: More Weaknesses in Tools and Procedures

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Patrick Wardle - 'DLL Hijacking' on OS X? #@%& Yeah!

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Tom Cross aka Decius & Collin Anderson - Do Export Controls on “Intrusion Software” Threaten Vulnerability Research?

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Christian (@xntrik) Frichot - Hooked Browser Meshed-Networks with WebRTC and BeEF

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Ionut Popescu - NetRipper - Smart traffic sniffing for penetration testers

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David An - When the Secretary of State says Please Stop Hacking Us

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Ryan Castellucci - Cracking Cryptocurrency Brainwallets

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Ian Latter - Remote Access - the APT

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Cory Doctorow - Fighting Back in the War on General Purpose Computers

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Sean Metcalf - Red vs. Blue: Modern Active Directory Attacks & Defense

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Jeremy Dorrough - USB Attack to Decrypt Wi-Fi Communications

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DT and 1057 - Welcome to DEF CON 23

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DEF CON 23 - Closing Ceremonies

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Ricky "HeadlessZeke" Lawshae - Let's Talk About SOAP, Baby. Let's Talk About UPNP

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Omer Coskun - Why nation-state malwares target Telco Networks: Dissecting technical capabilities of Regin and its counterparts

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David Mortman - Docker, Docker, Give Me The News, I Got A Bad Case Of Securing You

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Panel - Ask the EFF - The Year in Digital Civil Liberties

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Philip Young & Chad "Bigendian Smalls” Rikansrud - Security Necromancy: Further Adventures in Mainframe Hacking

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Dan Kaminsky - I want these * bugs off my * Internet

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Mike Ryan & Richo Healey - Hacking Electric Skateboards: Vehicle Research For Mortals

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Yan Shoshitaishvili & Fish Wang - Angry Hacking - the next generation of binary analysis

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Panel - F*ck the attribution, show us your .idb!

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Michael Walker & Jordan Wiens - Machine vs Machine - DARPAs Fully Automated CTF

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Daniel Selifonov - Drinking from LETHE - Exploiting and mitigating memory corruption vulns

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Chris Rock - I Will Kill You

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Rich Kelley - Harness - Powershell Weaponization Made Easy

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Lin Huang & Qing Yang - Low-cost GPS simulator – GPS spoofing by SDR

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Samy Kamkar - Drive it like you Hacked it - New Attacks and Tools to Wirelessly Steal Cars

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Alejandro Mayorkas - Working together to keep the Internet safe and secure

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Etienne Martineau - Inter-VM data exfiltration: The art of cache timing covert channel on x86 multi-core

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Yuriy Bulygin - Attacking Hypervisors Using Firmware and Hardware

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Michael Robinson & Alan Mitchell - Knocking my neighbor’s kid’s cruddy drone offline

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Brian Gorenc, Abdul-Aziz Hariri, Jasiel Spelman - Abusing Adobe Reader’s JavaScript APIs

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Gregory Picket - Staying Persistent in Software Defined Networks

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Eric Van Albert & Zach Banks - Looping Surveillance Cameras through Live Editing of Network Streams

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Colby Moore - Spread Spectrum Satcom Hacking - Attacking The GlobalStar Simplex Data Service

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Dan “AltF4” Petro & Oscar Salaza - Hacking Smart Safes: On the "Brink" of a Robbery

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Mickey Shkatov & Jesse Michael - Scared Poopless – LTE and your laptop

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Dr. Phil Polstra - One Device to Pwn Them All

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Craig Young - How to Train Your RFID Hacking Tools

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Atlas - Fun with Symboliks

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Yuwei Zheng & Haoqi Shan - Build a free cellular traffic capture tool with a vxworks based femoto

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Nemus - Hacking SQL Injection for Remote Code Execution on a LAMP stack - 101 Track

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Paul Amicelli & David Baptiste - How to secure the keyboard chain

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Peter Desfigies, Joshua Brierton, Naveed Ul Islam - Guests N’ Goblins: Exposing Wi-Fi Exfiltration Risks and Mitigation techniques - 101 Track

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Saif El-Sherei & Etienne Stalmans - Extending Fuzzing Grammars to Exploit Unexplored Code Paths in Modern Web Browsers - 101 Track

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Sarah Edwards - Ubiquity Forensics - Your iCloud and You - 101 Track

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Tony Trummer & Tushar Dalvi - QARK: Android App Exploit and SCA Tool - 101 Track

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Zack Allen & Rusty Bower - Malware in the Gaming Micro-economy