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Presentation Archives
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Here are presentations previously done by Ohio Information Security Forum participants. They are organized by year and month, including Anniversary.
By Year:
2021
2020
2019
2018
2016
2015
2013-2014
2011-2012
Archived Presentations:
2021:
August
Recap of SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) 2021 Conference - John Carls
Reviewing this summer's critical Microsoft vulnerabilities - Jason Kinder
July
July Anniversary Conference Presentations:
Inside the Mind of a Threat Actor: Beyond Pentesting - Phillip Wylie
I Got 99 Problems but a WAF ain’t one - Micah Brown
Code Hedgehogs - Changing the "S" in SDLC to Secure - Penelope Rozhkova
Lend me your IR's! - Matt Scheurer
July Anniversary Conference Videos:
Opening Remarks - OISF President
Inside the Mind of a Threat Actor: Beyond Pentesting - Phillip Wylie
I Got 99 Problems but a WAF ain’t one - Micah Brown
Code Hedgehogs - Changing the "S" in SDLC to Secure - Penelope Rozhkova
A Look at Cellular Services in IoT technology - Deral Heiland
Chats, Cheats, and Cracks: Abuse of Collaboration Platforms in Malware Campaigns Edmund Brumaghin
Lend me your IR's! - Matt Scheurer
Video Download: Download Link
May
Infection Monkey and DNStwist - Jason Kinder
April
Cyberchef Workshop Lab File - Matt Scheurer
March
Covert Data Exfiltration - John Carls
All Presentations:
Link
Individual Presentations:
Air-Fi
aIR-Jumper
AiR-ViBeR
BitWhisper
Brightness
DiskFiltration
Fansmitter
GSMem
HVACKer
LED-it-GO
Magneto
Mosquito Speaker
Odini
Oops!...I think I scanned a malware
PowerHammer
POWER-SUPPLaY
USBee
xLED
February
Solarwinds Exploit (Solorigate)
January
Adaptive Security - Dale Shelinbarger
2020:
December
Links from December Presentation
October
Understanding and Getting Started with JupyterLab - Dale Shelinbarger
Link to Presentation
August
Defcon: Safe Mode Recap Links:
Defcon 28 main page (files)
Defcon on YouTube
Hack-A-Sat
July
Intro to NAND flash memory recovery - Deral Heiland
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June
Free Hacking Resources Discovered during COVID-19 - John Carls
May
Introduction to Python - Dale Shelinbarger
February
LibraryBox and PirateBox Presentations - John Roberts
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Reconnaissance - John Carls
January
Fruity Wi-fi - John Carls
2019:
November
Pi PoE - Raspberry Pi with Power over Ethernet - John Carls
September
Security Keys: Are they secure? - Dale Shelinbarger
August
Hacking With Critters - John Carls
July Anniversary
A Discussion of Secrets - Robert Stewart
Continuous Skills Improvement for Everyone - Matt Scheurer
DLP Demystified - Micah Brown
Pixel Tracking: How it’s used and abused - Barry Kimball
January
The path to IAM Maturity - Jerod Brennen
Hacking WordPress with WPScan - Zechary Carls
2018:
July Anniversary
Catching the Social Engineer - Robert Stewart
Hacking Identity, a PenTester's Guide to IAM - Jerod Brennen
Active Defense: Helping the Threat Actors Hack Themselves - Matt Scheurer
Planning and Executing a Red Team Engagement - Tim Wright
June
Kali Pi & Recon - John Carls
April
Making Kali Pi - John Carls
2016:
November
We're Watching You: An analysis of IP cameras through their firmware - Charles Monett
Link to scripts used in Charles' presentation
2015:
January
Simple Network Management Pwnd - Matthew Kienow
An Introduction to Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency - Josh Muller
Older Presentations (2013 - 2014):
February 2014
November 2013
- Exploit Development - DJ Picard
- Introduction to Windows Server 2012 Dynamic Access Control - Evan Anderson
October 2013
May 2013
March 2013
- Information Security Management 101: The Fundamentals - Jerod Brennen
- Wireless Packets 101 - Robert Stewart
2011/2012
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