World Security Professional Summit in London
LONDON, United Kingdom -- The worlds security professionals will converge on London in May 2009, to discuss new technology, and share best practices. The most significant new discoveries, technologies, and products will be presented at the third annual EUSecWest conference, brought to you by the organizers of PacSec and CanSecWest.
The latest in cutting edge information security threats, defenses, applications, and theory will be showcased in a series of one hour presentations by the brightest minds in the security field from all nations.
Catered breaks and lunches are provided to make a comfortable social environment to network with your peers. Wired and wireless networking will be provided for attendees to stay in touch with their offices, and remain productive, so bring your laptop.
Evening social activities will be planned for the international and local attendees to mix.
Speakers
Efficient UAK Recovery attacks against DECT - Ralf-Philipp Weinmann, University of Luxembourg
A year in the life of an Adobe Flash security researcher - Peleus Uhley, Adobe
Pwning your grandmother's iPhone Charlie Miller, Independent Security Evaluators
Post exploitation techniques on OSX and Iphone and other TBA matters. Vincent Iozzo, Zynamics
STOP!! Objective-C Run-TIME. nemo
Exploiting Delphi/Pascal Ilja Van Sprundel, IOActive
PCI bus based operating system attack and protections Christophe Devine & Guillaume Vissian, Thales
Thoughts about Trusted Computing Joanna Rutkowska, Invisible Things Lab
Evolving Microsoft Exploit Mitigations Tim Burrell & Peter Beck, Microsoft
Malware Case Study: the ZeuS evolution Vicente Diaz, S21Sec
Writing better XSS payloads Alex Kouzemtchenko, SIFT
Exploiting Firefox Extensions Roberto Suggi Liverani & Nick Freeman, Security-Assessment.com
Stored Value Gift Cards, Magstripes Revisited Adrian Pastor, Gnucitizen, Corsaire
Advanced SQL Injection to operating system controld Bernardo Damele Assumpcao Guimaraes, Portcullis
Faster Card-Only Attacks on MiFare Classic Nicolas Courtois, University College London
Rootkits on Windows Mobile/Embedded Petr Matousek, Coseinc
