Hacking Videos from Shmoocon

Here are more hacker videos (previous post was on Defcon videos). This time they are from Shmoocon hacker conference. They put out videos from 2006, 2007 and they are putting out videos from 2008 pretty soon.

Shmoocon, as they describe themselves, is an annual East coast hacker convention hell-bent on offering three days of an interesting atmosphere for demonstrating technology exploitation, inventive software & hardware solutions, and open discussions of critical infosec issues.

Here are the videos from Shmoocon 2006:

• Behavioral Malware Analysis Using Sandnets by Joe Stewart
• Asterisk: VoIP for the Masses by Damin [presentation]
• Black Ops Of TCP/IP 2005.5 by Dan Kaminsky
• Breaking LanMan Forever by Dan Moniz and Patrick Stach
• Covert Crawling: a wolf among lambs by Acidus
• The Church of Wi-Fi presents: An Evil Bastard, A Rainbow and a Great Dane! by Renderman, Thorn, Dutch, and Joshua Wright [presentation and coWPAtty tool]
• Network Policy Enforcement / Network Quarantine - Latest Security Gimmick or Good Idea? by Steve Manzuik
• Responding to Responsible (or Not) Disclosure by Jon Callas and Special Guests
• ConCon: A History of Hacker Conferences by Jason Scott
• Advanced Network Reconnaissance with Nmap by Fyodor
• FreeBSD jail(8), A Secure Virtual Machine by Ike
• Do it yourself: Building an Enterprise Class Surveillance System by Joel Wilbanks [presentation]
• Advances in Single Packet Authorization by Michael Rash [presentation, and fwknop tool]
• Network Security Monitoring with Sguil by Richard Bejtlich and David Bianco [presentation]
• Countering Attacks at Layer 2 by Eric Smith [presentation]
• “Hacking the Friendly Skies” by Simple Nomad [presentation]
• A Young Gentleman’s Primer on the Reading and Emulation of Magnetic Cards by Abend
• Anonym.OS: Security and Privacy, Everywhere You Go by dr.kaos, digunix, atlas and beth
• Bitchslapping Wireless IDS/IPS appliances by Eldon Sprickerhoff [presentation]
• Web Application Vulnerabilities and Exploits by Matt Fisher [presentation]
• Wi-Fi trickery, or how to secure, break and have fun with Wi-Fi by Laurent Butti and Franck Veysset [presentation]
• Kryptos and the Cyrillic Projector Ciphers by Elonka Dunin
• Reverse Engineering for Fun and BoF It! - 2006 by Pedram Amini, Chris Eagle [presentation]
• Trojans and Botnets and Malware, Oh My! by Lance James [presentation]
• Snort BoF by Cazz
• Windows Vista Heap by Adrian Marinescu
• Outbound Content Compliance by Jim Noble [presentation]
• Lockpicking and Physical Security Fundamentals by Deviant Ollam
• j0hnny’s Greatest Hits: The Best of Johnny Long by Johnny Long
• Securing Civil Liberties - Or Why Hackers Should Run the Government by Jennifer Granick

Here are the videos from Shmoocon 2007:

