14 DAY TRIAL // A partial list of speakers has been announced for DefCamp 2013, the security conference scheduled to take place on 29-30 November at the Crystal Palace Ballroom in Bucharest, Romania.
Raoul “Nobody” Chiesa, the founder and president of The Security Brokers, and Carsten Eiram, chief research officer at Risk Based Security, will be special guests at DefCamp 2013.
Chiesa will make a presentation called “Peering in the soul of Hackers: HPP (the United Nations Hacker’s Profiling Project by UNICRI) v2.0 reloaded.” Eram’s keynote is titled “10 Years Later: Are We There Yet?”
Here is a list of speakers confirmed so far and their presentations:
-Kizz MyAnthia, Senior Penetration Tester – Shadowlabs at HP Enterprise Security – “Into The Worm Hole: Metasploit for Web PenTesting” - Nathan LaFollette “httphacker”, Senior Security Consultant – Shadowlabs at HP Fortify – “HTTP Header Analysis” - Nir Valtman, R&D Chief Security Officer at Retalix – “Where are my credit cards? mobile payments exposed” - Milan Gabor, Founder and CEO of Viris – “From exploit to Metasploit. AAA – Analyzing Android APKs (our way)” - Bogdan Alecu, System Administrator at Levi9 – “0class2DOS” - Adrian Furtuna, Security Consultant at KPMG, PhD, OSCP, CEH – “Scanning Romania with Nessus” - Dan Catalin Vasile, Board Member of OWASP Romania – “Does it pay to be a black-hat hacker?” - Alex Negrea, Co-founder at docTrackr.com – “DRM to p0wn NSA in a few easy steps” - Bogdan-Ioan Şuta, Independent Security Researcher – “Hacking a vehicle CAN network using the OBD port” - Radu Stanescu, IT Security Consultant & Trainer Sandline – “Cybersecurity in the era of Cyber war and Cyber espionage” -Brindusa Stefan Cristian, Lead-Developer at RogentOS GNU/Linux – “The limit between law and surveillance”
The call for paper closes only on November 1, so if you’re interested in participating as a speaker, you can still submit your paper.
This year’s DefCamp will also host a DefCamp Capture the Flag competition and various activities dedicated to attendees, including App2Own, Spot the Cop, Wall of Sheep and Hack the Machine.
In addition to the conference that takes place in Bucharest in late November, DefCamp organizers have also announced 127.0.Def.Camp, a series of local events in some of Romania’s major cities, including Iasi, Cluj Napoca and Timisoara.
These local events last around 8 hours and admission is completely free.
For additional details and registration, check out the DefCamp website. The early bird registration period ends on October 20.
DefCamp 2013 – Bucharest teaser:
