Cold War
Information has always been a key commodity. The cold war hacking or espionage village blends the historical Cold War espionage that was focused on gaining an advantage in information about the enemies' capabilities, especially related to atomic weaponry. Has that ever really changed as we entered into cyberwar? Learn from our history to guide you into the future at the cold war hacking village.
2023
KEYNOTE: Cameras.ICU
Jonathan Tomek & Cory Kujawski
GUR RIBYHGVBA BS PELCGBTENCUL
Mr. Jeff Man
The Call’s Coming from Inside the House: Authentication Proxy Attacks: Detection, Response and Hunting
Chris Merkel
Offensive Security & The Evolution of Attack Path Management
Joe Mondloch
World War II versus Modern Day Cryptography
Randy Lee
No Longer a No-Go: How to Safely Scan OT Devices in Critical Environments
Chris Kirsch
Learning to Manipulate Safe Dials
Dustin Heywood (Evil_Mog)
Are they human or scripts? The level of human involvement behind RDP brute-force attacks
Andréanne Bergeron, Ph.D
Exposing the Threat: Uncovering the Hidden Risks to Your Cable Modem Security
Daniel Walters
Voiding your warranty, a wireless journey.
Eric Escobar
2022
Duck & Cover 2.0: How Preparing for the End of the World Can Prepare You for Anything with Jo Jones
CypherCon 5.3
Espionage & Soviet MiGs with Dave Roebke
CypherCon 2.0
The X-15 Rocket Plane, Flying the First Wings into Space with Michelle Evans
CypherCon 4.0
S.A.E.D.Y. Subdiversion & Espionage Directed Against You with Judy Towers
CypherCon 3.0
The Arms Race with Ken Grigas
CypherCon 3.0
Duck and Cover 2.0: How Preparing for the End of the World Can Prepare You for Anything
Jo Jones
Brain Hacking – Train Your Brain for Love, Joy and Peace
Dr. Sudesh Kannan
A Brilliant Mistake: Hacking into the causes of an epidemic of light pollution
Drew Carhart
FBI Cyber – Imposing Risk and Consequence
Supervisory Special Agent Amanda J. Knutson
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