Wild West Hackin' Fest 2019

10:00am - Nick Roy: OSINT and the Hermit Kingdom. Leveraging online sources to learn more about the worlds most secret nation.

10:45am - Marcus W Tonsmann: DoH (DNS over HTTPS) for attackers and defenders
DoH is coming. This talk will prepare you by covering the basics of the protocol, available tools for testers, and techniques being leveraged by real adversaries. Proactive defensive measures will also be discussed, with an eye towards the future.

11:30am - Robert Hawes: Enumerating Userland Applications Attack Surface on Windows
This presentation will cover how to perform attack surface enumeration concerning windows userland applications. Inside the domain of vulnerability research, many different methodologies exist for how a researcher may start their journey with auditing an application. This presentation will provide information on how to enumerate the attack surface of userland applications that are deployed on the Windows operating system.

1:00pm - Kelly Whitaker: Hacking Pioneers, Breaking through the stigma of influential advertising
This presentation will challenge the way you think about those who are in the computer science industry.

1:45pm - Ryan Stalets: Abusing AWS Architecture (and How to Defend It)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers many architecture features which improve application performance and make it easier to deploy applications. This talk will look at two AWS architecture features which can be abused to hide C2 traffic and compromise application code and infrastructure. We will also discuss these features from a "prevent, detect, respond" perspective with a special emphasis on detection and response actions for SOC/IR teams.

2:30pm - Serenity Smile: Fortify Yourself First: Personal Cybersecurity Distilled
As a cybersecurity professional, are you doing the best you can to protect
yourself and your family first? This talk will thoroughly distill the latest research and provide a
practical cheat sheet for what you need to do NOW to mitigate risks as a user of cyberspace.

3:15pm - Nicholas Childs: Aircraft avionics primer for hackers

4:00pm - James Arnold: Configuring Malleable C2 for Threat Emulation and Opsec Safe(ish) Payloads
This talk will start by showing the options of Cobalt Strike’s Malleable C2 Profiles. Next, we will go through the process of getting information from malware analysis reports to mimic malware for use in testing detection systems and/or use in Purple Team projects. Finally, we will go through options for creating a more Opsec safe(ish) profile.