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  1. The Machines That Betrayed Their Masters by Glenn WilkinsonThe Machines That Betrayed Their Masters by Glenn Wilkinson28 Oct 201458:18not yet analysed
  2. The Shellcode Lab Video PreviewThe Shellcode Lab Video Preview28 Oct 201412:42not yet analysed
  3. The State of Incident Response by Bruce SchneierThe State of Incident Response by Bruce Schneier28 Oct 201454:30not yet analysed
  4. Tomorrow’s News is Today’s Intel: Journalists as Targets and Compromise Vectors by Shane HuntleyTomorrow’s News is Today’s Intel: Journalists as Targets and Compromise Vectors by Shane Huntley28 Oct 201458:53not yet analysed
  5. UI Redressing Attacks on Android Devices Revisited by Marcus NiemietzUI Redressing Attacks on Android Devices Revisited by Marcus Niemietz28 Oct 201437:01not yet analysed
  6. Ultimate Dom Based XSS Detection Scanner on Cloud by Nera W. C. Liu & Albert YuUltimate Dom Based XSS Detection Scanner on Cloud by Nera W. C. Liu & Albert Yu28 Oct 201427:40not yet analysed
  7. USB Attacks Need Physical Access Right? Not Any More… by Andy DavisUSB Attacks Need Physical Access Right? Not Any More… by Andy Davis28 Oct 201447:23not yet analysed
  8. You Can’t See Me: A Mac OS X Rootkit Uses the Tricks You Haven’t Known YetYou Can’t See Me: A Mac OS X Rootkit Uses the Tricks You Haven’t Known Yet28 Oct 201446:39not yet analysed
  9. Z:\Make Troy\, Not War: Case Study of the Wiper APT in Korea, and Beyond by Kyle YangZ:\Make Troy\, Not War: Case Study of the Wiper APT in Korea, and Beyond by Kyle Yang28 Oct 201443:30not yet analysed
  10. Black Hat - Phreaking and PBX TricksBlack Hat - Phreaking and PBX Tricks28 Oct 20132:00:08not yet analysed
  11. Black Hat AbDh 2012 - Over-the-Air Cross-platform Infection: Breaking mTAN-based Banking Auth.Black Hat AbDh 2012 - Over-the-Air Cross-platform Infection: Breaking mTAN-based Banking Auth.28 Oct 20136:29not yet analysed
  12. Black Hat Asia 2002 - Java & Java Virtual Machine Security Vulnerabilities & Exploitation TechniquesBlack Hat Asia 2002 - Java & Java Virtual Machine Security Vulnerabilities & Exploitation Techniques28 Oct 20131:25:52not yet analysed
  13. Black Hat Asia 2004 - Optimized Attacking for NTLM2 Session ResponseBlack Hat Asia 2004 - Optimized Attacking for NTLM2 Session Response28 Oct 20131:29:35not yet analysed
  14. Black Hat Asia 2005 - Hacking in a Foreign Language: A Network Security Guide to Russia (and Beyond)Black Hat Asia 2005 - Hacking in a Foreign Language: A Network Security Guide to Russia (and Beyond)28 Oct 20131:32:37not yet analysed
  15. Black Hat Briefing - Application Intrusion DetectionBlack Hat Briefing - Application Intrusion Detection28 Oct 20131:30:06not yet analysed
  16. Black Hat Briefings - Microsoft Ninjitsu Tape 1Black Hat Briefings - Microsoft Ninjitsu Tape 128 Oct 20132:01:58not yet analysed
  17. Black Hat Briefings - Microsoft Ninjitsu Tape 4Black Hat Briefings - Microsoft Ninjitsu Tape 428 Oct 20132:02:02not yet analysed
  18. Black Hat DC 2010 - Exploiting Lawful Intercept to Wiretap the InternetBlack Hat DC 2010 - Exploiting Lawful Intercept to Wiretap the Internet28 Oct 201350:48not yet analysed
  19. Black Hat DC 2010 - Hacking Oracle 11gBlack Hat DC 2010 - Hacking Oracle 11g28 Oct 201347:18not yet analysed
  20. Black Hat DC 2010 - Hacking the Smartcard ChipBlack Hat DC 2010 - Hacking the Smartcard Chip28 Oct 20131:12:34not yet analysed
  21. Black Hat DC 2010 - Internet Explorer turns your personal computer into a public file serverBlack Hat DC 2010 - Internet Explorer turns your personal computer into a public file server28 Oct 201359:55not yet analysed
  22. Black Hat EU 2001 - Hackproofing Lotus DominoBlack Hat EU 2001 - Hackproofing Lotus Domino28 Oct 201352:42not yet analysed
  23. Black Hat EU 2001 - Protecting your IP Network InfrastructureBlack Hat EU 2001 - Protecting your IP Network Infrastructure28 Oct 20131:14:00not yet analysed
  24. Black Hat EU 2001 - Routing Protocol AttacksBlack Hat EU 2001 - Routing Protocol Attacks28 Oct 20131:16:26not yet analysed
