March 30-31, 2023
Venue: Wisconsin Center
Attendees: 1525
Theme:  Underground Singularity (AI)
Wisconsin Symbol: Beer & Cheese
Challenge Coin: Front / Back – designed by Koyn
Badge: e-ink AI Adventure Badge by the TYMKRS

Presentations:

  1. Keynote: Shining a Light on Solar System Cyber Security – Sick Codes
  2. Keynote: Camera.icu – Cory Kujawski & Jonathan Tomek
  3. Opening Ceremony: Part 1 – Michael “Monster” Goetzman
  4. Opening Ceremony: Part 2 – CypherCon Villages & Challenges Team
  5. Opening Ceremony: Part 3 – Badge Introduction & Evilmog Mud
  6. What is CypherCon? – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  7. Taking Care of You; Dealing with cumulative stress, burnout, & depression – Greg Young
  8. Meet Security Planner – Yael Grauer
  9. How to reverse engineer your cyber security career – Stuart Mitchell
  10. A Guide to Discovering Plaintext Credentials in Enterprise Environments – Ben Burkhart
  11. GUR RIBYHGVBA BS PELCGBTENCUL – Jeff Man
  12. A World Without Passwords – Andy Jaw
  13. A “Brazillian” Different Kinds of Malware & Why Your Org Should Care – Jared Peck
  14. World War II versus Modern Day Cryptography – Randy Lee
  15. Hacking and Defending APIs – Robert Wagner
  16. Defeating Alarmed Doors – Bill Graydon
  17. Our Cyberpunk Future is Here (Just Not Evenly Distributed) – Beau Woods
  18. Voiding your warranty, a wireless journey – Eric Escobar
  19. How The Sausage is REALLY Made CloudOps for Red Teamers – John Ventura
  20. Learning to Manipulate Safe Dials – Dustin Heywood (Evil Mog)
  21. Dragons Can Fly – Joe Cicero
  22. Don’t take me seriously. – Jeremy Bauer
  23. Having a Hacktivism Ethos While Mitigating Unethical Sabotage – Jesse McGraw
  24. Hacker 101 Intro – Trenton Ivey
  25. A Week in the Life of a Pentester – Ben Jacob
  26. How to Create Easy, Relatable, & Retainable Security Awareness – Andrea Kittelson
  27. Bypass 101 – Eric Bryce
  28. The importance of team-based cybersecurity tournaments – Andrew Paullin
  29. Click here to end the world Navigating the vulnerability hype cycle – Jonathan Rogers
  30. PCI DSS v4.0 Is Here – Now What? – Kyle Hinterberg
  31. Achieving a Threat-Informed Defense with MITRE ATT&CK – Ben Opel
  32. Defender Advanced Threat Hunting More than meets the Eye – Michael “Shecky” Kavka
  33. Things Not To Do In Consulting – Leah Lofton
  34. When management asks you: Do you accept Agile as your lord and savior – Daniel Lagos
  35. OSINT of Physical Sites – Lukas McCullough
  36. 101 Hungry Hungry Hackers – Trenton Ivey
  37. 101 Hungry Hungry Hackers – Lots of Locks Challenge – Adam Logue
  38. 101 Hungry Hungry Hackers – Door Company Challenge – Mike Lubinski
  39. Hungry Hungry Hackers – Team Challenges
  40. Uncovering the Hidden Risks to Your Cable Modem Security – Daniel Walters
  41. What’s Right in Cybersecurity – Matteo Rebeschini
  42. Authentication Proxy Attacks Detection, Response and Hunting – Chris Merkel
  43. Offensive Security & The Evolution of Attack Path Management – Joe Mondloch
  44. Beginner’s Guide to Mobile Applications Penetration Testing – Whitney Phillips
  45. Tales of Physical PenTests & How to Defend – Ryan Zagrodnik & Chad Finkenbiner
  46. The level of human involvement behind RDP brute-force attacks – Andréanne Bergeron, Ph.D
  47. Hunting Before Day Zero – Ryan LaBouve
  48. SQL Injection A history’ OR 1=1; — Will McCardell
  49. Hot or Not Offensive Attacks! – Travis Kaun
  50. Evading EDR by DLL sideloading with C# – Gary Lobermier
  51. Secret Handshake A Mutual TLS Based C2 Communication Channel – John Conwell
  52. AI for Red Team and Malware Development – Kirk Trychel
  53. Command & Control Malware Deobfuscation via Phishing – Robert Lerner
  54. ATT&CKing Unicorns – Matthew Lange & Gary Lobermier
  55. What I learned about hacking from working at Hollywood Video – Ben Schmerler
  56. Defending Beyond Defense – Catherine Ullman
  57. How Web3 Will Shape The Future of The Creator Economy – Ian McCullough (Cullah)
  58. We can’t patch! An Introduction to OTICS Systems – Luciano Moretti
  59. How to Safely Scan OT Devices in Critical Environments – Chris Kirsch
  60. How anyone can build their own cellular network, I built Milwaukee’s – Russell From
  61. Security Does Not Need To Be Fun Ignoring OWASP – Dwayne McDaniel
  62. Instantly improve your memory with these five mind hacks – Dr Sudesh Kannan
  63. New Consciousness Paradigm – Kyle Puckhaber
  64. Preventing Zero Days, The Mandalorian Way – Anders Norremo & John Hochevar
  65. You’ve Got Mail (& Misdirected Funds) Demo of Business Email Compromise – Drew Hjelm
  66. Watching the Watchers – Analyzing URL Scanning Solutions @ Scale – Nicholas Anastasi
  67. How to look good when followed by the FSB (KGB) – Rob Carson & Jay Carson
  68. 5 Enterprise Architectures Every Tech Executive Should Understand – Nathan Lasnoski
  69. A Hole In The Boat – How APIs Threaten Everything – Richard Bird
  70. Executives Overcoming the CyberSecurity Poverty Line – Robert Wagner
  71. The dangers of online speech – Ken Vedaa
  72. Agile Security Teams – Naveen VK
  73. Ensure Your Cyber Insurance negotiating cyber liability & underwriting – Walt Powell
  74. How to save your SOC and what can you (or I) do to help – Peter Wlodarczyk
  75. Your Board Deck Sucks! Why you can’t get buy-in for security programs – Walt Powell
  76. Closing Ceremony – Michael “Monster” Goetzman & Friends