Presentaciones de Black Hat DC 2009 disponibles

Se acaban de publicar las presentaciones y algunos videos sobre Black Hat DC 2009 llevada a cabo en Washington DC el pasado 17 y 18 de febrero.

Las presentaciones son las siguientes:

• Ryan C. Barnett
  WAF Virtual Patching Challenge: Securing WebGoat with ModSecurity
• Cesar Cerrudo
  SQL Server Anti-Forensics
• Matthew Flick
  XSS Anonymous Browser
• Xinwen Fu
  One Cell is Enough to Break Tor's Anonymity
• Travis Goodspeed
  Reversing and Exploiting Wireless Sensors
• Vincenzo Iozzo
  Let Your Mach-O Fly
  Prajakta Jagdale
• Blinded by Flash: Widespread Security Risks Flash Developers Don't See
• Dan Kaminsky
  DNS 2008 and the New (old) Nature of Critical Infrastructure
• William Kimball
  Emulation-based Software Protection Providing Encrypted Code Execution and Page Granularity Code Signing
• Paul Kurtz
  Keynote: The Move from Strategic Indecision to Leadership in Cyberspace
• Brian Krumheuer, Jason Raber
  QuietRIATT: Rebuilding the Import Address Table Using Hooked DLL Calls
• Adam Laurie
  Satellite Hacking for Fun and Profit
• Andrew Lindell
  Making Privacy-Preserving Data Mining Practical with Smartcards
• David Litchfield
  The Forensic Investigation of a Compromised Oracle Database Server
• Moxie Marlinspike
  New Techniques for Defeating SSL/TLS
• Michael Muckin
  Windows Vista Security Internals
• Duc Nguyen
  Your Face Is NOT Your Password
• Peter Silberman
  Snort My Memory
• Val Smith, Colin Ames
  Dissecting Web Attacks
• Michael Sutton
  A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: The Dangers of Persistent Web Browser Storage
• Rafal Wojtczuk & Joanna Rutkowska
  Attacking Intel® Trusted Execution Technology
• Paul Wouters
  Defending Your DNS in a Post-Kaminsky World
• Stefano Zanero
  Alternate: Masibty: A Web Application Firewall Based on Anomaly Detection
• Earl Zmijewski
  Defending Against BGP Man-In-The-Middle Attacks

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