
Explore the vulnerabilities of everyday devices and learn about the potential dangers of an increasingly hackable world in this eye-opening talk by cybersecurity expert Avi Rubin.

Explore mobile application wrapping solutions for BYOD, analyzing their security claims, implementation, and vulnerabilities in iOS and Android environments.

Explore iOS 7's Multipeer Connectivity Framework: network-level analysis, security model, threats, and real-world app implementation. Gain insights into peer-to-peer communication on iOS devices.

Detailed walkthrough of reverse-engineering and exploiting a hardened MSP430-based key storage device, covering firmware extraction, crypto analysis, and various attack techniques.

Explore the evolution of ransomware, focusing on CryptoLocker and its impact. Learn about threat intelligence responses, infrastructure tracking, and lessons for managing emerging cyber threats.

Explore wireless hacking using software-defined radio. Learn to analyze, reverse engineer, and exploit RF signals in various systems, from pagers to satellites, using open-source tools and affordable hardware.

Explore 48 cryptographic attacks through hands-on challenges, covering block ciphers, public key algorithms, and real-world vulnerabilities. Gain practical insights into crypto exploitation across multiple programming languages.

Explore practical timing attacks in web applications, focusing on detection, exploitability, and defense. Learn to distinguish theoretical vulnerabilities from real threats using the 'time trial' tool.

Explore ethical hacking through a card game that simulates security audits and consulting. Learn about diverse hacking skills, mission challenges, and cybersecurity concepts in an engaging, entertaining format.

Automated iOS app security assessment tool SIRA demonstrated, revealing common flaws in AppStore products. Explores risks, testing methods, and future improvements for mobile app security.

Explore hardware vulnerabilities in secure systems through a side-channel attack on RSA signatures, demonstrating how induced faults can compromise software-secure systems and extract private keys.

Explore advanced malware obfuscation techniques that bind execution to specific host environments, making automated analysis ineffective. Learn about the arms race between malware authors and security practitioners.

Explore vulnerabilities in common archive formats, revealing steganographic techniques and processing errors that impact security tools and forensic analysis. Includes demonstrations and new tool introduction.

Discover affordable power analysis attack techniques for cryptographic systems using open-source hardware and software. Learn to set up a budget-friendly lab and perform live demonstrations against AES implementations.

Explore novel proof-of-concept attack techniques on Android and iOS devices that bypass traditional mobile malware detection and circumvent common Mobile Device Management features.

Explore security considerations for Windows 8 Store apps, covering HTML5, backend services, cloud computing, and WinRT to ensure robust and privacy-focused mobile development.

Explore browser-based botnets using GPUs for powerful computations. Learn about XSS, HTML5, and WebGL techniques to create efficient, cross-platform botnets capable of breaking strong encryption and impacting cybersecurity.

Explore the future of password hashing, its challenges, and the Password Hashing Competition initiative to develop improved methods for securing digital systems.

Explore techniques for creating undetectable backdoors in symmetric ciphers, examining historical cases and discussing innovative approaches to cryptographic vulnerabilities.

Explore vulnerabilities in Automatic Identification Systems, including malicious routes, hijacking, spoofing, and DoS attacks. Learn about real-world experiments and proposed countermeasures.

Discover affordable power analysis attack techniques for cryptographic systems using open-source hardware and software. Learn to set up a budget-friendly lab and perform live demonstrations against AES implementations.