Main Stage·45 min
Bruce Schneier
Bruce Schneier examines how artificial intelligence systems hack human institutions, tax codes, financial markets, and legal frameworks.
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Main Stage·45 min
Bruce Schneier
Bruce Schneier examines how artificial intelligence systems hack human institutions, tax codes, financial markets, and legal frameworks.
Black Hat·53 min
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning How To Hack Government: Technologists As Policy Makers.
Black Hat·49 min
Presenters detail vulnerability discovery and exploitation in I Know Your Filtering Policy Better than You Do.
Black Hat·50 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding Legal Landmines: How Law and Policy are Rapidly Shaping Information Security.
Black Hat·46 min
Presenters detail vulnerability discovery and exploitation in Policy Implications of Faulty Cyber Risk Models and How to Fix Them.
Black Hat·43 min
Tanya Janca
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for SecTor 2025 | Hacking Policy for the Public Good.
Black Hat·1 hr 3 min
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for USA 2000 - Policy to Technology, Translating U.S. Privacy Regulations for Implementation.
Black Hat·56 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding USA 2013 - HOW CVSS is DOSsing YOUR PATCHING POLICY (and wasting your money).
Blacks in Cybersecurity Village·1 hr 1 min
Kaleeque Pierce · Jess Hoffman
Identifies subtle systemic biases across technical security controls, organizational policies, and hiring pipelines, offering actionable remediation strategies.
Blacks in Cybersecurity Village·44 min
Joy Toney
Examines ethical challenges and community responsibilities surrounding technological progress and cybersecurity practices in tech communities.
Briefings·25 min
Pinji Chen · Jianjun Chen · Qi Wang · Mingming Zhang · Haixin Duan
Introduces the security implications of HTTP/2 server push and signed HTTP exchange (SXG) on the Same-Origin Policy (SOP), a fundamental web security mechanism designed to prevent cross-origin attacks.
Briefings·31 min
Morgan Hervé-Mignucci
Policymakers and risk owners face significant challenges in managing systemic cyber risk, largely because few tools use empirical data to accurately identify and quantify it.
Briefings·36 min
Vedang Parasnis
Developers present kernel-level eBPF mechanisms to detect, intercept, and mitigate covert domain name system data exfiltration channels.
Briefings·40 min
Chris Butera · Bob Costello · Frank Cilluffo
The good news is that reports of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) demise are greatly exaggerated.
BSides Canberra·24 min
Mike Loss
Mike Loss explores "Identifying and Abusing Vulnerable Configurations in MS AD Group Policy".
CODE BLUE·44 min
Philipp S. Kruger
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for [CB18] Policy Options for Cyber Middle Powers against Strategic Cyber Attacks by Philipp S. Kruger.
Community Stage·34 min
Andra Lezza · Jeremiah Edwards
Presents threat modeling and defensive guardrails for autonomous multi-agent AI workflows, covering persistent memory, tool execution, and prompt injection.
Creator Stage·39 min
Greg Conti · Tom Cross
Explores the structural, offensive technical capabilities inherent in modern tech platforms and the risks posed when companies, insiders, or nation-states weaponize them.
Creator Stage·39 min
Herming Chiueh · Jason Vogt · Frank Smith
Taiwanese digital affairs officials and experts discuss digital blockade scenarios, undersea infrastructure protection, and cyber-resilience against nation-state threats.
Creator Stage·29 min
Tanya Janca
Advocates for treating secure software code as vital critical infrastructure, bridging application security practices with public policy reforms.
Creator Stage·37 min
Jordan Kasper
Discusses the adoption, governance, and policy landscape of open-source software within US federal agencies and defense departments.
Creator Stage·36 min
Sharlene Toney
Examines student data pipelines, third-party vendor integrations, consent frameworks, and privacy challenges across enterprise university systems.
Creator Stage·21 min
Matt Gaffney
Shares firsthand experiences navigating vulnerability disclosure programs in the aviation industry, highlighting common pitfalls and best practices.
Creator Stage·24 min
Allan Friedman
Makes the case for Hardware Bills of Materials (HBOMs) to trace semiconductor provenance, detect component cloning, and secure hardware supply chains.