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OWASP Romania InfoSec Conference 2013 Agenda

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Agenda

Time Title Speaker Description
10:30 - 11:00
(30 mins)
Registration
11:00 - 11:15
(15 mins)
Introduction & Welcome Oana Cornea Introduction to OWASP & Bucharest Event, Schedule for the Day
11:15 - 12:00
(45 mins)
Secure Development LifeCycle

(aka "The good the bad and the ugly implementations")

Martin Knobloch Software development is not THAT new anymore, but it is still a fast changing work environment.

We do develop more functionality faster, and the applications do even look more pretty!
But what about security? Guess what, it is not a developers first priority!
This presentation is about how to implement secure development strategy without blaming and bashing on developers. Instead of increasing the workload of the development-team with more process overhead, (security) quality gates, etc.
Lets help developer by implementing impalpable mechanism!

12:05 - 13:50
(45 mins)
Practical Defense with mod_security Web Application Firewall Marian Ventuneac Marian will introduce the mod_security Web Application Firewall (WAF). This session will be a practical demonstration of mitigating security risks for a sample vulnerable Web application.
14:30 - 15:15
(45 mins)
Scanning Romania with Nessus (web part) Adrian Furtuna This talk presents the results of a passive vulnerability scan performed against all Romanian IP addresses, targeting all web servers listening on port 80.

The research was performed against multiple network packet captures selected from the output of Carna botnet, which scanned Romania in July 2012.

15:20 - 16:05
(45 mins)
Reading the minds Anatolie Prisacaru In my presentation I will focus the analysis of how web browsers and extensions keep in memory.
I will start with a quick introduction on how to dump and analyse processes' random access memory maps on a Linux based operating system with basic tools and then run a quick code review to see a couple of weak points, find their Achilles' heel and finally prove why statements like "Your sensitive data is encrypted _locally_ before upload so even LastPass cannot get access to it" can be pretty misleading.
16:10 - 16:55
(45 mins)
Resolving 3 Common threats in MVC (A4 - Insecure Direct Object References , A3 - Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) , A8 - Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) ) Andrei Ignat Any website is confronted with hackers. The security measures are easy to follow - and this presentation shares to you this knowledge.
17:00 - 18:45
(45 mins)
Hacking the Wordpress ecosystem Dan Catalin Vasile This talk came from the personal need of securing multiple instances of Wordpress. An OWASP Project was initiated to gather the knowledge around this subject in one place.

The presentation will address the following subjects:
- securing the installation process
- server side measures: backup, securing login, antivirus, regular scan, web firewall, monitoring, permissions, etc.
- client side measures: personal devices security, password management, communication channels, etc.
- hacking the infrastructure
- hacking plugins

18:50 - 19:35
(45 mins)
iOS applications risks and defenses Oana Cornea The presentation will highlight the main iOS applications attack vectors, techniques and tools to perform a pentest and mechanisms that can be implemented to reduce application vulnerabilities. These will be presented in connection with the Owasp top ten mobile risks and will show how to improve the security of mobile applications.