Who: ToorCon supporters and local hackers. What: ToorCon Seattle When: April 18th-20th, 2008 Where: Last Supper Club & The Public N3rd Area Why: The Beta release passed QA How: Register Now Sponsors:

Conference

The Conference portion of ToorCon Seattle will take place at the Last Supper Club in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square. All presentations will be displayed on all of the projectors and plasma displays throughout the club like last year and there will be bar service throughout the day. The conference schedule will be similar to last year with mostly 20 minute talks and blocks of 5 minute lighting talks. Because we'll be cramming many talks into just a single day we will be setting aside a separate room for speakers to field questions after their talk and for attendees to have conversations without being rude to the person currently presenting. The conference schedule is currently as follows:

Friday, April 18th - Lightning Talks & Party

ToorCon Seattle lightning talks and party at the Public N3rd Area from 8:00pm-1:00am. We'll be providing music, snacks, and free alcohol for all attendees who attend. If you don't know what the Public N3rd Area is, it's Seattle's hacker hideout where all sorts of mayhem happens including the infamous Hackerbot Labs, a weekly hardware hacker hackathon, and other hacker get-togethers and projects. ShmooCon is the official sponsor of the Friday Night Party and will be covering all of the drinks so make sure to thank any Shmoo people there for helping us out! Here's a list of the lightning talks that we've currently accepted.

8:00pm	Welcome
8:05pm	I)ruid, My Handle
8:10pm	Dan Griffin, Mainstreaming Tor
8:15pm	nous, Creating the Phreaking Challenge
8:20pm	jrandom, Attend My Talk And Win A Xbox 360... In Some Other Contest!
8:25pm	Beth Kolko, The Other Internets
8:30pm	Shyama Rose, Managing Brilliant People
8:35pm	Travis Goodspeed, Inside a Traffic Light Controller's Firmware
8:40pm	Joshua Gourneau, Loci, a Geospatial Wiki
8:45pm	sirusdv, Manipulating The Rendering Process of any DirectX Game
8:50pm	Paul Bartell, linux disk encryption with a USB "key"
8:55pm	Dean Pierce, seeds of contempt
9:00pm	Justin Searle, Capture the Flag ...... er ...... Cards
9:05pm	Ian Gorrie, I'm an executive! Jail is bad! Can I not go?
9:10pm	Ken Caruso, Yoga for Hackers
9:15pm	Joel Voss, Asterisk IAX2 DoS and Exploit Framework
9:20pm	Timothy Carstens, Identity-based ElGamal
9:25pm	kaizoku, Memory Dump Analysis
9:30pm	Jacob Appelbaum, An Introduction to Club Mate
9:35pm	Lisa Thalheim, Being a hacker in Germany - Current state of political affairs
9:45pm	DJ Keith Myers, DJ Jackalope, and other Seattle DJs... Visual FX by Binary Millenium
1:00am	Cleanup

Saturday, April 19th - Conference & Party

Conference at the Last Supper Club & partying at the Last Supper Club afterwards. We've been given the entire Gallery room at the LSC to throw our Saturday Night Party in so we definitely won't disappoint. We've also received sponsorship from many awesome organizations such as ShmooCon, Microsoft, Leviathan, and IOActive whom we're equipping with bottomless pitchers of beer during the conference so make sure to say hi to them at the con for free drinks! Also, Microsoft is the official sponsor of the Saturday Night Party and will be covering a lot of the drinks for that night, so much thanks to them!

10:30am	Opening Remarks
10:40am	Dan Kaminsky, h0h0h0h0
11:00am	Nathan Rittenhouse, An Introduction to Decompilation and Keygenning
11:20am	Jon McClintock, Getting started in mobile hacking
11:40pm	John Heasman, Wake up and smell the coffee: design flaws in the Java browser plugin
12:00pm	Adam Cecchetti, Splitting Gemini
12:20pm	Dan Shumow, On The Possibility of a Backdoor in the NIST SP800-90 Dual EC PRNG
12:40pm	Aaron Portnoy & Cameron Hotchkies, Reverse Engineering Cookbook
1:00pm	Lunch Break
1:20pm	TProphet, Phreaks, Confs, and Jail
1:40pm	Katie Moussouris, Secure the Planet! A Year in the Life of a Microsoft Security Strategist
2:00pm	Quinn Norton, Adam was my grandfather: Changing your Self, changing your society
2:20pm	Nathan McFeters & Rob Carter, URI Use and Abuse
2:40pm	Travis Goodspeed, Homegrown Analysis Tools for 16-bit Microcontroller Firmware
3:00pm	Hugo Fortier, A Rogue Access Point, A Man in the middle, and a client application. What could possibly go wrong?
3:20pm	Matt Miller, State of the Exploit
3:40pm	Richard Johnson, Fast n Furious Transforms
4:00pm	Craig Smith, Header Injections for Packers and Parasitic Infectors
4:20pm	Octalpus & Nkryptr, NABAVT (Not Another Boring-Ass VoIP Talk)
4:40pm	Adam Shostack, SDL Threat Modeling: Past, Present and Future
5:00pm	Luiz Eduardo, echo )) wi-fi (( location
5:20pm	Raven, Packet Death Touch: Finding Vulnerable Areas in Backbone Protocol Parsing
5:40pm	Yuriy Bulygin, CPU side-channels vs. virtualization rootkits: the good, the bad, or the ugly
6:00pm	Julia Wolf, Malware Classification using Machine Learning
6:20pm	Parity, Introducing Scurvy: a new NTLM relay attack tool
6:40pm	divide, Privacy and Identity Hacking
7:00pm	Karsten Nohl, Exploiting Proprietary Crypto
7:20pm	Closing Remarks
7:30pm	Dinner Break
9:30pm	Party at The Last Supper Club (Gallery Room) DJ Keith Myers, DJ Jackalope, and other Seattle DJs... Visual FX by Binary Millenium
2:00am	The Last Supper Club Closes

Sunday, April 20th - Workshops

On Sunday, we'll be having a few different workshops at the Public N3rd Area during the day as well as other festivities going on around town. We'll be posting info on the different festivities here. If you are interested in participating in one of the Workshops, please check out the Workshops page.

12:00pm	Workshops Start @ the Public N3rd Area!
6:00pm	Catered Dinner, Mingling, and After Party
11:00pm	Cleanup