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#1

WS3 - Using systematic code reuse analysis to create robust YARA rules

#2

WS2 - Malware forensics from a distance

#3

WS1 - One SMALI step for man, one giant step for researchers

#4

Welcome & Registration for Workshop attendees

#5

Lunch for Workshop attendees

#6

Workshop Coffee Break

#7

Welcome & Registration (Coffee)

#8

Opening Speeches

#9

Perfect Smoke and Mirrors of Enemy: Following Lazarus group by tracking DeathNote campaign.

#10

RAT as a Ransomware - An Hybrid Approach

#11

A dissection of the KmsdBot

#12

Lunch Break

#13

Security Implications of QUIC

#14

You OTA Know: Combating Malicious Android System Updaters

#15

Afternoon Coffee Break

#16

Digital threats against civil society in the rest of the world

#17

Cyber Swachhta Bharat- India’s answer to botnet and malware ecosystems?

#18

Syslogk Linux Kernel Rootkit - Executing Bots via “Magic Packets”

#19

Read The Manual Locker: A Private RaaS Provider

#20

The Fodcha Botnets We Watched

#21

Pizza and Beer Reception

#22

Welcome (Coffee)

#23

From GhostNet to PseudoManuscrypt - The evolution of Gh0st RAT

#24

Iron Tiger Enhances its TTPs and Targets Linux and MacOS Users

#25

Ransom Cartel trying not to “REvil” its identity

#26

Morning Coffee Break

#27

Yara Studies: A Deep Dive into Scanning Performance

#28

MCRIT: The MinHash-based Code Relationship & Investigation Toolkit

#29

Lunch Break

#30

Operation drIBAN: insight from modern banking frauds behind Ramnit

#31

Catching the Big Phish: Earth Preta Targets Government, Educational, and Research Institutes Around the World

#32

The Case For Real Time Detection of Data Exchange Over the DNS Protocol

#33

Afternoon Coffee Break

#34

Tracking Bumblebee’s Development

#35

A student’s guide to free and open-source enterprise level malware analysis tooling

#36

Lightning Talks

#37

Gala Reception

#38

Welcome (Coffee)

#39

From Words to Intelligence: Leveraging the Cyber Operation Constraint Principle, Natural Language Understanding, and Association Rules for Cyber Threat Analysis

#40

Boss, our data is in Russia – a case-based study of employee criminal liability for cyberattacks

#41

Asylum Ambuscade: Crimeware or cyberespionage?

#42

Morning Coffee Break

#43

When a botnet cries: detecting botnets infection chains

#44

Tracking residential proxies (for fun and profit)

#45

Lunch Break

#46

Bohemian IcedID

#47

Life on a Crooked RedLine: Analyzing the Infamous InfoStealer's Backend

#48

The Plague of Advanced Bad Bots : Deconstructing the Malicious Bot Problem

#49

Closing Speech