Workshop Registration

To prevent chaos for our workshops, we kindly ask you to register on this page (actual name or nickname)

Most workshops will be given on both days so you have 2 options.
Arrive early (5 minutes before start).
Even if you don't have a spot, drop by to see if anybody didn't show up.

Lists will be closed at midnight the day before.
If you didn't get a chance to register in time but the list isn't full yet, come and try your luck.

DJ Workshop

by Joernchen & Mumpi of Phenoelit

The workshop will run for 2,5 hours. Two sessions catering for 8 attendees will be run. When registering, indicate (1) or (2) !!!

Collective Malicious PDF Analysis

by (Brandon Dixon - x0ner)

What you need : Users should bring their laptop if they want to participate in the analysis. You should also have the ability to run a VMware Virtual machine. This could mean having Fusion, Player or Workstation installed.

There is no maximum audience amount.

Script Kiddie Hacking Techniques

by Ellen Moar & Colin McLean

Participants needs a laptop capable of running a VM (Virtualbox could be provided if necessary). Internet access is also required.

More than 20 people will be allowed to get in for the workshop, but only the first 20 people will get the more attention!

The Web Application Hacking Toolchain

by Jason Haddix - jhaddix

White Hat Shellcode: Not for Exploits

by Didier Stevens

The goal of this workshop is to plant a seed: that shellcode has a place in your defense toolbox. The goal is not to learn to write shellcode, neither is it to present a complete anthology of white hat shellcode. I want to show a few examples to help you be more creative, so that when you are facing a problem in your IT sec job, you will also consider shellcode as a potential solution.

Shellcode is almost always used in attack scenarios, but it can also be used to defend. Shellcode is just a tool, and it can be a solution to your problem.

In this workshop we will work together on 5 cases:

1. loading/unloading a DLL

2. enforcing DEP

3. testing your security setup

4. patching an application

5. preventing heapsprays with shellcode

What you need to bring: your laptop with Windows XP SP3 (32-bit, preferably in a virtual machine).

You also need to download two files: http://workshop.DidierStevens.com

WiFi malware for Fun and Profit

by Vivek Ramachandran

Attendees must get their own laptop with Windows 7 and a working internal Wi-Fi card or external Adapter. Also, please get along Backtrack 5 installed in the Windows 7 laptop using Virtualbox along with a USB based Wi-Fi card which supports packet sniffing / injection (like the Alfa Network AWUS036H card). However, if you do not have the external card, you should still be able to follow the workshop, though not be able to participate in all labs.

Maximum 25 participants

Cisco VoIP insecurity workshop

by Sandro Gauci and Joffrey Czarny aka Sn0rkY

What you need : Users should bring their laptop and a long ethernet network cable!

There is a maximum number of Cisco IP phone available.

Beer brewing workshop

by Machtelt Garrels

Lock Picking 101

by Walter Belgers (TOOOL)

What you need : You don't need to bring any particular tools. Everything will be lended to participant during the workshop. If you have, you can bring your own lockpicking toolset.

There is a maximum circular capacity of 20 people.

Hacking your conference badge

by OpenAMD Crew

Agnitio: the security code review Swiss army knife

by David Rook aka Securityninja

What you need: Users needs to bring a laptop configured as per the information in the link below.

The following things are required for the Agnitio hands on demos:

•A 32bit Windows Operating System (XP or 7 preferably – VM will be fine)
•.NET framework 3.5 installed
•Agnitio v2.0 installed
•Download the Pandemobium Android and iOS source code
•Download the selected vulnerable open source application

http://www.securityninja.co.uk/application-security/brucon-agnitio-workshop/

There is no maximum audience amount.

Podcasters meetup

This is a walk-in event

Infosec Mentors

This is a walk-in event