Infoz Who: Hackers like you. What: ToorCon 9 When: October 19th-21st, 2007 Where: San Diego Convention Center Why: What could possibly go wrong?

Conference

We're proud to announce or finalized lineup for ToorCon 9. The conference will kick off with a reception on Friday, October 19th and will be followed by one day of 50 minute talks and a second day of 20 minute talks. Pre-registration is now closed but you still have a chance to register at the door!

- iCal Schedule
- XCal Schedule

Friday, October 19th, 2007

Time	Event - 26B
18:30	Registration
19:00	Friday Night Reception

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

Time	Attack - 25AB	Defense - 26AB
09:30	Registration
10:30	Beetle [M] Wolverine, Yo' Mama, Spooks, and Osama
11:30	Dan Kaminsky [M] Black Ops 2007: Design Reviewing the Web
12:30	Lunch Break
14:00	Charles Miller [M] Fuzzing with Code Coverage by Example	Remorse [M] Textella: An Alternative Application of Peer to Peer Structured Networks
15:00	Matt Miller [M] Cthulhu: A software analysis framework built on Phoenix	Scott Moulton [M] Advanced Hacking Flash/Hard Drive Recoveries
16:00	Jerome Athias [M] Speeding up the exploits' development process	Richard Johnson [M] AutoHacking with Phoenix Enabled Data Flow Analysis
17:00	Travis Goodspeed [M] Exploiting Wireless Sensor Networks over 802.15.4	Brandon Enright [M] Exposing Stormworm
18:00	Jason Medeiros [M] The Last Stand: 100% Automatic 0day, Achieved, Explained, and Demonstrated.	3ric Johanson, Nick Farr, mc.fly [M] Hackerspaces Panel: Hacker spaces in Europe, the US, and the future!
19:00	Nick Farr Hacker Foundation Auction
21:30	ToorCon Party: Sponsored by Microsoft

Sunday, October 21st, 2007

Time	Attack - 25AB	Defense - 26AB
12:00	Alexander Lash [M] CDMA Unlocking and Modification	Damon McCoy, Kevin Bauer [M] BitBlender: Providing Lightweight Anonymity for BitTorrent
12:30	Jason Ostrom, John Kindervag [M] VoIP Penetration Testing: Lessons Learned, Tools and Techniques	Deviant Ollam [M] Beating Back the Physical Security Boogeyman: How to Stop Fearing Things That Go Bump in the Night
13:00	Nathan Rittenhouse [M] Byakugan: Automating Exploitation	Richard Rushing [M] Hotspot Analysis: Looking at Hotspots with a Magnifying Glass
13:30	Paul Battista [M] New SQL Injection Tricks	datagram [M] Live Memory Forensics
14:00	Nick Kezhaya, Sachin Joglekar [M] Attacking VoIP to gain control of a laptop	Sam Bowne [M] Teaching Hacking at College
14:30	I)ruid [M] Context-keyed Payload Encoding	asm [M] Social Data Mining Through Telephony Vulnerabilities
15:00	Coffee & Snack Break
15:30	Brenda Larcom [M] Privilege-Centric Security Analysis	Zax [M] Using Type Systems to Reduce your Security Risks
16:00	Nathan McFeters, Billy Rios, Rob Carter [M] URI Use and Abuse	Tom Stracener [M] Hacking the EULA: Reverse Benchmarking Web Applications
16:30	Vivek Ramachandran, Md Sohail Ahmad [M] Cafe Latte with a Free Topping of Cracked WEP: Retrieving WEP Keys From Road-Warriors	Jesse Hurley [M] Hacking Media Industry Economics: Piracy & Profits
17:00	Dan Griffin [M] Hacking Windows Vista Security	Strom Carlson [M] The Talk Talk: How to give better tech presentations
17:30	Blake Hartstein, Matt Richard Extrusion and Exploitability Scanning	Christopher Abad [M] Post-Scarcity
18:00	Zane Lackey [M] vnak (VoIP Network Attack Kit): a grand unified VoIP attack tool for H.323, IAX, and SIP	Jay Beale [M] They're Hacking Our Clients! Why Are We Only Vuln Assessing Servers?
18:30	Geo, h1kari Closing Remarks