Monthly Archives:' May 2022
2022 Provisional Talks and Workshops
For those who want to know more about what content they will get on the weekend, this is a provisional list of talks and workshops. Not all selected speakers have confirmed, and things change even at the last minute, so please don’t attend just for a single talk and get annoyed it if not happen.
Talks are on Saturday 23rd July.
| Speaker | Talk Name |
| Andy Gill and Neil Lines | Paving The Way To DA – A Live(Hopefully) Path of Pwnage |
| Ian Thornton-Trump | How to kill a Russian Commander in 20 minutes or less & other cyber stories from the war in Ukraine |
| Chris Pritchard | Murder! Mossad? Watching SE experts in the real world, literally getting away with murder. |
| Jess Amery | Friend or Foe? |
| Sadi Zane | Deep dive into Kubernetes Attack Surface and how to defend against cloud native ecosystem? |
| Soroush Dalili | Hacking a treadmill for fame and profit |
| Sina Kheirkhah | Taming horses for combat |
| Nishaanth Kumar G | Debugging Cordava Applications |
| Paul Williams | X-Com: Editing Savegame Files is Still Strategy: Redux |
| David Lodge | Security Vulnerabilities that (Mostly) Aren’t |
| Keith Learmonth | Windows Credential Theft: A Primer |
| James Boland | “I’ll take hacking for $100.” Keeping your CTF costs out of jeopardy |
| Peter O | Can you detect this? Inside The Ransomware Operator’s Toolkit |
| Manish Kishan Tanwar | Catch me if you can – Hiding web shell from WAF |
| Noman Riffat | Finding zero days in WordPress Plugins & Themes and Testing Beyond WPScan |
| Rad Kawar | Writing Tiny, Efficient, and Reliable Malware |
| Richard Hicks | P4ssw0rds!!!!111 |
Workshops are between 10 and 4 (ish) on Friday 22nd July. To attend a workshop you must book and have a conference ticket. Booking will be opened closer to the day.
| Speaker | Workshop Name |
| Roxana Kovaci | Azure Red Team Attack and Detect workshop |
| Sina Kheirkhah | Offensive .NET Reversing |
| David Lodge | Introduction to GEOINT |
| Soroush Dalili | Finding, Abusing, and Exploiting Deserialization Flaws in .NET Framework |
| Brian Whelton | Network Noob to Ninja |