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RV4sec Videos: Caleb “chill” Crable & Adam Crosby

Caleb “chill” Crable: The Art of Post-Infection Response and Mitigation

Adam Crosby: Embracing the Cloud


RV4sec Videos: Barry Kouns & Guy Broome

Barry Kouns: Incident Response Management – Not a Fire Drill

Guy Broome: Enterprise-grade Disk Encryption Management for Open Source Systems


RV4sec Videos: Michelle Schaffer/Tim Wilson & Bill Weinberg

Michelle Schaffer/Tim WilsonHasty Headlines in InfoSec: Don’t Be Fooled by Everything You Read!

Bill Weinberg: OSS Hygiene – Mitigating Security Risks from Development, Integration, Distribution and Deployment of Open Source Software


RV4sec Videos: Pete Herzog/Dave Lauer & Jason Smith

Pete Herzog/Dave: Hacking the Market. How financial market players manipulate prices and infrastructure.

Jason Smith: Applied Detection and Analysis Using Flow Data 


RV4sec Videos: Schuyler Towne & Mark Painter

Schuyler Towne: Selling Security in a Post Lock Society

 

Mark Painter: A year in the life of HP security research


RV4sec Videos: G. Mark Hardy (Keynote) & David Bianco

G. Mark Hardy: Keynote

David J. BiancoVisual Hunting with Linked Data Graphs


RV4sec Videos: Jennifer Steffens (Keynote) & Boris Sverdlik

Jennifer Steffens: RV4sec Keynote

Boris Sverdlik: You’re HIPAA certified and Bob just killed someone from the parking lot


After Party Update: Sponsored By Rapid7, Guidepoint and Nvisium!

We have a few quick updates about the after party brought to you by Rapid7Guidepoint and Nvisium have all come together to sponsor the RVAsec after party!

The after party will be held at The Vintage Room above Pearl Raw Bar on Thursday, June 4th at 6:30pm!

The event takes place shortly after day one of the conference ends–and it is a quick walk over so you can head right from VCU for some cocktails and food!

If you plan to attend, please register to ensure we have enough staff & space reserved!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/rv4sec-after-party

Event Details:

The Vintage Room is above Pearl Raw Bar. Please enter The Vintage Room to the left of the of the main entrance to Pearl.

Thursday June 4th 6:30pm-8:30PM (maybe longer!)
2229 West Main Street Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 353-2424

Google Maps Link

Thanks again to our sponsors for making sure RVAsec attendees will be well taken care of this year!

 

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Silver Sponsor Feature: Sun Management

Sun Management

https://www.sunmanagement.net/

 

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Sun Management is a dedicated group of sales and engineering professionals focused on introducing leading-edge, disruptive technologies to corporate and government organizations, providing solutions to their evolving IT security needs. Sun Management has served the Federal and Commercial DC Metro, MD, PA, VA, WVA markets for over 11 years.

 


CTF Update

We caught up with Nick Popovich from the RV4sec CTF team and he had some great information to share with us!

The RV4sec CTF is next week, and is going to be the most intense CTF the 804 has ever seen! Here’s what’s new and amazing this year. Also you’ll want to read on for some info that will aide you during the event.

New:

1). We have what most folks expect: the RV4sec CTF with new challenges and our smiling faces.

2). Bugcrowd will be onsite, and all LIVE, REAL vulns in the Bugrcrowd bug bounty system that CTF participants submit during the event will be checked on the spot. Points for the CTF will be awarded if the submitted bugs are accepted as valid by Bugcrowd.

3). GE has partnered with us and will have their Ghost Red CTF running with MANY amazing challenges (including hacking a simulated nuclear power plant). All points for Ghost Red will also be added to total RV4sec CTF score.

4). Last but certainly not least, the HackRVA folks have included CTF challenges in the RV4sec badges. That’s right, you can tinker with your badges and find “keys” or “flags” and submit those into the RV4sec CTF scoreboard for points.The scoreboard also has clues (for all the challenges).

Info:

There will be three systems that folks can register for that will count towards their total score for the CTF:

1). The RV4sec CTF scoreboard.
2). The Bugcrowd system via the Internet (click here for more info for Bugcrowd)
3). The GE Ghost Red CTF scoreboard

The Bugcrowd info linked to above has some values for “points” but that is for the Bugcrowd system only. We will be adjusting the point values for Bugcrowd vulns for the CTF to match our points system. But obviously, the harder/neater the vuln is to exploit, the more points you’ll get.

It is CRAZY important that in all the systems you choose THE SAME USERNAME, and append “_rvasec” without quotes to your username. I’ll say it again. CHOOSE SAME USERNAME IN ALL SYSTEMS and AND “_rvasec” without quotes to your username. if you don’t the points won’t be added up for all your hard work across the systems.

Example: If i want my username to be pipefish, I would put pipefish_rvasec in when creating accounts in all 3 systems.

I know some App Devs, DBA’s and IT folks are scowling now, asking why we don’t have API’s or some consolidated system that curates all the data from the three systems and shows a single leaderboard. To you I say… maybe next year 😉 This year, we have three systems, and that’s that.

We’ve got some rad prizes too including a OnePlus phone loaded with NetHunter courtesy of OffsecNetsparker licensesWiebeTech Forensic ComboDock v5, USB-WiFi-Premium KeyGrabber and a Yubikey NEO!