Schedule

Thursday, March 24, 2022
Time	One Track Mind
1200	Registration Opens
1400	Opening Remarks, Rumblings, Ruminations, and Rants
1500	Chaos Patching: Can’t Get Hacked If I Hack Myself Andrew Hendela and Eric Lee
1530	Consumer VPNs: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Yael Grauer
1600	GO Ahead — A Kubernetes-based, Sigma Rule Streaming Detection Engine Mike Saxton and Trey Hoffman
1630	Practical Information Security Metrics Robert Weiss (pwcrack)
1700	LetItGo — A Tool for Azure Tenant Domain Enumeration and Access Dan Astor and David Parillo
1730	ProcAID: Process Anomaly-based Intrusion Detection Austin Read
1800	THYRATRON : More than TTY Russell Handorf
1900	Registration Closes
2000	Firetalks

Friday, March 25, 2022
Time	One Track Mind
0930	Registration Opens
1000	There is Wardriving, and There is GWARDRIVING Mike Spicer and El Kentaro
1100	A Web API for Embedded Peripheral Reverse Engineering Travis Goodspeed and EVM
1130	Why No One Pwned Synology at Pwn2Own and TianFu Cup This Year: Analyzing Defensive Coding Techniques from a Vulnerability Researcher’s Perspective Eugene Lim and Loke Hui Yi
1200	Sceaphierde Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing Michael Hoffman
1300	Break
1400	Reversing the Pokémon Snap Station without a Snap Station James Chambers
1430	HACK THE, er… HEMISPHERE! How we (legally) broadcasted hacker content to all of North America (and beyond) using an end-of-life geosynchronous satellite Karl Koscher
1445	Safe and Secure WordPress. Easy! Alex Ivkin
1500	An Introduction to Cloning RFID Keys, for Angry Bikers Gabe Schuyler
1515	Wait a meowment, which kitten is this? Allison Wikoff
1530	Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior in Honduras: An Attempt to Influence the Election Cycle Jackie Hicks
1600	Clean Up On the Serial Aisle – Developing a Systematic Hunting Methodology for Deserialization Exploits Alyssa Rahman
1700	Van Buren: Everything you need to know about the Supreme Court’s recent take on the CFAA Kurt Opsahl
1830	Registration Closes
2000	Friday Night Chill

Saturday, March 26, 2022
Time	One Track Mind
0930	Registration Opens
1000	0wn the Con The Shmoo Group
1100	Practical Crypto of InfoSec Noobs Rob ‘Mubix’ Fuller
1130	Hacking the Cyber Incident Response: How Using Words Will Help You Suck Less Katrina Cheesman and Rock Stevens
1200	“She doesn’t even go here!” Using Denial, Deception, and Adversary Engagement for Defense Karen Lamb, Gabby Raymond, and Maretta Morovitz
1300	Closing Plenary Liam Connolly, Kathy Wang, Michael Darling, and Bruce Potter (moderator)
1400	Closing Remarks
1500	End of Con — See You Next Year!!