  25. Black Hat EU 2001 - Security Issues in the InfrastructureBlack Hat EU 2001 - Security Issues in the Infrastructure28 Oct 201359:10not yet analysed
  26. Black Hat EU 2001 - Smart Card SecurityBlack Hat EU 2001 - Smart Card Security28 Oct 20131:07:41not yet analysed
  27. Black Hat EU 2001 - The Other Side of Information SecurityBlack Hat EU 2001 - The Other Side of Information Security28 Oct 201357:04not yet analysed
  28. Black Hat EU 2001 - Active Directory and Group PolicyBlack Hat EU 2001 - Active Directory and Group Policy28 Oct 20131:01:17not yet analysed
  29. Black Hat EU 2001 - Decoding & Understanding Internet WormsBlack Hat EU 2001 - Decoding & Understanding Internet Worms28 Oct 20132:01:57not yet analysed
  30. Black Hat EU 2001 - IDS Evasion Design Tricks for Buffer Overflow ExploitsBlack Hat EU 2001 - IDS Evasion Design Tricks for Buffer Overflow Exploits28 Oct 201340:22not yet analysed
  31. Black Hat EU 2001 - injectso: Modifying and Spying on Running Processes Under LinuxBlack Hat EU 2001 - injectso: Modifying and Spying on Running Processes Under Linux28 Oct 20131:20:17not yet analysed
  32. Black Hat EU 2001 - injectso: Modifying and Spying on Running Processes Under Linux pt2Black Hat EU 2001 - injectso: Modifying and Spying on Running Processes Under Linux pt228 Oct 20131:02:48not yet analysed
  33. Black Hat EU 2001 - Third Generation Exploits on NT/Win2k PlatformsBlack Hat EU 2001 - Third Generation Exploits on NT/Win2k Platforms28 Oct 20132:02:07not yet analysed
  34. Black Hat EU 2001 - Web Application SecurityBlack Hat EU 2001 - Web Application Security28 Oct 20131:18:03not yet analysed
  35. Black Hat EU 2001 - Web Hacking Part 1 Hacking Exposed: E-commerceBlack Hat EU 2001 - Web Hacking Part 1 Hacking Exposed: E-commerce28 Oct 20132:02:23not yet analysed
  36. Black Hat EU 2001- Third Generation Exploits on NT/Win2k Platforms pt2Black Hat EU 2001- Third Generation Exploits on NT/Win2k Platforms pt228 Oct 20131:04:06not yet analysed
  37. Black Hat EU 2003 - $tea£ing with BGPBlack Hat EU 2003 - $tea£ing with BGP28 Oct 20131:32:34not yet analysed
  38. Black Hat EU 2003 - Data Flow AnalysisBlack Hat EU 2003 - Data Flow Analysis28 Oct 20131:32:31not yet analysed
  39. Black Hat EU 2003 - Digital Information, User Tokens, Privacy & Forensics InvestigationsBlack Hat EU 2003 - Digital Information, User Tokens, Privacy & Forensics Investigations28 Oct 20131:32:39not yet analysed
  40. Black Hat EU 2003 - Hunting Flaws in JDKBlack Hat EU 2003 - Hunting Flaws in JDK28 Oct 20131:32:41not yet analysed
  41. Black Hat EU 2003 - Masters of the Unseen: The Art of Information WarfareBlack Hat EU 2003 - Masters of the Unseen: The Art of Information Warfare28 Oct 20131:32:42not yet analysed
  42. Black Hat EU 2003 - Security Analysis of Microsoft Encrypted File System (EFS)Black Hat EU 2003 - Security Analysis of Microsoft Encrypted File System (EFS)28 Oct 20131:32:42not yet analysed
  43. Black Hat EU 2003 - The Role of Non Obvious Relationships in the Foot Printing ProcessBlack Hat EU 2003 - The Role of Non Obvious Relationships in the Foot Printing Process28 Oct 20131:32:44not yet analysed
  44. Black Hat EU 2003 - The Role of Non Obvious Relationships in the Foot Printing Process Pt. 2Black Hat EU 2003 - The Role of Non Obvious Relationships in the Foot Printing Process Pt. 228 Oct 20131:32:39not yet analysed
  45. Black Hat EU 2003 - Vivisection of an Exploit Development ProcessBlack Hat EU 2003 - Vivisection of an Exploit Development Process28 Oct 20131:32:36not yet analysed
  46. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 201359:55not yet analysed
  47. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:32:35not yet analysed
  48. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20132:01:43not yet analysed
  49. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:32:36not yet analysed
  50. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:32:33not yet analysed
  51. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:29:05not yet analysed
  52. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:32:42not yet analysed
