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Security BSides London 2018

Security BSides London, the UK’s biggest community-driven infosec conference is happy to announce its 8th iteration open to all regardless of background, skill level, income or job-title.

Doors to the main event open at 8.30am with talks starting at 9am on 6 June 2018
Workshops will be held on 5 June 2018 starting at 10am; Pre-registration is required

Please remember that Security BSides London has a strict code of conduct available here.

10:00 BST

I’ve got 99 problems but a pin ain’t one Workshop 1Jose Lopes Red teaming: Better defence through offence Workshop 2Tom Van de Wiele Writing effective Penetration Test Reports Workshop 3Vinayak Ram My log obeys commands - Parse! Workshop 4Joash Lewis

12:30 BST

Hacker Academy Workshop 1David Prince • Zoë Rose Intro to Heap Exploitation Workshop 2Javier Jimenez How To Be A Ghost: Developing Operational Security (OPSEC) for security researchers Workshop 3Rhett Greenhagen • Jean Yav Do you even sniff, Bro? An Introduction to Bro IDS Workshop 4Michael Eriksson • Craig Jones

15:00 BST

BLE Hacking - From Wearables to Insertables Workshop 1Mark Carney • David Lodge

09:00 BST

State of The Net Track 1Mikko Hypponen State of The Net Track 2Mikko Hypponen State of The Net Track 3 (upstairs)Mikko Hypponen

10:00 BST

Hacking SCADA - How We Attacked a Company and Lost them £1.6M with Only 4 Lines of Code Track 1Matt • Mike Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Track 2Candice Carter

10:05 BST

Rushing to Market: The IoT without Security Rookie TrackJames Winstanley

10:15 BST

Working with and thoughts from an internal recruiter Lightning Track

10:25 BST

Breaking the Bodyguards: Tech Enabled Crime Rookie TrackChrissy Morgan

10:45 BST

Understanding your business risks are key Rookie TrackPaul Holland

11:00 BST

Break Track 3 (upstairs) Break Track 1 Break Track 2 Working with and thoughts from a recruitment agency Lightning Track

11:15 BST

OpSec for Hackers - What You Need to Know to Not Get Caught, Leveraged or Pwned Track 1porthunter Defending the Defenders: Case studies of success and failures from a security team Track 2David Chismon Mr Sandman: Timelock puzzles for attack and defence Track 3 (upstairs)Matt Wixey

11:25 BST

How to: Actually attack computers at cafes Rookie TrackFelix Ryan

11:45 BST

Web browsing from the car, what's the worse that can happen? Rookie TrackIan Tabor Career Track - What Hiring Managers look for and the industry (Talks from Sophos and KPMG) Lightning TrackCraig Jones

12:05 BST

From n00b to 1337: A CTF Story Rookie TrackSophia McCall

12:15 BST

OODA Loops: Ctrl+Break the Attack Cycle Track 3 (upstairs)Abel Toro How to take over a production system in the cloud Track 1Paul Schwarzenberger BotProbe - botnet traffic capture using IPFIX Track 2Mark Graham

12:25 BST

An approach to implementing a workstation host based firewall Rookie TrackMatthew Bullimore

12:30 BST

CV clinic Lightning Track

12:45 BST

Mitigating ROP Attacks Rookie TrackDavid Baker

13:00 BST

Lunch Break Track 1 Lunch Break Track 2 Lunch Break Track 3 (upstairs)

13:05 BST

Continued fractions and breaking RSA Rookie TrackEdward Godfrey

13:25 BST

Connecting the dots: A beginner's experience of threat actor tracking Rookie TrackKeith Short

13:30 BST

How I break into Casinos, Airports and CNI: The Basics of Social Engineering Track 1Chris Pritchard Hacking the Drones Track 2Aatif Khan CVSS - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Track 3 (upstairs)Greg Smith

13:45 BST

Stop training, start marketing. Rookie TrackJessica Payne

14:00 BST

Deep Dive on the Dark Web Track 1John Shier Learning The Ropes : Breaking into the Industry Track 3 (upstairs)Andy Gill Graduate Career Panel Career Track (upstairs) The Insider - Users Track 2Neil Lines

14:05 BST

Structured analytical techniques for cyber security Rookie TrackGabriel Currie

14:25 BST

Diggin Deep into Newly Created Domains Rookie TrackAndrew Freebrey

14:45 BST

Threat Hunting 101 or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the data Rookie TrackBrett Calderbank Circumventing egress filtering by exploiting HTTP “transfer-encoding: chunked” for faster web shells Track 1Lorenzo Grespan The (Great) Web Application Firewall: What Is It And Is It All That? Track 3 (upstairs)Michael Thompson

15:00 BST

Travel with Underground Services: ecosystem exposed Track 2Vladimir Kropotov

15:05 BST

Psychical Pentesting and how to catch them? Rookie TrackApril Jones

15:15 BST

Breaking into Embedded Devices and IoT Security Track 1Andrew Costis Experienced career channel - future of you Career Track (upstairs)

15:25 BST

Unlocking Opportunities in Cyber Security Rookie TrackJames Hickie

15:30 BST

Profiling the attacker - using offender profiling in SOC environments Track 2James Stevenson

15:45 BST

One year in security - what was that thing called again? Rookie TrackJoel Potts

16:00 BST

Break Track 3 (upstairs) Break Track 1 Break Track 2

16:05 BST

Information Security - Lessons learnt from Military Intelligence Rookie TrackDavid Sirignano

16:15 BST

Random Problems in IoT Track 1Mark Carney The green padlock of doom, or why no one trusts us anymore Track 2Meadow Ellis

16:25 BST

How I got access to your organization's private Git and production infrastructure / My Research on Misconfigured Jenkins Servers Rookie TrackMikail Tunç

16:30 BST

How to get started in Cyber Security - Phill Kimpton Career Track (upstairs)

16:45 BST

Analysis of the Black Market Exploit Trade Rookie TrackAdam Bumgarner

17:05 BST

Why InfoSec needs rookies like us. Rookie TrackAimee Laycock

17:15 BST

Solving Threat Detection Track 1Alex Davies How to get started in Cybersecurity Track 2John Stoner

17:45 BST

Closing Track 1