VB2008 Ottawa - slides
The following are the presentation slides shown by speakers at the VB2008 conference in Ottawa. We are still waiting for some of the slides to be supplied to us - these will be added when they are submitted to us. The slides are arranged in chronological order of the presentations.
Keynote address
- Alex Eckelberry ('The AV industry: quo vadis?') - a recording of the keynote address is also available here.
Corporate stream
- David Emm ('The malware business')
- Anthony Arrott ('Stormy weather: a quantitative assessment of the Storm web threat in 2007')
- Gunter Ollmann & Holly Stewart ('Intentions of capitalistic malware')
- Paul Baccas ('Affiliate web-based malware')
- Jeff Aboud ('Life beyond outbreaks. Marketing in today's threat environment')
- Gunter Ollmann (on behalf of Joshua Corman) ('How secure is your virtualised network?')
- Benjamin Czarny ('Network Access Control technologies')
- Chris Lewis ('Effective open-source spam filtering for enterprise')
- Chun Feng ('Playing with shadows - exposing the black market for online game password theft')
- Kenneth Bechtel ('A look at defence in depth: the re-evaluation')
Technical stream
- Morton Swimmer ('Towards integrated malware defence')
- Kimmo Kasslin ('Your computer is now stoned (...again!). The rise of the MBR rootkit')
- Matt McCormack ('When the hammer falls - effects of successful widespread disinfection on malware development and direction')
- Eric Kumar ('Applying user-mode memory scanning on Windows NT')
- Tim Ebringer & Li Sun ('A fast randomness test that preserves local detail')
- Ismael Briones ('Graphs, entropy and grid computing: automatic comparison of malware')
- Patrik Ostrihon & Reza Rajabiun ('The robustness of new email identification standards')
- Andrey Bakhmutov ('Coordinated distributions method for tracking botnets sending out spam')
- Martin Overton ('Malware forensics: detecting the unknown')
- Andrew Walenstein & Arun Lakhotia ('Using game theory to assess the strength of an AV system against evolving offences')
- Igor Muttik ('Rebuilding anti-malware testing for the future')
- Richard Ford & William Allen ('Samples.malware.org: sample sharing for the next decade')
- Bartlomiej Uscilowski & Julie Weber ('Clean data profiling')
'Last-minute' technical papers
- Boris Lau ('Race to zero with online scanners')
- Marius van Oers ('Apple iPhone SDK programming')
- Kurt Baumgartner ('Recent rogueware' [ODP format])
- Sorin Mustaca ('URL check: Malware and phishing URLs aggregator')
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