RUXCON

Presentaciones de Ruxcon 2016



Ya podemos acceder a las presentaciones de Ruxcon Security Conference 2016:

• Windows Metafiles: An Analysis of the EMF Attack Surface & Recent Vulnerabilities
• Forcing A Targeted LTE Cellphone Into An Unsafe Network
• $hell on Earth: From Browser to System Compromise
• Demystifying the Secure Enclave Processor
• Strolling into Ring-0 via I/O Kit Drivers
• Rainbow Over the Windows: More Colors Than You Could Expect
• Hacker-Machine Interface - State of the Union for SCADA HMI Vulnerabilities
• Breaking out of QEMU
• Make iOS App more Robust and Security through Fuzzing
• Exploiting COF Vulnerabilities In The Linux Kernel
• Of Mice and Keyboards: On the Security of Modern Wireless Desktop Sets
• Firmware Biopsy: Towards Taming The Lunacy
• Leaking Windows Kernel Pointers
• FRAPL - Next Generation Reverse Engineering Framework
• Documented to Fail
• Writing Malware While The Blue Team Is Staring At You
• Fighting Metamorphism using Deep Neural Network with Fourier
• On Her Majesty’s Secret Service – GRX and a Spy Agency
• Orbiting The Saturn: Investigating A Decades-Old DRM System
• Make Event Tracing Great Again

Presentaciones de Ruxcon 2015



Aquí tenéis la lista de las presentaciones que se han publicados de Ruxcon 2015:

• DNS as a Defense Vector
• High Performance Fuzzing
• The New South Wales iVote System: Security Failures and Verification Flaws in a Live Online Election
• MalwAirDrop: Compromising iDevices via AirDrop
• Broadcasting Your Attack: Security Testing DAB Radio In Cars
• Windows 10: 2 Steps Forward, 1 Step Back
• Practical Intel SMEP Bypass Techniques on Linux
• Advanced SOHO Router Exploitation
• Why Attacker's Toolsets Do What They Do
• SDN Security
• Window Driver Attack Surface: Some New Insights
• Abusing Adobe Reader¹s JavaScript APIs
• High-Def Fuzzing: Exploring Vulnerabilities in HDMI-CEC
• VoIP Wars: Destroying Jar Jar Lync
• VENOM
• Fruit Salad, yummy yummy: An analysis of ApplePay
• A Peek Under The Blue Coat
• Automated Malware Analysis: A Behavioural Approach to Automated Unpacking
• Tasty Malware Analysis with T.A.C.O.: Bringing Cuckoo Reports into IDA Pro
• A Practical Robust Mitigation and Testing Tool for Use-After-Free Vulnerabilities
• Testing TLS - How To Check If Your TLS Implementation Is Correct
• Microarchitecture Independent VM Introspection

Presentaciones de Ruxcon 2013



Ya tenemos disponibles las presentaciones (diapositivas) de Ruxcon 2103, conferencia sobre seguridad informática celebrada anualmente en Melbourne, Australia.

• Amateur Satellite Intelligence: Watching North Korea
• Payment Applications Handle Lots of Money. No, Really: Lots Of It.
• Visualization For Reverse Engineering and Forensics
• Electronic Voting Security, Privacy and Verifiability
• Cracking and Analyzing Apple iCloud Protocols: iCloud Backups, Find My iPhone, Document Storage
• Buried by time, dust and BeEF
• Under the Hood Of Your Password Generator
• Malware, Sandboxing and You: How Enterprise Malware and 0day Detection is About To Fail (Again)
• VoIP Wars: Return of the SIP
• BIOS Chronomancy: Fixing the Static Root of Trust for Measurement
• The BYOD PEAP Show: Mobile Devices Bare Auth
• Bypassing Content-Security-Policy
• Deus Ex Concolica - Explorations in end-to-end automated binary exploitation
• Top of the Pops: How to top the charts with zero melodic talent and a few friendly computers
• AntiTraintDroid - Escaping Taint Analysis on Android for Fun and Profit
• Introspy : Security Profiling for Blackbox iOS and Android
• Inside Story Of Internet Banking: Reversing The Secrets Of Banking Malware
• Edward Snowden: It's Complicated
• Roll the Dice and Take Your Chances
• Cracking, CUDA and the Cloud – Cracking Passwords Has Never Been So Simple, Fast and Cheap

Vídeos de la Ruxcon 2012



Ya están disponibles los vídeos de la pasada Ruxcon 2012. Recuerda que las presentaciones también están disponibles.

