A Schedule Update:
For more than 16 years, Black Hat has provided a venue for attendees and the larger community to find the very latest in information security research, developments and trends. We strive to deliver one of the most empirically selected lineups of content in the industry. One of our selected talks, "You Don't Have to be the NSA to Break Tor: Deanonymizing Users on a Budget" by CERT/Carnegie Mellon researcher Alexander Volynkin was scheduled for a Briefing at Black Hat USA this August in Las Vegas. Late last week, we were informed by the legal counsel for the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) and Carnegie Mellon University that: "Unfortunately, Mr. Volynkin will not be able to speak at the conference since the materials that he would be speaking about have not yet approved by CMU/SEI for public release." As a result, we have removed the Briefing from our schedule.