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Wednesday, September 20
 

8:00am EDT

Registration North Registration

9:00am EDT

Advanced SQL Injection Exploitation (1-day) Coronado E
 
Thursday, September 21
 

9:00am EDT

Welcome Note Coronado L KeyNote - Discussion on Application Security: John Steven and Jim Manico will be discussing application security from a unique perspective. Coronado L

10:30am EDT

Federated Login CSRF Fiesta 6

11:30am EDT

Bug Bounty Programs: Successfully Controlling Complexity and Perpetual Temptation Coronado L Popular Approaches to Preventing Code Injection Attacks are Dangerously Wrong Coronado K

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Veracruz B

1:30pm EDT

When Molehill Vulnerabilities Become Mountainous Exploits Coronado L

2:30pm EDT

An Overview of API Underprotection Fiesta 6

3:30pm EDT

Black-Box Approximate Taint Tracking by Utilizing Data Partitioning Coronado L “Capture the Flag” for Developers: Upping your Training Game Coronado J

4:30pm EDT

Afternoon Coffee Break Veracruz C

5:00pm EDT

KeyNote - Runa A. Sandvik: Building a Culture of Security at The New York Times Coronado L
 
Friday, September 22
 

9:00am EDT

Passive Fingerprinting of HTTP/2 Clients Coronado L Cookie Security – Myths and Misconceptions Coronado J

10:00am EDT

Morning Coffee Break Veracruz C

10:30am EDT

Supply Chain Anarchy – Trojaned Binaries in the Java Ecosystem Coronado J

11:30am EDT

Friday the 13th: Attacking JSON Coronado L

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Veracruz B

1:30pm EDT

ReproNow: Save time Reproducing and Triaging Security bugs Coronado L

2:30pm EDT

NoSQL Is Not NoVulnerable Coronado L

3:30pm EDT

Crafting the next-generation Man-in-the-Browser Trojan Coronado L

4:30pm EDT

Afternoon Coffee Break Veracruz C

5:00pm EDT

KeyNote - Tony UcedaVelez: Fixing Broken Enterprise Threat Models w/ OWASP Measures: Commissioning AppSec Professionals for Real Change Coronado L