Databases
Ever wonder what database hacking methods exist? How do you know if the database is vulnerable? The best way to make sure your database is secure from bad actors is to think like a hacker. Database hacking at CypherCon dives into the numerous types of databases and many different ways to compromise them. Can you crack the database root password or run a known database exploit?
2023
KEYNOTE: Cameras.ICU
Jonathan Tomek & Cory Kujawski
Needle in the Hay: A Guide to Discovering Plaintext Credentials in Enterprise Environments
Ben Burkhart
ATT&CKing Unicorns
Matthew Lange & Gary Lobermier
A Hole In The Boat – How APIs Threaten Everything
Richard Bird
GUR RIBYHGVBA BS PELCGBTENCUL
Mr. Jeff Man
The Call’s Coming from Inside the House: Authentication Proxy Attacks: Detection, Response and Hunting
Chris Merkel
The importance of team-based cybersecurity tournaments
Andrew Paullin
Offensive Security & The Evolution of Attack Path Management
Joe Mondloch
Hacking and Defending APIs
Robert Wagner
Hunting Before Day Zero
Ryan LaBouve
2022
Does DoD Level Security Work in the Real World? with Jeff Man
CypherCon 2.0
Forensic Deconstruction of Databases through Direct Storage Carving with Dr. Alexander Rasin
CypherCon 2.0
What Happens when a Genome Database is Breached with Michelle Meas
CypherCon 4.0
Shifting Security Left with Chris Merkel
CypherCon 4.0
What are We Thinking Here? Rethinking Security with Jeff Man
CypherCon 4.0
When Devops Fails to Secure with David Bryan
CypherCon 3.0
Three Pillars of Compliance in Databases: Data Retention, Purging, and Consent
Dr. Alexander Rasin
Shifting left at scale, 8 million servers, 200+Tbps and growing
Daniel Creed
Building AIML Driven Virtual Assistants
John Platais
EHLO is that you?
Dr. Catherine J. Ullman
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