All Episodes

Scott Moulton: Forensics is ONLY for Private Investigators

Ben Feinstein: The Wide World of WAF's

Magnus Brading: Generic, Decentralized, Unstoppable Anonymity: The Phantom Protocol

Adam Bregenzer: Buying Time- What is your Data Worth? ( A generalized Solution to distributed Brute Force attacks)

The Dark Tangent & Joe "Kingpin" Grand: Welcome & Making of the Badge Talk

Alexander Lash: Taking Back your Cellphone

Anton Kapela & Alex Pilosov: Stealing The Internet - A Routed, Wide-area, Man in the Middle Attack

Anthony Martinez & Thomas Bowen : Toasterkit, a modular NetBSD rootkit.

Atlas: VulnCatcher: Fun with Vtrace and Programmatic Debugging

Ben Feinstein: Snort Plug-in Development: Teaching an Old Pig New Tricks

Blake Self, Durandal & Bitemytaco: Free Anonymous Internet Using Modified Cable Modems

Brenno J.S.A.A.F. de Winter: Hacking Data Retention: Small Sister your digital privacy self defense.

Brenno J.S.A.A.F. de Winter:The Anatomy of a Subway Hack: Discussion

Brian K. Edwards & Silvio J. Flaim: Measuring and Integrating the Shadow Economy: A Sector-Specific Approach

Bruce Potter: Malware Detection through Network Flow Analysis

Cameron Hotchkies: Under the iHood

Chema Alonso & Jose Parada: Time-Based Blind SQL Injection using heavy queries: A practical approach for MS SQL Server, MS Access, Oracle and MySQL databases and Marathon Tool

Chris Eagle & Tim Vidas: Next Generation Collaborative Reversing with Ida Pro and CollabREate

Christopher Tarnovsky: Inducing Momentary Faults Within Secure Smartcards / Microcontrollers

Clinton Wong: Web Privacy & Flash Local Shared Objects.

D.J. Capelis: Building a Real Session Layer

Dan Kaminsky: Black Ops 2008

David Byrne & Eric Duprey: Grendel-Scan: A new web application scanning tool

David Maynor & Robert Graham: Bringing Sexy Back: Breaking in with Style

David Scott Lewis: Fireside Chat

David Weston & Tiller Beauchamp : RE:Trace: The Reverse Engineer's Unexpected Swiss Army Knife

Don M. Blumenthal: What To Do When Your Data Winds Up Where It Shouldn't

Don M. Blumenthal: Working with Law Enforcement

Doug Farre: Identification Card Security

Eric Schmiedl: Advanced Physical Attacks: Going Beyond Social Engineering and Dumpster Diving, Or, Techniques of Industrial Espionage

Eric Smith & Dr. Shana Dardan: Medical Identity Theft

Fabian "Fabs" Yamaguchi & FX: New ideas for old practices - Port-Scanning improved

Ferdinand Schober: Gaming - the next overlooked security hole

Fouad Kiamilev & Ryan Hoover: Demonstration of Hardware Trojans

FX: Developments in Cisco IOS Forensics

FX: Toying with Barcodes

Fyodor: Nmap: Scanning the Internet

G. Mark Hardy: A Hacker Looks at 50

Greg Conti: Could Googling Take Down a President, a Prime Minister, or an Average Citizen?.

Guy Martin: Sniffing Cable Modems

Ian Angell: Digital Security, A Risky Business

Ian Clarke: Hacking Desire

Igor Muttik: Good Viruses. Evaluating the Risks.

James Shewmaker: StegoFS

Jan Newger: Anti-RE Techniques in DRM Code

Jason Scott: Making a Text Adventure Documentary

Jay Beale: They're Hacking Our Clients! Introducing Free Client-side Intrusion Prevention.

Jay Beale: Owning the Users with Agent in the Middle

Jim O'Leary: Every Breath You Take

Joe Cicero &Michael Vieau: Hacking E.S.P.