  53. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:01:46not yet analysed
  54. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:32:38not yet analysed
  55. Black Hat EU 2003 - BriefingBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing28 Oct 20131:10:30not yet analysed
  56. Black Hat EU 2003 - Briefing: Burnett & FosterBlack Hat EU 2003 - Briefing: Burnett & Foster28 Oct 20131:05:26not yet analysed
  57. Black Hat EU 2003 - Can a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server Be Bulletproofed?Black Hat EU 2003 - Can a Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server Be Bulletproofed?28 Oct 20131:32:43not yet analysed
  58. Black Hat EU 2003 - Can You Trust Your Computer?Black Hat EU 2003 - Can You Trust Your Computer?28 Oct 20131:32:39not yet analysed
  59. Black Hat EU 2003 - Design and Software Vulnerabilities In Embedded SystemsBlack Hat EU 2003 - Design and Software Vulnerabilities In Embedded Systems28 Oct 20131:32:40not yet analysed
  60. Black Hat EU 2003 - Generic Technical DefencesBlack Hat EU 2003 - Generic Technical Defences28 Oct 20131:32:34not yet analysed
  61. Black Hat EU 2003 - PDA SecurityBlack Hat EU 2003 - PDA Security28 Oct 20131:32:47not yet analysed
  62. Black Hat EU 2003 - SQL Injection and Data Mining Through InferenceBlack Hat EU 2003 - SQL Injection and Data Mining Through Inference28 Oct 20131:32:40not yet analysed
  63. Black Hat EU 2003 - Will People Ever Pay for Privacy?Black Hat EU 2003 - Will People Ever Pay for Privacy?28 Oct 20131:32:38not yet analysed
  64. Black Hat EU 2005 - Injecting Trojans via Patch Management Software & Other Evil DeedsBlack Hat EU 2005 - Injecting Trojans via Patch Management Software & Other Evil Deeds28 Oct 20131:32:34not yet analysed
  65. Black Hat EU 2010 - Changing Threats To Privacy: From TIA to GoogleBlack Hat EU 2010 - Changing Threats To Privacy: From TIA to Google28 Oct 20131:02:07not yet analysed
  66. Black Hat EU 2010 - Hiding in the Familiar: Steganography & Vulnerabilities in Pop Archives FormatsBlack Hat EU 2010 - Hiding in the Familiar: Steganography & Vulnerabilities in Pop Archives Formats28 Oct 20131:11:10not yet analysed
  67. Black Hat EU 2010 - Next Generation ClickjackingBlack Hat EU 2010 - Next Generation Clickjacking28 Oct 20131:00:51not yet analysed
  68. Black Hat EU 2010 - Security the Facebook WayBlack Hat EU 2010 - Security the Facebook Way28 Oct 20131:01:01not yet analysed
  69. Black Hat EU 2010 - Weaponizing Wireless Networks: Attack Tool for Attacks against Sensor NetworksBlack Hat EU 2010 - Weaponizing Wireless Networks: Attack Tool for Attacks against Sensor Networks28 Oct 20131:18:31not yet analysed
  70. Black Hat EU 2012 - Yet Another Look at the State of SecurityBlack Hat EU 2012 - Yet Another Look at the State of Security28 Oct 201351:06not yet analysed
  71. Black Hat EU 2013 - A Perfect CRIME? Only TIME Will TellBlack Hat EU 2013 - A Perfect CRIME? Only TIME Will Tell28 Oct 201344:18not yet analysed
  72. Black Hat EU 2013 - Advanced Heap Manipulation in Windows 8Black Hat EU 2013 - Advanced Heap Manipulation in Windows 828 Oct 201354:04not yet analysed
  73. Black Hat EU 2013 - Brodie Practical Attacks Against MDM SolutionsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Brodie Practical Attacks Against MDM Solutions28 Oct 201345:26not yet analysed
  74. Black Hat EU 2013 - Building a Defensive Framework for Medical Device SecurityBlack Hat EU 2013 - Building a Defensive Framework for Medical Device Security28 Oct 201350:51not yet analysed
  75. Black Hat EU 2013 - DropSmack: How Cloud Sync Services Render Your Corporate Firewall WorthlessBlack Hat EU 2013 - DropSmack: How Cloud Sync Services Render Your Corporate Firewall Worthless28 Oct 201359:00not yet analysed
  76. Black Hat EU 2013 - Dude, Where's My Laptop?Black Hat EU 2013 - Dude, Where's My Laptop?28 Oct 201357:20not yet analysed
  77. Black Hat EU 2013 - Floating Car Data from Smart phonesBlack Hat EU 2013 - Floating Car Data from Smart phones28 Oct 201351:08not yet analysed
