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This was supposed to be "Compliance an Assault on Reason" but Chris and the crowd changed it. This turned out to be a great talk for me. As this was a general review and overview of Guerrilla tactics and how to view ones opponent when they are generally larger and more powerful than your side. For me this was of great value as I have been thinking of ways to use asymmetrical means to achieve security goals. | This was supposed to be "Compliance an Assault on Reason" but Chris and the crowd changed it. This turned out to be a great talk for me. As this was a general review and overview of Guerrilla tactics and how to view ones opponent when they are generally larger and more powerful than your side. For me this was of great value as I have been thinking of ways to use asymmetrical means to achieve security goals. | ||
== Liar for | == Pat McCoy & Chris Silvers – Hook, Line and Syncer: The Liar for Hire’s Ultimate Tacklebox== | ||
This showed a ton of tools that could be used by penetration testers in the realm of social engineering and reconnaissance. They choose a hypothetical target (one of their bosses that OK'd them doing this), and then used things like facebook and other social networks to get tons of personal information about the target that could be used to social engineer them to gain information. They also used that information to get and gather information about the targets employer that could be used to gain access to the physical and digital assets of the target. | |||
== Vlad Gostom - Smile for the Grenade! Camera go Bang! == | == Vlad Gostom - Smile for the Grenade! Camera go Bang! == | ||