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Day 01

Wednesday 30 September, 2020

16:00 - 16:30 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
LIVE PROGRAMME

A new Chinese APT ‘Evasive Panda’ group targets India and Hong Kong using a new variant of MgBot malware

Hossein Jazi (Malwarebytes) & Jérôme Segura (Malwarebytes)
16:30 - 17:00 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
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The eye on the Nile: Egypt’s civil society under attack

Aseel Kayal (Check Point Software Technologies)
17:00 - 17:30 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
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The fall of Domino – a preinstalled hostile downloader

Łukasz Siewierski (Google)
17:45 - 18:15 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
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The days before R-Day: ransomware toolsets

Gabor Szappanos (Sophos) & Vikas Singh (Sophos)
18:15 - 18:45 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
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To catch a Banshee: how Kimsuky’s tradecraft betrays its complementary campaigns and mission

Sveva Vittoria Scenarelli (PwC)
19:00 - 19:30 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
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Attribution: a puzzle

Paul Rascagneres (Cisco Talos) & Vitor Ventura (Cisco Talos)
19:30 - 20:00 UTC Wed 30 Sept 2020
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Why the security world should take stalkerware seriously

David Ruiz (Malwarebytes)

Day 02

Thursday 1 October, 2020

16:00 - 16:30 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
LIVE PROGRAMME

Hunting for Android 1-days: analysis of rooting ecosystem

Eugene Rodionov (Google), Richard Neal (Google) & Lin Chen (Google)
16:30 - 17:00 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
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Who stole my 100,000 dollars’ worth of Bitcoin wallets – catch them all with new deceptive bait

Tan Kean Siong (The Honeynet Project)
17:00 - 17:30 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
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SilentFade: unveiling Chinese malware abusing Facebook ad platform

Sanchit Karve (Facebook) & Jennifer Urgilez (Facebook)
17:45 - 18:15 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
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LATAM financial cybercrime: competitors in crime sharing TTPs

Jakub Souček (ESET) & Martin Jirkal (ESET)
18:15 - 18:45 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
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Hello from the OT side!

Daniel Kapellmann Zafra (FireEye)
19:00 - 19:30 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
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Growth and commoditization of remote access trojans

Veronica Valeros (Czech Technical University in Prague) & Sebastian García (Czech Technical University in Prague)
19:30 - 20:00 UTC Thu 1 Oct 2020
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A true virus on macOS

Patrick Wardle (Jamf)

Day 03

Friday 2 October, 2020

16:00 - 16:30 UTC Fri 2 Oct
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Graphology of an exploit – hunting for exploits by looking for the author’s fingerprints

Itay Cohen (Check Point Research) & Eyal Itkin (Check Point Research)
16:30 - 17:00 UTC Fri 2 Oct 2020
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ML Security Evasion Competition 2020

Zoltan Balazs (CUJO AI) & Hyrum Anderson (Microsoft)
17:00 - 17:30 UTC Fri 2 Oct 2020
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Hunting for malware with command line logging and process trees

Ivan Vanja Svajcer (Cisco Talos)
17:45 - 18:15 UTC Fri 2 Oct 2020
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Tonto Team: exploring the TTPs of an advanced threat actor operating a large infrastructure

Daniel Lunghi (Trend Micro) & Jaromir Horejsi (Trend Micro)
18:15 - 18:45 UTC Fri 2 Oct 2020
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XDSpy: stealing government secrets since 2011

Matthieu Faou (ESET) & Francis Labelle (ESET)
19:00 - 19:30 UTC Fri 2 Oct 2020
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InvisiMole: first-class persistence through second-class exploits

Zuzana Hromcová (ESET)
19:30 - 20:00 UTC Fri 2 Oct 2020
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Clippy left some traces

Christiaan Beek (McAfee)

On Demand

ON DEMAND

Emissary (Pandas) in the Middle East

James Shank (Team Cymru) & Jacomo Piccolini (Team Cymru)
ON DEMAND

The rise of the info stealers

Shai Alfasi (Reason Security) & Dana Yosifovich (Reason Security)
ON DEMAND

NetWalking on sunshine

Thibault Seret (McAfee) & Jeffrey Sman (McAfee)
ON DEMAND

Compromising IoT C&C panels for unearthing infections

Dr Aditya K. Sood (F5 Networks) & Rohit Bansal (SecNiche Security Labs)
ON DEMAND

One year later: challenges for young anti-malware products today

Sorin Mustaca (Endpoint Cybersecurity)
ON DEMAND

Chasing the digital pirates: unveiling the container threats

Tejas Girme (Qualys)
ON DEMAND

Behind the Black Mirror: simulating attacks with mock C2 servers

Scott Knight (VMware)
ON DEMAND

GuLoader? No, CloudEyE. Flattening the attack curve of the top malicious dropper

Alexey Bukhteyev (Check Point Software Technologies) & Arie Olshtein (Check Point Software Technologies)
ON DEMAND

Ramsay: a cyber-espionage toolkit tailored for air-gapped networks

Ignacio Sanmillan (ESET)
ON DEMAND

Dancing samba with Dolphins: tracking a Brazilian threat actor moving to Europe

Carlos Rubio (Blueliv)
ON DEMAND

Evolution of Excel 4.0 macro weaponization

James Haughom (VMware), Stefano Ortolani (VMware) & Baibhav Singh (VMware)
ON DEMAND

Stealthy WastedLocker: eluding behaviour blockers, but not only

Alexander Adamov (NioGuard Security Lab)
ON DEMAND

Anchor, Bazar, and the Trickbot connection

Daniel Frank (Cybereason) & Lior Rochberger (Cybereason)
ON DEMAND

Context-aware detection: the future of cybersecurity?

