In this presentation, Monnappa explained the concept of code injection and hollow process injection. He demonstrated the working of hollow process injection using reverse engineering and showed how such infections can be detected and investigated using memory forensics Presentation: Demo 1 – Understanding Hollow Process Injection Using Reverse Engineering: Demo 2 – Investigating […]
In this presentation, Anirudh Duggal covered the techniques used to fingerprint vulnerable hospitals and healthcare infrastructure using web based tools. He also explained the potential attack points and the measures that can be taken to secure such infrastructure. Presentation:
In this presentation, Abhinav chourasia covered the concept of Buffer Overflow and he also demonstrated how one can exploit a vulnerable application and take control of a system and execute arbitrary commands on the system Presentation:
In this presentation, Satyam Saxena talked about features that can be used to detect DGA domains and he also covered how Whois information and passive dns data can be used to build model to detect the infected systems Presentation:
In this presentation, Adarsh Agarwal covered the the infection mechanism of Ransomwares, different variants of Ransomwares, differences between the variants, anatomy of ransomwares, timeline of the Ransomware infections since jan 2016 and the case study of TeslaCrypt V2 Presentation:
In this presentation, Monnappa covered Linux malware analysis and showed automation of Linux malware analysis using Limon sandbox, he also demonstrated analysis of Linux malwares Tsunami, Mayhem and Suterusu Rootkit using Limon Presentation: Demo 1 – Analysis of Linux Malware Tsunami using Limon: Demo 2a – Analysis of Linux Malware Mayhem using […]
In this presentation, Anirudh Duggal explained the need for securing healthcare infrastructure and showed how to fingerprint hospitals and healthcare institutions. He also covered attacks over the internet and insider attacks on them. Presentation:
In this presentation, Jitendra Kumar Patel covered the concept of Secure Multi Party Computation (SMPC) and its applications. He also showed how SMPC could help multiple distrusting parties, who want to mutually evaluate a joint function by keeping their inputs as PRIVATE as possible and obtaining a fair output. Presentation:
In this presentation, Jiggyasu Sharma covered Bluetooth security focusing on Bluetooth low energy weaknesses and he also demonstrated Bluetooth low energy traffic capturing and cracking them using Ubertooth One. Presentation:
In this awesome presentation, Monnappa explained the concepts of malware reverse engineering. Presentation: Video Demo – 1: Video Demo – 2: Video Demo – 3: