:: KEYNOTE

• The Woman Who Smashed Terrorists When an Embassy is Hacked (Chris Kubecka)

:: TALKS — version 0x01 (90% current reviewed, selected and confirmed)

• Kubernetes Day 3: Security (Igor Vuk & Tonimir Kišasondi)
• How I Built an Android Malware for Controlling Devices Through the Internet (Erick Wendel)
• Busting Advanced BotNets (Senad Aruc)
• The Primary School of ICS Security (Danijel Grah)
• Defense on a Budget: Free Security Tips and Tricks You Can Use Today (Robert Wagner)
• The Organizational Spoon Is Not Bending, You Are! (Sebastian Avarvarei)
• Dangerous games, binary obfuscation and how not to shoot yourself in the foot while reversing ransomware (Abdullah Joseph)
• From Peter Parker To Spiderman (Milos Pesic)
• Facing the Challenge of Windows Log Collection (Michel de Crevoisier)
• Practical and Extended Vulnerability Management Process (Alexander Leonov)
• Black Evil Pi – Infiltration into a Local Network with Raspberry Pi to Perform Remote Penetration Testing (Boško Banjac)
• Mobile Bank Encrypted Password Cracking (Grega Prešeren)
• Cyberespionage: Targeted Attacks abusing Third-Party Cloud Services (Jaromir Horejsi)
• NoSQL Means No Security? (Philipp Krenn)
• When RDP is Only Hope (Vlatko Kosturjak)
• Death by a Thousand Cuts – The Equifax Breach Revisited (Jim Nemetz)

:: WORKSHOPS — all soon to be added

• Investigating with Splunk Workshop (Robert Wagner)

Note: The rest of the talks and workshops will be published soon. Like every year, you can expect the Lightning Talks section, so there is still a chance for participation for those who didn’t submit a paper.