4n6 Week 1 – 2023 - PRESENTATIONS/PODCASTS

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PRESENTATIONS/PODCASTS

Chris Stanko at Data Rescue Labs Inc.

• Everything Digital Forensics – From Certifications to Lab Setup

YouTube video

Digital Forensic Survival Podcast

• DFSP # 358 – Listening Ports

InfoSec_Bret

• CyberDefenders –  DeepDive

YouTube video

John Hammond

• How to Proxy Command Execution: “Living Off The Land” Hacks

YouTube video

LockBoxx

• Hacker Valley Blue Interview

OALabs

• Advantages Of Intermediate Language (IL) Over Pseudo C Code [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• How Accessible Is The Reverse Engineering Industry [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• How To Get Started Reverse Engineering [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• Do CTFs Help Build Malware Analysis Skills [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• Does Big Cyber Pay Better Than Startups [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• How to Switch Careers Into Reverse Engineering [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• Tips for Analysis of Large Complex Binaries [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• What Is The Most Interesting Malware From 2022 [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• Most Embarrassing Malware You Have Analyzed [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• How To Identify Unknown Crypto Functions [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• One Trick To Level Up Your Reverse Engineering [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• Tips For Writing a .NET Static Config Extractor for Malware [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

• What is The Future of Reverse Engineering [ Reverse Engineering AMA ]

YouTube video

RickCenOT

• Pentest/Hacking of gas station controller: Veeder-Root TLS 350 ATG (automated tank gauge)

YouTube video

SentinelLabs

• LABScon Replay | Breaking Firmware Trust From The Other Side: Exploiting Early Boot Phases (Pre-Efi)

LABScon / December 29, 2022 Vulnerabilities in System Management Mode (SMM) and more general UEFI applications/drivers (DXE) are receiving increased attention from security researchers. Over the last 12 months, the Binarly efiXplorer team disclosed 107 high-impact vulnerabilities related to SMM and DXE firmware components. However, newer platforms have significantly increased the runtime mitigations in the UEFI firmware execution environment (including SMM), and the new Intel platform firmware r...