Joe "Kingpin" Grand & Zoz: BSODomizer

John "Jur1st" Benson: When Lawyers Attack! Dealing with the New Rules of Electronic Discovery

John Fitzpatrick: Virtually Hacking

Jonathan Brossard: Bypassing pre-boot authentication passwords by instrumenting the BIOS keyboard buffer (practical low level attacks against x86 pre-boot authentication software)

JonM: Ham For Hackers- Take Back the Airwaves

Kevin Figueroa, Marco Figueroa & Anthony Williams: VLANs Layer 2 Attacks: Their Relevance and their Kryptonite

Kolisar: WhiteSpace: A Different Approach to JavaScript Obfuscation

Kurt Grutzmacher: Nail the Coffin Shut, NTLM is Dead.

Lee Kushner & Mike Murray: Career Mythbusters-Separating Fact from Fiction in your Information Security Career

Luciano Bello & Maximiliano Bertacchini: Predictable RNG in the vulnerable Debian OpenSSL package, the What and the How.

Lyn:Tuning Your Brain.

Major Malfunction: Feed my Sat Monkey

Marc Weber Tobias & Matt Fiddler: Open in 30 Seconds: Cracking One of the Most Secure Locks in America

Mark Bristow: ModScan: A SCADA MODBUS Network Scanner

Mati Aharoni: BackTrack Foo - From bug to 0day

Matt "DCFLuX" Krick: Flux on: EAS (Emergency Alert System)

Matt Weir & Sudhir Aggarwal: Password Cracking on a Budget

Matt Yoder: The Death Envelope: A Medieval Solution to a 21st Century Problem

Michael Brooks: CSRF Bouncing

Michael Brooks: Deciphering Captcha

Michael Ligh & Greg Sinclair: Malware RCE: Debuggers and Decryptor Development

Mike Perry: 365-Day: Active https cookie hijacking

Mike Renlund: The Big Picture: Digital Cinema Technology and Security

Mike Spindel & Scott Torborg: CAPTCHAs: Are they really hopeless? (Yes)

Morgan Marquise-Boire: Fear, Uncertainty and the Digital Armageddon

N.N.P: VoIPER: Smashing the VoIP stack while you sleep

Nathan Evans & Christian Grothoff: de-Tor-iorate Anonymity

Nathan Hamiel & Shawn Moyer: Satan is on my Friends list: Attacking Social Networks

Ne0nRa1n & Kingpin: Brain Games: Make your own Biofeedback Video Game

Nelson Murilo & Luiz Eduardo: Beholder: New wifi monitor tool

Nick Harbour: Advanced Software Armoring and Polymorphic Kung Fu

NYCMIKE:The World of Pager Sniffing/Interception: More Activity than one may suspect.

Panel: All Your Sploits (and Servers) Are Belong To Us: Vulnerabilities Don't Matter (And Neither Does Your Security)

Panel: Ask EFF: The Year in Digital Civil Liberties

Panel: Autoimmunity Disorder in Wireless LAN's

Panel: Black Vs. White: The Complete Life Cycle of a Real World Breach

Panel: Commission on Cyber Security for the 44th Presidency

Panel: Exploiting A Hundred-Million Hosts Before Brunch

Panel: Hacking OpenVMS

Panel: Hacking in the Name of Science

Panel: Internet Wars

Panel: Living in the RIA World

Panel: Meet the FEDs

Paul Craig: Compromising Windows Based Internet Kiosks

Paul F Renda: The true story of the Radioactive Boyscout:The first nuclear hacker and how his work relates to Homeland Security's model of the dirty bomb

Peter Berghammer: The emergence (and use) of Open Source Warfare

Phil Zimmerman: Z-Phone

Phreakmonkey & mutantMandias :Urban Exploration - A Hacker's View

Renderman:How can I pwn thee? Let me count the ways

Rick Hill: War Ballooning-Kismet Wireless "Eye in the Sky"