World Security Professional Summit in London
LONDON, United Kingdom -- The worlds security professionals will converge on London in May 2008, 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.
Presentations 2008
Browser Exploits - Attacks and Defense - Saumil Shah, Net Square
PhlashDance, discovering permanent denial of service attacks against embedded systems - Rich Smith, HP Labs
Satellite Systems - Adam Laurie, RFIDIOt.org
Phoenix, and automated vulnerability finding - Tim Burrell, Microsoft
Building the bridge between the Web Application and the OS: GUI access through SQL Injection - Alberto Revelli, Portcullis
WebSphere MQ Security - Martyn Ruks, MWR InfoSecurity
Cisco IOS Rootkits - Sebastian Muñiz, Core
Attacking Near Field Communications (NFC) Mobile Phones - Collin Mulliner, trifinite
Abusing X.509 certificate features - Alexander Klink, Cynops GmbH
One Token to Rule Them All: Post-Exploitation Fun in Windows Environments - Luke Jennings, MWR InfoSecurity
Advances in attacking interpreted languages - Justin Ferguson
Synthesizing PDF Attacks - Aditya K Sood, SecNiche Security
Interviews
May 16, 2008 - Sebastian Muñiz on Da IOS Rootkit
May 16, 2008 - Justin Ferguson on exploiting Perl and Python runtimes
May 16, 2008 - Collin Mulliner on Near Field Communication
May 17, 2008 - Alexander Klink on SSL/X.509 vulnerabilities
May 17, 2008 - Alberto Revelli on obtaining GUI access with SQL injection bugs
May 17, 2008 - Saumil Shah on IE and Firefox exploits