• Hacking the Airwaves with FPGA’s by H1kari
• Auditing Cached Credentials with Cachedump by Eoin Miller and Adair Collins
• Security Breaches are Good for You by Adam Shostack
• No-Tech Hacking by Johnny Long
• Boomstick-Fu: The Fundamentals of Physical Security at its Most Basic Level by Deviant Ollam, Noid and Thorn
• Hacker Potpourri by Simple Nomad
• Extend your Code into the Real World by Ryan Clarke
• Weaponizing Noam Chomsky, or Hacking with Pattern Languages by Dan Kaminsky
• Bypassing NAC Systems by Ofir Arkin [presentation]
• Web Application Incident Preparation by Matt Fisher, Cygnus and PresMike
• JavaScript Malware for a Grey Goo Tomorrow by Billy Hoffman
• Backbone Fuzzing by Raven
• Windows Mobile Software: Raw and Exposed by Seth Fogie [presentation]
• Hacking Disposable Digital Cameras by John Maushammer
• WPAD: Proxy Attack by Chris Paget
• Vulnerability Disclosure Panel Palaver (or 0-day: OK, No Way, or For Pay) by Katie Moussouris
• A Hacker Looks at 50 by G. Mark Hardy [presentation]
• The Church of WiFi presents: A Hacker in Iraq by Michael Schearer [presentation]
• Wireless (and Wired) Networks @ Security Cons by Luiz Eduardo
• The Hacker Foundation: The Ethic in Action by Jesse Krembs and Nick Farr
• Dissecting ShmooCon Labs by The Shmoo Group
• VOIP, Vonage, and Why I Hate Asterisk by Joel Bruno and Eric Smith
• Attack Detection and Response with Linux Firewalls by Michael Rash [presentation]
• Assess the Security of Your Online Bank (Without Going to Jail) by Chuck Willis
• RFIDiots by Major Malfunction
• Encrypted Protocol Identification via Statistical Analysis by Rob King and Rohlt Dhamankar [presentation]
• Three Crypto Geeks on the Current State of Cryptography and the Internet by Rodney Thayer, Jon Callas and Ben Laurie
• Standard Bodies - What are these Guys Drinking? by Al Potter, Renderman, and Russ Housley
• 0wn the Con by The Shmoo Group

Here are the videos from Shmoocon 2008:

• 21st Century Shellcode for Solaris by Tim Vidas [presentation]
• Advanced Protocol Fuzzying - What We Learned When Bringing Layer2 Logic to SPIKE Land by Enno Rey and Daniel Mende
• Baked not Fried Performing an Unauthorized Phishing Awareness Exercise by Syn Phishus [presentation]
• Forced Internet Condom by Aaron Higbee and Jaime Fuentes [presentation]
• Forensic Image Analysis to Recover Passwords by David Smith [presentation]
• Got Citrix Hack It! by Shanit Gupta [presentation]
• Hacking Windows Vista Security by Dan Griffin [presentation]
• Hacking the Samurai Spirit by Isaac Mathis [presentation]
• How do I Pwn Thee Let Me Count the Ways by RenderMan
• Intercepting Mobile PhoneGSM Traffic by H1kari
• Electronic Voting - Risks and Opportunities by Alex Halberman
• Legal Issues for Bot-net Researchers and Mitigators by Alexander Muentz [presentation]
• Malware Software Armoring Circumvention by Danny Quist [presentation]
• PEAP Pwned Extensible Authentication Protocol by Josh Wright and Brad Antoniewicz [presentation]
• Path X Explosive Security Testing Tools using XPath by Andre Gironda, Marcin Wielgoszewski and Tom Stracener [presentation]
• Practical Hacker Crypto by Simple Nomad
• SIPing Your Network by Radu State, Humberto Abdelnur, and Olivier Festor [presentation]
• TL1 Device Security by Rachel Bicknell
• The Geek and the Gumshoe or Can Mathematics and Computers Really Solve Crimes by Michael Schearer and Frank [presentation]
• They’re Hacking Our Clients! Why are We Focusing Only on the Servers by Jay Beale [presentation]
• Using Aspect Oriented Programming to Prevent Application Attacks by Rohit Sethi and Nish Bhalla [presentation]
• Virtual Worlds by Charlie Miller and Dino Dai Zovi [presentation]
• VoIP Penetration Testing Lessons Learned by John Kindervag and Jason Ostrom [presentation]
• Web Portals Gateway to Information or a Hole in our Perimeter Defenses by Deral Heiland [presentation]
• When Lawyers Attack! Dealing with the New Rules of Electronic Discovery by John Benson, Esq [presentation]
• Why are Databases so Hard to Secure by Sheeri Cabral [presentation]
• On the Social Responsibility of Hackers Panel by Bruce Potter (moderator), Simple Nomad, Johnny Long, Rick Dakan [info on panel]

Enjoy and don’t forget to comment on which videos you liked the best!