LABScon Replay | Does This Look Infected 2 (APT41)
Mandiant researchers Van Ta and Rufus Brown take us on a journey of discovery into the compromise of multiple U.S. Government networks by APT41.
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LABScon Replay | Malshare: 10 Years of Running a Public Malware Repository
Silas Cutler, founder of MalShare, explores some of the challenges and rewards of developing and maintaining a free malware repository for researchers.
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The Life and Times of SysInternals | How One Developer Changed the Face of Malware Analysis
Mark Russinovich, founder of SysInternals, explores the history and development of one of the security industry's most essential toolkits.
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LABScon Replay | Blasting Event-Driven Cornucopia: WMI-based User-Space Attacks Blind SIEMs and EDRs
WMI-based attacks impact all versions of Windows and can severely impact EDRs. Claudiu Teodorescu explores how they work and how they can be detected.
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LABScon Replay | InkySquid: The Missing Arsenal
Paul Rascagneres explores a macOS port of the Windows RokRAT malware and how it bypasses Apple security protections.
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LABScon Replay | Breaking Firmware Trust From The Other Side: Exploiting Early Boot Phases (Pre-Efi)
The first public discussion of changes in the UEFI firmware security runtime from an offensive security perspective with Alex Matrosov.
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LABScon Replay | Is CNVD ≥ CVE? A Look at Chinese Vulnerability Discovery and Disclosure
Vulnerability disclosure in the US lags behind China's NVD, which has a history of providing APT groups with exploits. How can researchers close the gap?
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LABScon Replay | The Mystery of Metador
An elusive APT is attacking telcos, ISPs and Universities with custom backdoors and attack chains designed to bypass native security solutions.
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LABScon Replay | Demystifying Threats to Satellite Communications in Critical Infrastructure
Satellite communications are an integral part of many Industrial Control Systems, but their usage in critical infrastructure continues to be misunderstood.
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LABScon Replay | Are Digital Technologies Eroding the Principle of Distinction in War?
In recent conflicts, digital technology has become weaponized, eroding the traditional barriers that divide the roles of civilians and combatants.
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