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A whole lot of Spiders at DEF CON 19

Next week members of Trustwave's SpiderLabs team will be headed to Las Vegas to attend DEF CON 19. Members of the team from every corner of the planet will be attendance.

We are fortunate this year to have 15 members of our team presenting between the main talks, workshop, and even DEF CON Kids. Below is a list of the talks along with links to the DEF CON website so you can read more about the talks and hopefully decide to atttend some of them.

Friday, August 5th, 2011

12:00 (Track 4) - "Staying Connected during a Revolution or Disaster" - Thomas Wilhem

13:00 (Track 2) - "I'm Your MAC(b)Daddy" - Grayson Lenik

15:00 (Track 1) - "Malware Freak Show 3" - Nicholas J. Percoco & Jibran Ilyas

Saturday, August 6th, 2011

10:00 (Workshops) - "MITM Workshop: The League of Extraordinary Middlemen" - Rob Havelt & Steve Ocepek

11:00 (Track 3) - "Traps of Gold" - Andrew Wilson (w/ Michael Brooks)

19:00 (Track 3) - "This is REALLY not the droid you're looking for..." - Nicholas J. Percoco & Sean Schulte

Sunday, August 8th, 2011

10:00 (Penn & Teller) - "Earth vs. The Giant Spider" - Rob Havelt & Wendel Henrique

10:00 (Track 2) - "PIG: Finding Truffles Without Leaving A Trace" - Ryan Linn

12:00 (Track 3) - "Getting SSLizzard" - Nicholas J. Percoco & Paul Kehrer

13:00 (Track 4) - "Blinkie Lights: Network Monitoring with Arduino" - Steve Ocepek

14:00 (Kids) - "Communicating in Code" - Leigh Hollowell (w/ Chris Lytle)

15:00 (Track 2) - "Speaking with Cryptographic Oracles" - Daniel Crowley

17:00 (Track 1) - "Building The DEF CON Network" - David M. N. Bryan & Luiz Eduardo

We are also planning a SpiderLabs Radio episode as a preview to the talks. Look for something about this in the next week or so (right, @zfasel & @tmacuk?). We'll post it to both Twitter and our blog once it is ready.

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