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For a more detailed description of everything see our main AppSec Research 2013 Web Site.

Presentations

Videos

Videos from the talks are available for Großer Saal and Aussichtsreich + Freiraum.

Slides

Quick links to the presentations. All slides are under CC-BY-SA license.

Thursday, August 22nd

• Welcome Note: Dirk Wetter
• Keynote Angela Sasse -- Busting The Myth of Dancing Pigs: Angela's Top 10 list of reasons why users bypass security measures
• OWASP: Where we are... Where we are going
• A Qualitative Comparison of SSL Validation Alternatives: Henning Perl, Michael Brenner
• Recipes for enabling HTTPS: Thomas Herlea, Neils Boucke, Johann Peeters
• A Perfect CRIME? TIME Will Tell: Tal Be'ery
• Hunting Down Broken SSL in Android Apps: Marian Harbach, Matthew Smith
• HTTP(S) - Based Clustering for Assisted Cybercrime Investigations: Marco Balduzzi
• Improving the Security of Session Management in Web Applications: Philippe DeRyck
• A Doorman for Your Home - Control-Flow Integrity Means in Web Frameworks: Bastian Braun
• Experience made in Technical Due Diligence: Amir Alsbih
• OWASP - CISO Guide and CISO report 2013 for managers: Tobias Gondrom
• Real World Agile SDLC: Chris Eng, Ryan O'Boyle
• OWASP Top 10 Proactive Controls: Jim Manico (external link: presentation done by Jason Johnson at http://prezi.com/_oug648-i4yr/owasp-top-ten-defenses )
• CSP - the panacea for XSS or placebo: Taras Ivashchenko
• Security Testing Guidelines for mobile Apps: Florian_Stahl, Johannes Stroeher

• Keynote HackPra Allstars -- [[Media:]]: Jörg Schwenk
• HackPra Allstars -- Rooting Your Internals -- Michele Orrù
• HackPra Allstars -- Burp Pro Tips and Tricks -- Nicolas Grégoire
• HackPra Allstars -- Augmented Reality in your web proxy: Roberto Suggi Liverani
• HackPra Allstars: Browser Timing Attacks (Paper) Talk (updated slides): Paul Stone

• OSS OWTF Summer StormShort (newer): Abraham Aranguren

Friday August, 23rd

• Keynote Thomas Roessler -- Secure all the things: fiction from the Web’s immediate future
• Web Fingerprinting: How, who and why?: Nick Nikiforakis
• Making the Future Secure with Java: Milton Smith
• OWASP Top-10 2013: Dave Wichers
• WASC/OWASP WAFEC: Achim Hoffmann, Ofer Shezaf
• An Alternate Approach for SQLi Detection: Reto Ischi
• OWASP AppSensor - In Theory, In Practice and In Print: Colin Watson
• Introducing ASVS 2013: Sahba Kazerooni, Daniel Cuthbert
• Insane in the IFRAME: David Ross
• JS Libraries Insecurity: Stefano DiPaola
• Clickjacking Protection Under Non-trivial Circumstances: Sebastian Lekies, Martin Johns
• Origin Policy Enforcement in Modern Browsers: Frederik Braun
• I am in your browser, pwning your stuff: Krzysztof Kotowicz
• Sandboxing Javascript: Lieven Desmet, Nick Nikiforakis
• RaspberryPi for the Infrastructure and hacker: Fred Donavan
• Minion - Making Security Accessible for Developers: Yvan Boily (download tar and open index.html in your browser; all sources are here)
• ZAP Innovations: Simon Benetts
• Do_You_Have a Scanner or Scanning Program: Dan Cornell
• OWTF Summer StormShort: Abraham Aranguren
• OWASP Hackademic Challenges: Konstantinos Papapanagiotou
• SPaCIoS: Luca Viganò, Luca Compagna
• Closing Note Dieter Gollmann: Access Control of the Web – The Web of Access Control
• Closing Ceremony: Dirk Wetter

Welcome

The German OWASP Chapter is hosting the global OWASP AppSec Research 2013 conference in Hamburg, Germany from August 20-23. Hamburg is the second biggest city in Germany, located in the north. To quote New York Times: No one tells you how pretty Hamburg is. We do.

The AppSec Research conference will be a premier gathering of Information Security leaders, also it has a research part.

Executives from Fortune 500 firms along with technical thought leaders such as security architects and lead developers will be traveling to hear the cutting-edge ideas presented by Information Security’s top talent. OWASP events attract a worldwide audience interested in “what’s next”. The conference is expected to draw 400-500 technologists from Government, Financial Services, Media, Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Technology and many other verticals.

The conference will be held from August 20-23, 2013 at the Emporio Hamburg. It's centrally located in the heart of the city with a splendid view over Binnen-, Aussenalster and River Elbe.

Facts in a nutshell

Date

Trainings: August 20-21, 2013

Conference: August 22-23, 2013

Location

Emporio Hamburg

Program

Complete Program

Trainings

Open Source (Security) Showcase

HackPra Allstars Track

Events

Dinner ...

Sponsors

Sponsorship Description, find out more here.

Call for ...

Closed: May 15, was extended: May 22: Papers (Research).

Closed: Presentations (Industry). Talk teasers are here, Program comming soon.

Closed: Call for Trainings. Program is published

Closed: OWASP Open Source (Security) Showcase (OSS)

Registration

Is open, please see http://2013.appsec.eu/registration/ .

Mailinglist

please subscribe to: https://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/appseceu2013

Partners + Supporters

External Web Site

Sponsorship

AppSec Research is seeking for sponsors. We have several possibilities how you can promote your company, seek for employees and on the other side support the conference. Please find the description, pricing and possible items in a PDF here.

Thanks to our following sponsors

Platin
Gold	Silver	Bronze

Call for {Presentations,Papers,Trainings}

We had there separate "Calls":

• Closed: The Call for Papers is for the Research track
• Closed: Call for Presentations is the standard one for the regular tracks
• Closed: Call for Trainings

Ticket Challenge

.. for the record

Teams

Conference Orga

Dirk Wetter (Chair)

Kai Jendrian (Co-Chair)

Ingo Hanke

Boris Hemkemeier

Achim Hoffmann

Martin Johns

Hartwig Gelhausen

Tobias Glemser

Sebastien Deleersnyder

Kelly Santalucia

Sarah Baso

Contact: orga2013//lists/appsec/eu

Twitter

Twitter: @appseceu

Twitter: @OWASP_de (German account)

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