Here’s the first round of TROOPERS16 talks. For more information check out our website: TROOPERS
Happy Holidays and all the best for 2016 to everybody!
Your TROOPERS Team
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Mike Ossmann: Rapid Radio Reversing
Wireless security researchers have an unprecedented array of tools at their disposal today. Although Software Defined Radio (SDR) is the single most valuable tool for reverse engineering wireless signals, it is sometimes faster and easier to use other tools for portions of the reverse engineering process. I’ll discuss how beneficial a hybrid SDR/non-SDR approach has been to security researchers, and I’ll walk through an example of the process.
The final blog in our series “Beyond the Thunderdome: A Review of TROOPERS15” focuses Exploitation & Attacking. With the last of this series we hope we you are already fired up and inspired for what lays a head during our upcoming TROOPERS16 (March 14-18, 2016)! Can’t wait to see you there!
“The old is new, again. CVE20112461 is back” talk created and given by Luca Carettoni and Mauro Gentile
We hope you are enjoying the ride as we continue our journey through IPv6. Below we have a great mix of talks, slides, and videos in this area posted below. We look forward to hosting more IPv6 (March 14^(th) & 15^(th)) talks next year at TROOPERS16!
“New Features of the SI6 Networks’IPv6 Toolkit” talk created and given by Fernando Gont
The IPV6 Toolkit was originally developed for UK CPNI in an effort to enhance and be able to test the current state of IPv6 security. The toolkit itself was mainly developed for security analysis and trouble shooting of IPv6 networks and implementations. It is running on a wide range of *nix based systems (this probably is considered painful to support given that low level implementation of network functions) and release under the GPL. You can directly check it out here: https://github.com/fgont/ipv6toolkit.
Welcome to the third edition of “Beyond the Thunderdome: A Review of
TROOPERS15”. The focus today is on IPv6 and Data Center Networks, so kick back
and enjoy the following talks and videos. And as always, check out our website
www.troopers.de for details on TROOPERS16 March
14-18, 2016.
“Enabling and Securing IPv6 in Service Provider Networks” talk created and given by Tarko Titan
Telekom.ee had no IPv6, 8 moths ago. They deployed IPv6 in about 4 weeks and by now about 6% of all transported traffic is IPv6 traffic. Actually the 4 weeks timeframe is a bit too optimistic but more on that later. Tarko first explains the biggest problems in the network migration, which were the access network and the Customer -Provider Edge (CPE). Also Telekom Estonia doesn’t want to make a tradeoff at security in the IPv6 deployment.
Today’s focus in our blog series will cover large-scale environments: Cryptography in Cloud environments and Network Automation. Since these topics will only become more important over time stay tuned for our TROOPERS16’s developing agenda to see what new talks will be available (or submit your own talk during our Call for Papers starting in August via our new CFP Submission tool!)
“Crypto in the Cloud” talk created and given by Frederik Armknecht
Here in Heidelberg we are already gearing up for TROOPERS16 (taking place from 14th to 18th March 2016!). While you are preparing for our Call for Papers or waiting eagerly to sign up for your spot in one of our legendary trainings take a look at our newest blog series “Beyond the Thunderdome: A Review of TROOPERS15”. It may offer some inspiration, help you kill time while waiting for next year’s TROOPERS, or for those that are new to our conference, give you a taste for what TROOPERS is all about. See you soon at TROOPERS16!
