Black Hat, the family of information security events, has unveiled its initial briefings lineup for Black Hat Asia 2017, with additional programming to be announced soon.
Returning to Singapore, the event will bring together the world's information security professionals and researchers for two days of technical training, followed by two days of briefings, including a new track on applied security. This year's lineup of speakers will dive into topics spanning mobile hacking, malware defense, reverse engineering, cryptography and more.
Highlights from the Black Hat Asia 2017 programme so far include:
Mobile hacks such as exploiting an iOS device remotely via Wi-Fi without any user interaction, completely bypassing the iOS sandbox; looking at challenges solved in making an untethered 9.0-9.3.x jailbreak; and examining the underlying attack vector and fundamental security problems with Android plugin technology.
Breaking Popular Korean Transit Smartcards: by embedding cryptographic features via side-channel attacks, allowing for the illegal recharging of balances and targeting of profile information.
Exploiting Email Clients: disclosing severe vulnerabilities of mail clients as well as software services that could allow an attacker to take over access to sensitive user information
Automotive Diagnostics Exploration: introducing an open source Unified Diagnostic Services stack in Python with live demonstrations.
Prior to the briefings, Black Hat Asia offers two days of deeply technical, hands-on Training courses led by the some of the brightest minds in the industry. This year's Trainings will span topics such as infrastructure hacking, penetration testing, malware analysis and more.
Organisers are also looking for contributions to Black Hat Arsenal. The popular tool and demo area showcases the hottest developments from the open-source community. The call for tools (CFT) remains open till February 6.
Interested?
Black Hat Asia will take place March 28 to 31, 2017 at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Take advantage of early registration prices by January 27
See the current 2017 programme lineup and view presentation abstracts
Save S$200 on courses through booking by January 27
Submit tools for Black Hat Arsenal
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Returning to Singapore, the event will bring together the world's information security professionals and researchers for two days of technical training, followed by two days of briefings, including a new track on applied security. This year's lineup of speakers will dive into topics spanning mobile hacking, malware defense, reverse engineering, cryptography and more.
Highlights from the Black Hat Asia 2017 programme so far include:
Mobile hacks such as exploiting an iOS device remotely via Wi-Fi without any user interaction, completely bypassing the iOS sandbox; looking at challenges solved in making an untethered 9.0-9.3.x jailbreak; and examining the underlying attack vector and fundamental security problems with Android plugin technology.
Breaking Popular Korean Transit Smartcards: by embedding cryptographic features via side-channel attacks, allowing for the illegal recharging of balances and targeting of profile information.
Exploiting Email Clients: disclosing severe vulnerabilities of mail clients as well as software services that could allow an attacker to take over access to sensitive user information
Automotive Diagnostics Exploration: introducing an open source Unified Diagnostic Services stack in Python with live demonstrations.
Prior to the briefings, Black Hat Asia offers two days of deeply technical, hands-on Training courses led by the some of the brightest minds in the industry. This year's Trainings will span topics such as infrastructure hacking, penetration testing, malware analysis and more.
Organisers are also looking for contributions to Black Hat Arsenal. The popular tool and demo area showcases the hottest developments from the open-source community. The call for tools (CFT) remains open till February 6.
Interested?
Black Hat Asia will take place March 28 to 31, 2017 at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Take advantage of early registration prices by January 27
See the current 2017 programme lineup and view presentation abstracts
Save S$200 on courses through booking by January 27
Submit tools for Black Hat Arsenal
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