• Reverse Engineering a Mass Transit Ticketing System - TrainHack
• Hardware Backdooring is Practical - Jonathan Brossard
• Injecting PHY-Layer Packets without a Bug or your Radio - Travis Goodspeed
• How To Catch a Chameleon: Its All In Your Heap - Steven Seeley
• Tracking vulnerable JARs - David Jorm
• A Tale of Two Firefox Bugs - Fionnbharr Davies
• Bluetooth Packet Sniffing Using Project Ubertooth - Dominic Spill
• Thar' be Vuln. ID's Here - A Data Mining Case Study Matt Jones
• Detecting Source Code Re-use through Metadata and Context Partial Hashing - Daniel Cabezas
• Advanced Persistent Response - Peleus Uhley
• Finding Needles in Haystacks (The Size of Countries) - Michael Baker
• Binary Instrumentation for Android - Collin Mulliner
• Examination of the VMWARE ESXi Binary Protocol Using Canape - Alex Chapman
• Monitoring Repositories for Fun and Profit - Louis Nyffenegger
• Windows Kernel Fuzzing For Beginners - Ben Nagy
• Firefox OS Application Security - Paul Theriault
• Targeted Malware -- Sophisticated Criminals or Babytown Frolics? - Josh Grunzweig & Ryan Merritt
• Exploiting Internal Network Vulns via the Browser Using BeEF Bind - Ty Miller & Michele Orru
• The Impacts of Advancing Technology on Computer Forensics and E-Discovery - Adam Daniel
• The 3 Rings of the Data Breach Circus - Mark Goudie
• FooCodeChu for Software Analysis, Malware Detection & Vuln Research - Silvio Cesare
• Practical Attacks on Payment Gateways - Eldar Marcussen
• De Mysteriis Dom Jobsivs: Mac EFI Rootkits - snare

Presentaciones de la Ruxcon 2012



La conferencia sobre seguridad Ruxcon se celbebró en Australia los pasados 20 y 21 de octubre. Ya están disponibles (la mayoría) las presentaciones oficiales. Aquí tenéis la lista:

• De Mysteriis Dom Jobsivs: Mac EFI Rootkits
• Exploiting Internal Network Vulns via the Browser Using BeEF Bind
• Android Malware Detection in the Cloud
• Thar' be Vuln. ID's Here - A Data Mining Case Study
• Practical Attacks on Payment Gateways
• Targeted Malware – Sophisticated Criminals or Babytown Frolics?
• Reverse Engineering a Mass Transit Ticketing System
• FooCodeChu for Software Analysis, Malware Detection, & Vuln Research
• Windows Kernel Fuzzing For Beginners
• Examination of the VMWARE ESXi Binary Protocol Using Canape
• Tracking vulnerable JARs
• Finding Needles in Haystacks (The Size of Countries)
• How To Catch a Chameleon: Its All In Your Heap
• Bluetooth Packet Sniffing Using Project Ubertooth
• Advanced Persistent Response
• Hardware Backdooring is Practical
• Binary Instrumentation for Android
• The Blackhole Exploit Kit Spam Runs

Presentaciones de la Ruxcon 2011



Ya podemos acceder a las presentaciones de la Ruxcon 2011 celebrada el 19 y 20 del pasado mes de noviembre en Melbourne, Australia:

• 2011 Data Breach Investigations Report - Verizon, US Secret Service, Dutch High Tech Crime Unit - Mark Goudie
• An Embarrassingly Simple Solution to the Problem of Protecting Browser Users - Peter Gutmann
• APCO P25 Security Revisited - The Practical Attacks! - Steve Glass and Matt Robert
• Automated Detection of Software Bugs and Vulnerabilities in Linux - Silvio Cesare
• Digital Forensic Evidence: From Certainty to Shades of Grey - Dr. Bradley Schatz
• Encyclopaedia Of Windows Privilege Escalation - Brett Moore
• Forensic Timeline Splunking - Nick Klein
• GCC Plugins: Die by the Sword - Matt Davis
• Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger... - Louis Nyffenegger & Luke Jahnke
• Malware Mythbusters - Alex Kirk
• Operation Carpo, The Hack of an Australian Registrar - Alex Tilley
• Post Memory Corruption Memory Analysis - Jonathon Brossard
• Unusual and Hilarious Vulnerabilities - R00t Dude
• Hacking Hollywood - Nick Freeman / vt
• All your RFz Belong to Me: Hacking the Wireless World with GNU Radio - Balint Seeber
• Windows Kernel Vulnerability Research and Exploitation - Gilad Bakas
• 4 Years and 4 Thousand Websites Worth of Vulnerability Assessments: What Have We Learned? - Jeremiah Grossman
• JBoss security: penetration, protection and patching - David Jorm
• Hacking iPhones and iPads - Ilja Van Sprundel
• Browser GFX Security - Ben Hawkes
• SSL Traffic Analysis Attacks - Vincent Berg
• Mobile and Contactless Payment Security (There’s an App for that!) - Peter Fillmore
• The Security Of 3D Web Extensions - James Forshaw
• Bypassing and Strengthening Linux Security Controls - Andrew Griffiths
• Open Source Intelligence is not just Facebook - Kayne
• Defiling MacOSX - Snare
• Analysis Avoidance Techniques of Malicious Software - Murray Brand
• A Hackers Guide to Internet Marketing - Mark Blaszczyk
• Issues of Teaching Ethical Hacking at the University Level - Peter Hannay
• Faster, More Effective Flowgraph-based Malware Classification - Silvio Cesare
• An Introduction to Software Defined Radio - Balint Seeber
• Femtocell Security and Threats on Telecommunication Infrastructure - Ravi Borgaonk

Bonus: Solución al CTF.

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Material de la Ruxcon 2010



Pues como dice el título, ya están disponible para descarga las presentaciones de la Ruxcon 2010. Aunque no están todas las presentaciones y no hay vídeos tampoco. No sé subirán las que faltan y/o si en algún momento subirán algún vídeo.

Está conferencia se celebró los pasados 20 y 21 de Noviembre en Melbourne.

A continuación os dejo las charlas de las que han subido su presentación con su correspondiente enlace al documento. (Que mal acostumbrado te tengo Newlog!)