Rohit Satpathy (The PC Security Channel)
ON DEMAND

Just-in-time deception to detect credential-stuffing bots

Abhishek Singh (Prismo Systems), Manish Sardiwal (Prismo Systems) & Ramesh Mani (Prismo Systems)
ON DEMAND

Tracking rapid evolution? Copycat? Of an APT RAT in Asia

Hiroshi Takeuchi (Macnica Networks)
ON DEMAND

Transparency, trust and intention: what dismantling the heart of cyberattack public attribution reveals about warring minds

Monica Lopez (LPNP)
ON DEMAND

The NExt Big Sur(ge) on macOS

Abhijit Kulkarni (Incrux Technologies) & Prakash Jagdale (Incrux Technologies)
ON DEMAND

Dissecting fleeceware apps: the million-dollar money-making machine in Android and iOS

Jagadeesh Chandraiah (Sophos)
ON DEMAND

Hidden risks of advertisements

Doina Cosovan (Security Scorecard) & Cătălin Liță (Security Scorecard)
ON DEMAND

Lightweight emulation based IoC extraction for Gafgyt botnets

Ya Liu (Qihoo 360)
ON DEMAND

Emerging trends in malware downloaders

Dr. Nirmal Singh (Zscaler), Deepen Desai (Zscaler) & Avinash Kumar (Zscaler)
ON DEMAND

APT Hackers-for-Hire: Time to update your Threat Models (Partner Content)

Liviu Arsene (Bitdefender) & Andra Cazacu (Bitdefender)
ON DEMAND

A new open-source hypervisor-level malware monitoring and extraction system – current state and further challenges

Michał Leszczyński (CERT Polska) & Krzysztof Stopczański (CERT Polska (Former))
ON DEMAND

TA505: attacking industries around the world

Minhee Lee (Financial Security Institute) & Daegyu Kang (Financial Security Institute)
ON DEMAND

She sells root shells by the C(++) shore

Costin Ionescu (Broadcom)
ON DEMAND

Take care, spyware is slipping into your phones through Operation Poisoned News

Nelson William Gamazo Sanchez (Trend Micro), Lilang Wu (Trend Micro), Elliot Cao (Trend Micro) & Ecular Xu (Trend Micro)
ON DEMAND

Payment required: rare HTTP statuses and air-gaps avoidance from the authors of COMPFun

Denis Legezo (Kaspersky)
ON DEMAND

Advanced Pasta Threat: mapping threat actor usage of open-source offensive security tools

Paul Litvak (Intezer)
ON DEMAND

The (f)utility of indicators

Gabriela Nicolao (Deloitte)
ON DEMAND

Clandestine hunter: two strategies for supply chain attack

Byeongjae Kim (Korea Internet & Security Agency), Taewoo Lee (Korea Internet & Security Agency), Sojun Ryu (Korea Internet & Security Agency) & Dongwook Kim (Korea Internet & Security Agency)
ON DEMAND

Another threat actor day…

Paul Jung (Excellium Services)
ON DEMAND

Ghost Mach-O: an analysis of Lazarus’ Mac-malware innovations

Dinesh Devadoss (K7 Computing)
ON DEMAND

Most sophisticated technique of the year goes to…

Kalpesh Mantri (Quick Heal)
ON DEMAND

2030: backcasting the potential rise and fall of cyber threat intelligence

Jamie Collier (FireEye)
ON DEMAND

Standardized reporting with the Malware Behavior Catalog

Desiree Beck (MITRE)
ON DEMAND

Operation LagTime IT: colourful Panda footprint

Fumio Ozawa (NTT Security), Shogo Hayashi (NTT Security) & Rintaro Koike (NTT Security)
ON DEMAND

Unveiling the CryptoMimic

Hajime Takai (NTT Security), Shogo Hayashi (NTT Security) & Rintaro Koike (NTT Security)
ON DEMAND

Like bees to a honeypot – a journey through honeypots

Matthias Meidinger (VMRay)

Threat Intelligence Practitioners' Summit

TIPS #1 Opening Keynote: Collaborating with Competitors: A Better Strategy to Beat Adversaries

Joe Levy (Sophos)

TIPS #6 Panel: Flattening the Curve of Cyber-Risks

Kathi Whitbey (Palo Alto Networks), Derek Manky (Fortinet), Righard Zwienenberg (ESET) & Noortje Henrichs (NCSC)

TIPS #2 Business Email Compromise – Scalable Attribution Powering Industry and Law Enforcement Collaboration

Pete Renals (Palo Alto Networks)

TIPS #3 Creating Network Effects: Intelligence Sharing for Supply Chain Security

Andrea Little Limbago (Interos)

TIPS #7 Ransomware Evolution in LATAM

Fernando Cajeme Acosta Zertuche (TELMEX Scitum) & Imelda Flores (TELMEX Scitum)

TIPS #4 Fireside Chat: Comfortably Numb

Kathi Whitbey (Palo Alto Networks), Jeannette Jarvis (CTA) & Selena Larson (Dragos)
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TIPS #5 German Angst : Cybercrime Ecosystem in the DACH Region

Abdelkader Cornelius (Recorded Future)

TIPS #8 Closing Keynote: Threatscaping like a CERT

Noortje Henrichs (NCSC)