  78. Black Hat EU 2013 - Hacking Appliances: Ironic exploitation of security productsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Hacking Appliances: Ironic exploitation of security products28 Oct 20131:05:13not yet analysed
  79. Black Hat EU 2013 - Hacking Video Conferencing SystemsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Hacking Video Conferencing Systems28 Oct 201348:43not yet analysed
  80. Black Hat EU 2013 - Hardening Windows 8 apps for the Windows StoreBlack Hat EU 2013 - Hardening Windows 8 apps for the Windows Store28 Oct 201358:43not yet analysed
  81. Black Hat EU 2013 - Harnessing GP²Us - Building Better Browser Based BotnetsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Harnessing GP²Us - Building Better Browser Based Botnets28 Oct 201340:51not yet analysed
  82. Black Hat EU 2013 - Honeypot That Can Bite: Reverse PenetrationBlack Hat EU 2013 - Honeypot That Can Bite: Reverse Penetration28 Oct 201344:43not yet analysed
  83. Black Hat EU 2013 - Huawei - From China with LoveBlack Hat EU 2013 - Huawei - From China with Love28 Oct 201328:16not yet analysed
  84. Black Hat EU 2013 - Hybrid Defense: How to Protect Yourself From Polymorphic 0-daysBlack Hat EU 2013 - Hybrid Defense: How to Protect Yourself From Polymorphic 0-days28 Oct 201348:18not yet analysed
  85. Black Hat EU 2013 - Invisibility Purge: Unmasking the Dormant Events of Invisible Web ControlsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Invisibility Purge: Unmasking the Dormant Events of Invisible Web Controls28 Oct 201337:54not yet analysed
  86. Black Hat EU 2013 - Let's Play: ApplantingBlack Hat EU 2013 - Let's Play: Applanting28 Oct 201343:44not yet analysed
  87. Black Hat EU 2013 - Mesh Stalkings: Penetration Testing with Small Networked DevicesBlack Hat EU 2013 - Mesh Stalkings: Penetration Testing with Small Networked Devices28 Oct 201359:27not yet analysed
  88. Black Hat EU 2013 - Multiplayer Online Games InsecurityBlack Hat EU 2013 - Multiplayer Online Games Insecurity28 Oct 201351:58not yet analysed
  89. Black Hat EU 2013 - Next Generation Mobile RootkitsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Next Generation Mobile Rootkits28 Oct 201342:42not yet analysed
  90. Black Hat EU 2013 - Off Grid communications with Android - Meshing the mobile worldBlack Hat EU 2013 - Off Grid communications with Android - Meshing the mobile world28 Oct 201356:20not yet analysed
  91. Black Hat EU 2013 - OptiSig: Semantic Signature for Metamorphic MalwareBlack Hat EU 2013 - OptiSig: Semantic Signature for Metamorphic Malware28 Oct 201356:02not yet analysed
  92. Black Hat EU 2013 - Power Analysis Attacks for CheapskatesBlack Hat EU 2013 - Power Analysis Attacks for Cheapskates28 Oct 201358:18not yet analysed
  93. Black Hat EU 2013 - Practical Exploitation Using A Malicious Service Set Identifier (SSID)Black Hat EU 2013 - Practical Exploitation Using A Malicious Service Set Identifier (SSID)28 Oct 201359:59not yet analysed
  94. Black Hat EU 2013 - Shelters or Windmills: The Struggle For Power and Information AdvantageBlack Hat EU 2013 - Shelters or Windmills: The Struggle For Power and Information Advantage28 Oct 20131:10:02not yet analysed
  95. Black Hat EU 2013 - The Deputies Are Still ConfusedBlack Hat EU 2013 - The Deputies Are Still Confused28 Oct 201354:28not yet analysed
  96. Black Hat EU 2013 - The M2M Risk Assessment Guide, a Cyber Fast Track ProjectBlack Hat EU 2013 - The M2M Risk Assessment Guide, a Cyber Fast Track Project28 Oct 201359:06not yet analysed
  97. Black Hat EU 2013 - The Sandbox Roulette: Are You Ready For The Gamble?Black Hat EU 2013 - The Sandbox Roulette: Are You Ready For The Gamble?28 Oct 201355:19not yet analysed
  98. Black Hat EU 2013 - To dock or not to dock: Using laptop docking stations as attack platformsBlack Hat EU 2013 - To dock or not to dock: Using laptop docking stations as attack platforms28 Oct 201349:52not yet analysed
  99. Black Hat EU 2013 - Using D-Space to Open DoorsBlack Hat EU 2013 - Using D-Space to Open Doors28 Oct 201350:24not yet analysed
  100. Black Hat EU 2013 - Who's Really Attacking Your ICS Devices?Black Hat EU 2013 - Who's Really Attacking Your ICS Devices?28 Oct 201347:54not yet analysed