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44CON 2019

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44CON 2019 Opening

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Matt Summers - 4G to 5G - Cellular Security Myths and the Reality (not filmed)

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Aaron Adams, Cedric Halbronn & James Fisher - EternalGlue - Rewriting NotPetya for corporate use

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Nicolas Joly - Hunting for bugs, catching dragons

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44CON 2019 Community Evening Opening

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Registration opens

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44CON 2019 Day 2 Opening

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Tony Gee & Vangelis Stykas - The billion dollar IoT attack no one knows about

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Closing ceremony

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Lunch

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Lunch

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Gin o'clock

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Kyle Tobener & Alessandro Lapucci - Throw Open The Gates: Trading Control for Visibility

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Breaking Badge - Tim Wilkes and Phyushin

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Pizza with Detectify

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Phillip Roskosch & Stephan Huber - Dial V for Vulnerable: Attacking VoIP Phones

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Many Hats Club Intro

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Kashish Mittal - One Person Army - Playbook on how to be the first Security Engineer at a company

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Daniel Romero & Mario Rivas - Mundane office equipment: The front door to persistence on enterprise networks

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Matt Wixey - “I’m unique, just like you: Human side-channels and their implications for security and privacy”

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Ian Tabor - Car Hacking Village - CAN bus basics with hands on fuzzing

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Klaus Schmeh - Cold War Cryptography

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Break

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Guy Barnhart-Magen - Security Research Teams - How to manage, grow and retain them

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Chrissy Morgan - RFID Hacking Tools Workshop

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Chris Wade - Making something out of something

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Registration opens

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Break

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Max Kamper - Introduction to GLIBC heap exploitation

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From fuzzing to free reign - Finding zero days with Tenable Research

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Rebalance Every 10,000 Kilometers

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Scout Suite – A Multi-Cloud Security Auditing Tool

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Continuous Integration / Continuous Bounties: Attacking development pipelines for actual profit

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NCSC and Duncan Atkin - Logging Made Easy Workshop

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Marcello Salvati - BYOI (Bring Your Own Interpreter) payloads: Fusing the powah of .NET with a scripting language of your choosing

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Here be dragons… the AWS S3 logging minefields

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Neil Kettle - IBM/Trusteer Rapport: Does IBM (I)ntentionally (B)ackdoor (M)achines?

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Matt Lorentzen - Automating user interaction with Sheepl: Soup to Nuts

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Blade Runner 2049

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Katharina Sommer - Outsourcing global cyber norms?

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The CISO's Dilemma

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Owning The Cloud Through SSRF

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Blade Runner Final Cut

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Doors open for Day 2

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Jordan Santarsieri - Spyware, Ransomware and Worms. How to prevent the next SAP tragedy

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Careers Morning

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Morning Yoga Session

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Scammerz Live Scambaiting hosted by Stu [NSFW]

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Johanna Ydergård - How to have a broader impact as an ethical hacker

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Live Many Hats Club Podcast Session