Black Hat DC Training 2008
Westin Washington DC City Center • Feburary 18-19
All course materials, lunch and two coffee breaks will be provided.
A Certificate of Completion will be offered for each class.
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The stakes are high for today's network defenders.
New security threats to governments and businesses emerge hourly, from sophisticated wireless attacks to remotely organized Bot armies.
Black Hat DC brings together the best minds in security to define tomorrow’s information security landscape. Featuring many new tracks, new training sessions and a special emphasis on wireless security and attack analysis, DC 2008 is a whole new Black Hat.
Join us February 18-21 in Washington DC and see for yourself.
Auditing and Assessment
Web Application (In)security
NGS Software
If you are concerned with the security of web applications and the insecurity they introduce to your back end information systems this is the workshop for you.
Hacking by Numbers: Bootcamp
SensePost
Novice level. A highly practical course that teaches method-based hacker thinking, skills and techniques.
Hacking by Numbers: Combat Training
SensePost
Advanced level. This course is all hack, no talk.
Development
Advanced Malware Deobfuscation
Jason Geffner & Scott Lambert
No Source? No Symbols? No Problem.
Analyzing Software for Security Vulnerabilities
Halvar Flake
Intense course encompassing binary analysis, reverse engineering and bug finding.
Reverse Engineering with IDA Pro
Chris Eagle
Essential background material for effective reverse engineering.
Hardware
SCADA Defense: Protecting Critical Infrastructure
IOActive
This course is the first of its kind and focuses entirely on hardware hacking.
Side Channel Analysis and Countermeasures
Riscure
Learn how to protect embedded and smart card technology against side channel analysis
Information Security
NSA InfoSec Assessment Methodology Course (IAM) - Level 1
Security Horizon
You will need this course before you can take the IEM course. Earn NSA Certification.
Rootkits
ROOTKIT: Advanced 2nd Generation Digital Weaponry
Greg Hoglund and Jamie Butler
Advanced class developed and taught by the creators of Root-kit.
Technical
Breakable: Secure Your Oracle Servers By Breaking Into Them
David Litchfield & Mark Litchfield
Delves deeply into Oracle server security and complements the Advanced Database Security Assessment Course
Defend the Flag (DTF)
Microsoft, iSEC Partners, and Immunity
Learn to attack and secure Windows
Exploits 101
Allen Harper
Working through lab examples and real world vulnerabilities to take you to the next level
The Exploit Laboratory: Analyzing Vulnerabilities and Writing Exploits
Saumil Udayan Shah
Learn how to expose the inner mechanisms of exploits and how they work. The class is highly hands-on and very lab intensive.
Invisible Network, Invisible Risk
Adam Laurie
Wireless Security Class... Hot!
TCP/IP Weapons School: Black Hat Edition
Richard Bejtlich, TaoSecurity
Learn how networks can be abused and subverted, while analyzing the attacks, methods, and traffic that make it happen.
Briefings
Attend the Briefings, February 20-21, 2008 immediately following the Training. The Briefings will consist of ten different tracks over two days.
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The show will be held at the Westin Washington DC City Center.