Conclusions and Key Takeaways from Black Hat Asia 2022
Insightful discussion on pressing InfoSec issues, trends, and future strategies by Black Hat Asia Review Board members, covering topics like stress testing, sanctions, governance, and emerging technologies.
Hacking Democracy - Will Our Societies Hold?
Explore the impact of digital technologies on democratic societies and the challenges they pose to governance, social cohesion, and political stability in this thought-provoking keynote.
Smashing the ML Stack for Fun and Lawsuits
Explore legal risks and ethical considerations of testing commercial ML systems' security, with insights on potential lawsuits and regulatory implications for researchers.
The Case for a National Cybersecurity Safety Board
Explores the need for a National Cybersecurity Safety Board to investigate and prevent cyber attacks, drawing parallels with the NTSB and addressing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Most Ransomware Isn't As Complex As You Might Think
Análisis de más de 1.300 muestras de ransomware revela que la mayoría no son tan sofisticados como se cree. Se discuten técnicas de detección y prevención, así como la evolución y características comunes de diferentes familias de ransomware.
Automated Human Vulnerability Scanning With AVA
Explore automated human vulnerability scanning with AVA, a tool for mapping people's connectivity, testing security threats, and measuring behavior to address human security risks.
Is the NSA Still Listening to Your Phone Calls? - A Surveillance Debate
Debate on NSA surveillance practices, focusing on Section 215 of the Patriot Act and recent reforms. Explores impact on privacy, national security, and the effectiveness of congressional oversight.
How to Hack Government - Technologists as Policy Makers
Explore how technologists can influence policy-making, focusing on the FTC's role in protecting online privacy and data security through enforcement, research, and consumer protection initiatives.
The Big Chill - Legal Landmines that Stifle Security Research and How to Disarm Them
Legal challenges and risks in security research: exploring laws, cases, and potential solutions to protect researchers while promoting cybersecurity advancements.
Nobody is Listening to Your Phone Calls - Really - A Debate and Discussion on the NSA's Activities
Debate on NSA surveillance activities, exploring privacy concerns, legal implications, and national security arguments. Experts discuss the scope and impact of data collection programs on citizens' rights.
The Lifecycle of a Revolution
Exploring the evolution of the internet, from idealistic beginnings to current challenges, and examining future trends in digital security, privacy, and freedom.
Cybercrime in the Deep Web
Explore automated detection of cybercrime in anonymous networks beyond TOR, including I2P and FreeNET. Learn about DeWA system for identifying emerging threats in the Deep Web.
The Battle for Free Speech on the Internet
Explore the challenges and strategies for preserving online freedom of speech, examining the impact of censorship and the role of tech companies in protecting lawful content.
Critical Vulnerabilities and Bug Bounty Programs
Explore critical vulnerabilities discovered through bug bounty programs, their impact on customers, and strategies for improving submission quality and researcher participation.
Back Doors and Front Doors - Breaking the Unbreakable System
Exploring government demands for backdoor access to encrypted data, examining proposed solutions, and discussing the balance between security and privacy in digital communications.
How Federal Prosecutors Use The CFAA
Explore the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act through a federal prosecutor's lens. Gain insights into charging decisions, sentencing factors, and balancing security research with law enforcement needs.
GameOver Zeus - Badguys and Backends
Detailed exploration of GameOver Zeus botnet, covering its operators, law enforcement investigation, and innovative legal strategies used to dismantle the cybercriminal network.
The Underground Ecosystem of Credit Card Frauds
Explore the aftermath of POS malware breaches, uncovering the organized network behind credit card fraud, from purchasing stolen data to creating counterfeit cards and cashing out.
Defense at Hyperscale - Technologies and Policies for a Defensible Cyberspace
Explore strategies for achieving defensible cyberspace through innovative technologies, operational improvements, and policies that prioritize defense over offense in the digital realm.
Information Access and Information Sharing - Where We Are and Where We Are Going
Exploring DHS's vision for rapid, widespread cybersecurity information sharing across sectors. Discusses challenges and the goal of making threat indicators a public good for enhanced network defense.
Policy to Technology - Translating U.S. Privacy Regulations for Implementation
Explore U.S. privacy regulations and their practical implementation in technology, bridging the gap between policy and technical solutions for data protection.