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Black Hat USA 2020 part 2
Now in its 23rd year, Black Hat USA is the world’s leading information security event, providing attendees with the very latest security research, development, and trends. BlackHat USA 2020 will be entirely virtual this year, held over the same dates, August 1-6 in Pacific Daylight Time (UTC−07:00).
Course Content
Black Hat USA 2020 part 2
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Hacking the Voter: Lessons from a Decade of Russian Military Operations
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Detecting Access Token Manipulation
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Escaping Virtualized Containers
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Ruling StarCraft Game Spitefully — Exploiting the Blind Spot of AI-Powered Game Bots
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Practical Defenses Against Adversarial Machine Learning
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Reverse Engineering the Tesla Battery Management System to increase Power Available
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Needing the DoH: The Ongoing Encryption and Centralization of DNS
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Policy Implications of Faulty Cyber Risk Models and How to Fix Them
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A Little Less Speculation, a Little More Action: Deep Dive into Fuchsia’s Mitigations for CPU Side..
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Kr00k: Serious Vulnerability Affected Encryption of Billion+ Wi-Fi Devices
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Experimenting with Real-Time Event Feeds
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Black-Box Laser Fault Injection on a Secure Memory
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Portable Document Flaws 101
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Breaking VSM by Attacking SecureKernel
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TiYunZong Exploit Chain to Remotely Root Modern Android Devices – Pwn Android Phones from 2015-2020
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I calc’d Calc – Exploiting Excel Online
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Reversing the Root: Identifying the Exploited Vulnerability in 0-days Used In-The-Wild
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Breaking Brains, Solving Problems: Lessons Learned from 2 Years of Setting puzzles for InfoSec Pros
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Room for Escape: Scribbling Outside the Lines of Template Security
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Breaking Samsung’s Root of Trust: Exploiting Samsung S10 Secure Boot
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IoT Skimmer: Energy Market Manipulation through High-Wattage IoT Botnets
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Improving Mental Models of End-to-End Encrypted Communication
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Exploiting Kernel Races through Taming Thread Interleaving
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Fooling Windows through Superfetch
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Compromising the macOS Kernel through Safari by Chaining Six Vulnerabilities
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Dive into Apple IO80211FamilyV2
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HTTP Request Smuggling in 2020 – New Variants, New Defenses and New Challenges
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Demigod: The Art of Emulating Kernel Rootkits
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Spectra: Breaking Separation Between Wireless Chips
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Stealthily Access Your Android Phones: Bypass the Bluetooth Authentication
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An Unauthenticated Journey to Root: Pwning Your Company’s Enterprise Software Servers
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