51:36
CC10 - Building a Ransomware Incident Response Plan
38:19
CC10 - Dissecting the Ransomware Kill Chain: Why Companies Need It
54:20
CC10 - Active Defense Scenarios: A Quarterly Intelligence Driven Purple Team Exercise
31:23
CC10 - Human Intelligence Versus Artificial Intelligence: Ransomware
43:04
CC10 - PacketSifter and Leveraging TShark for Network Traffic Analysis
46:14
CC10 - Network Forensics Analysis
40:36
CC10 - Nits Among Your Bits: A Dive into LockВit Ransomware Operations
37:10
CC10 - How Nefilim Dropper uses Polymorphism
57:01
CC10 - Threat Hunting: Becoming the Predator and No Longer the Prey
24:28
CC10 - What Are We Missing in Web Application?
17:45
CC10 - Tag Management System: the Agile Way to Add Vulnerabilities on your Website
34:21
CC10 - Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe
15:06
CC10 - Building a more inclusive future in Cybersecurity
58:27
CC10 - Ready...Set...Secure all the COVID vaccines!
52:52
CC10 - Hunting Phish Kits
32:52
CC10 - Throwing the Elephant
36:51
CC10 - JavaScript Obfuscation - It’s All About the P-a-c-k-e-r-s
50:04
CC10 - Operationalized Purple Teaming
59:59
CC10 - atomic-operator: Atomic Red Team Python Execution Framework
56:40
CC9 - Hands-on Purple Team Workshop
41:13
CC9 - MQTT: Tiny Protocol, Big Vulnerabilities
49:38
CC9 - Reverse Engineering Websites
47:08
CC9 - Extracting a Bootloader's AES Key via a Power Analysis Side Channel Attack
51:04
CC9 - The Full Purple Juice, Not the Watered-Down Stuff
45:11
CC9 - Stealing a Password Through Interpretive Dance, and Other Wild Video Game Hacks
20:20
CC9- Introduction to Car Hacking Basics
53:06
CC9 - Keynote: April C. Wright
33:22
CC9 - Worst of Cybersecurity Reporting 2021
50:46
CC9 - The Crimeware Arms Race: Modern Techniques in Malware Armoring & Evasion
42:53
CC9 - Analyzing Suspicious Artifacts (deep dive)
50:17
CC9 - When Your Memory Forensics Tools Only Tell Half the Story
47:31
CC9 - Hacking with Skynet: How AI is Empowering Adversaries
36:04
CC9 - Linux IR: Windows of Opportunity
18:25
CC9 - Learning Offensive Security with Project V^3: VulnHub + VirtualBox + Vagrant
49:14
CC9 - Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) Detect Advanced Persistent Threats?
45:44
CC9 - Keynote Address: Eva Galperin
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The official YouTube channel for Arizona's largest information security (infosec) conference. Our next event will take place on Feb 16th & 17th, 2024, both in Discord/YouTube and in-person in Mesa, AZ!
All of the talks & keynotes (and one workshop) from our 2021 and 2022 events are presented here in our YouTube channel in their corresponding playlists, in addition to the whole feeds from 2023.
For more information, and to stay updated on the 2024 conference, visit cactuscon.com/cc12
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