Vídeos & Slides de la ShmooCon 2009

Para todos los que no os podéis pagar un viaje a Washington D.C. y a ver a tipos super raros haciendo cosas raras, raras con los portátiles y tampoco disfrutar de los dos tipos más sexies y salados de toda la conferencia a.k.a. : Palako & Maligno o Maligno & Palako (que tanto monto, monto tanto) ya están disponibles todas las presentaciones de la conferencia. Ha sido un trabaja relamente rápido si se tiene en cuenta que la conferencia tuvo lugar a finales de Febrero, y ya están tanto las diapositivas como los videos.

ShmooCon 2009: Slides & Videos

- Keynote: Matt Blaze
- Are bad times good for security professionals?, G. Mark Hardy, Mark McGovern, Peter Guerra, Bruce Potter
- 802.11 ObgYn or "Spread Your Spectrum", Rick Farina
- All your packets are belong to us - Attacking backbone technologies, Enno Rey and Daniel Mende
- Automated Mapping of Large Binary Objects, Ben Sangster, Roy Ragsdale and Greg Conti
- Blinded By Flash: Widespread Security Risks Flash Developers Dont See, Prajakta Jagdale
- Building an All-Channel Bluetooth Monitor, Michael Ossmann and Dominic Spill
- Building the 2008 and 2009 ShmooBall Launchers, Larry Pesce and David Lauer
- Building Wireless Sensor Hardware and Software, Joshua Gourneau
- The Day Spam Stopped (The Srizbi Botnet Takedown), Julia Wolf
- Decoding the SmartKey, Shane Lawson
- Enough with the Insanity: Dictionary Based Rainbow Tables, Matt Weir
- EDL Cloning for $250, Chris Paget
- Exploring Novel Ways in Building Botnets, Enno Rey and Daniel Mende
- The Fast-Track Suite: Advanced Penetration techniques made easy, David Kennedy
- Fail 2.0: Further Musings on Attacking Social Networks, Nathan Hamiel and Shawn Moyer
- The Gentlemen's Agreement - Pwning Friends Legally for Fun, ????, and Profit!, Zachary Fasel, Matthew Jakubowski, and Josh Krueger
- Hack the Genome! The Age of Bimolecular Cryptology, R. Mark Adams
- Jsunpack: A Solution to Decode JavaScript Exploits as they Rapidly Evolve, Blake Hartstein
- Man in the Middling Everything with the Middler, Jay Beale
- Next Generation Wireless Recon, Visualizing the Airwaves, Joshua D. Abraham and Ben Smith
- Off the Shelf Security - Meeting Crime with an Open Source Mind, Nick Waite, Burke Cates, and Stephen Janansky
- Open Vulture - Scavenging the Friendly Skies Open Source UAV Platform, Matt Davis and Ethan O'Toole
- OWASP AntiSamy - Picking a fight with XSS, Arshan Dabirsiaghi and Jason Li
- 0wn the Con, The Shmoo Group
- Phishing Statistics and Intuitive Enumeration of Hosts and Roles, Sean Palka
- Pulling a John Connor: Defeating Android, Charlie MIller
- Radio Reconnaissance in Penetration Testing - All Your RF Are Belong to Us, Matt Neely
- Re-Playing with (Blind) SQL Injection, Chema Alonso and Palako
- Reinterpreting the Disclosure Debate for Web Infections, Oliver Day and Rachel Greenstadt
- RFID Unplugged, 3ric Johanson
- Security vs Usability - False Paradigms of Lazyness, Dead Addict
- Solve This Cipher and Win!, Michael "theprez98" Schearer
- Storming the Ivy Tower - How to hack your way into Academia, Sandy Clark
- Stranger in a Strange Land: Reflections on a Linux Guy's First Year at Microsoft, Crispin Cowan
- Ten Cool Things You Didn't Know About Your Hard Drive!, Scott Moulton
- They took my laptop! - U.S. Search and Seizure Explained, Tyler Pitchford
- Watching the Watcher: The Prevalence of Third-party Web Tracking, Brent Chapman, Tera Corbari and Matt Devers

Ale, para que no digas que este fin de semana no tenías nada que hacer....

Saludos Malignos!