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Jon Callas and Panel: Traffic Analysis

Broward Horne: MEME Hacking

Robert Clark: Legal Aspects of Internet & Computer Network Defense

Dark Tangent: Award Ceremonies

Phil Zimmerman:Turbo-Talk- Special Project VOIP Encryption Update

Joe Grand: Hardware Hacking

Thomas X. Grasso: Fighting Organized Cyber Crime: War Stories and Trends

Atlas: The Making of atlas: Kiddie to Hacker in 5 Sleepless Nights

Greg Conti: Googling: I'm Feeling (un)Lucky

Paul Simmonds: The Jericho Forum and Challenge

Matt Hargett: Remote Pair Programming and Test-driven Development Using Open Source

Renderman: New Wireless Fun From the Church Of WiFi

Richard Thieme: Beyond Social Engineering: Tools for Reinventing Yourself

Panel: Panel: Internet Wars 2006

Rick Hill: WarRocketing :Network Stumbling 50 sq. miles in <60 sec.

Bruce Potter: Trusted Computing: Could it be... SATAN?

Valsmith: Hacking Malware: Offense Is the New Defense

Collin Mulliner: Advanced Attacks Against PocketPC Phones

Greg White: The National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition

Scott Moulton: Rebuilding HARD DRIVES for Data Recovery; Anatomy of a Hard Drive

Major Malfunction: Old Skewl Hacking: Magstripe Madness

Thomas Holt: Exploring the Changing Nature of DEFCON over the Past 14 Years

Johnny Long: Death By 1000 cuts

Strom Carlson: Hacking FedEx Kinko's: How Not To Implement Stored-Value Card Systems

Robert Clark: Legal Aspects of Internet & Computer Network Defense - A Year in Review Computer and Internet Security Law 2005-2006

Amber Schroader: Cyber-crime Foiled Once Again? Help prove the innocence or guilt of Jack Grove

EFF: Panel: Ask EFF: The Year in Digital Civil Liberties

Chris Paget: US-VISIT: Raping Personal Privacy Since 2004

Scott Miller: A New Bioinformatics-Inspired and Binary Analysis: Coding Style/Motif Identification

Teli Brown: Phishing, it starts with "Ph" for a reason.'Some best practices to detect and prevent for some new point of attack methods

Timothy M O'Neill: 'What has the NSA done for me lately?'

Charles Edge: 10 Ways To Not Get Caught Hacking On Your Mac

Melanie Rieback: A Hacker's Guide to RFID Spoofing and Jamming

James Christy: PANEL: Meet the Feds: 'OODA Loop and the Science of Security

Jay Beale: Discovering Mac OS X Weaknesses and Fixing Them with the New Bastille OS X Port

Lukas Grunwald: First We Break Your Tag, Then We Break Your Systems Attacks to Rfid Systems

Irby Thompson: Advanced File System Hiding and Detection

Charles Edge: Mac OS X Security Tools

Strom Carlson: SOCIAL MESSAGE RELAY: Using existing social networks to transmit covert messages in public

Raffael Marty: Visual Log Analysis - The Beauty of Graphs

Kenneth Geers: Ipv6 World Update: High Diplomacy & Monster Trucks

tommEE pickles: 802.1x Networking

Alexander Kornbrust: Oracle Rootkits 2.0

Yuan Fan: MatriXay-When Web App & Database Security Pen-Test/Audit Is a Joy

Damon McCoy: Zulu a Command Line Wireless Frame Generator

Dan kaminsky: Black Ops 2006

Jared DeMott: The Evolving Art of Fuzzing

dr.kaos: SAMAEL (Secure, Anonymous, Megalomaniacal, Autonomous, Encrypting Linux) and NARC (Network Analysis Reporting Console)

Isaac Levy (.ike): Hacking UNIX with FreeBSD Jail(8), Secure Virtual Servers

Luis Miras: Bridging the Gap Between Static and Dynamic Reversing

Martyn Ruks: IBM Networking Attacks-Or The Easiest Way To Own A Mainframe Without Getting The Removals Men In

Michael Rash: Service Cloaking and Anonymous Access; Combining Tor'with Single Packet Authorization (SPA)

Mark Stamp: Hunting for Metamorphic Engines

Riley "Caezar" Eller: Securing MANET

Johnny Cache: Fun with 802.11 Device Drivers

Halvar Flake: RE 2006: New Challenges Need Changing Tools

weasel: The Plausible Deniability Toolkit

Linton Wells: UNCLASSIFIED Information Sharing with Non-Traditional Partners

Joe Stewart: OllyBone: Semi-Automatic Unpacking on IA-32

Peleus Uhley: Kiosk Security

R.P. Murphy: Covert Channels using IPv6/ICMPv6

Marc Weber Tobias: Things That Go "Bump" in the night: An Analysis of Current and Emerging Threats to Physical Security

Randal Vaughn: DNS Amplification Attacks

FX: Analysing Complex Systems: The BlackBerry Cas

Eric Schmiedl: Safecracking Without a Trace

Gadi Evron: DNS Abuse Infrastructure and Games

Arias Hung: Owning the linksys wrtp54g VOIP Router

Johnny Long: Secrets of the Hollywood Hacker!

x30n: Blackjacking - 0wning the Enterprise via the Blackberry

Matt Hargett: Automatic Exploit Detection in Binaries

Robert J. Hansen: Trust, But Verify: Auditing Proprietary DRE Systems

Rick Wesson: Abuse and the Global Infection Rate

Andrew Whitaker: Corporate Network Spying

Foofus: Graphical Representations of Security Relationships: Awesome or Bullshit?

EFF: PANEL: EFF v. AT&T: Your World, Delivered (to the NSA)

SensePost: A Tale of Two Proxies

Peter Gutmann: Phishing Tips and Techniques: Tackle, Rigging, and How & When to Phish

Johan Hybinette: How to Create an Anonymous Identity

Lin0xx: Advanced Windows Based Firewall Subversion

Chris Eagle: Ripples in the Gene Pool - Creating Genetic: Mutations to Survive the Vulerability Window

Steve Dunker: FEAR!(?) The Census Bureau

Seth Hardy: Your Name, Your Shoe Size, Your Identity? What do we Trust in this Web?

Paul Vixie: Malware Repository Requirement

Brad Smith: How the FBI uses NLP on YOU!

Wes Brown: Exploit Writing Using Injectable Virtual Machines