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Nullcon Goa 2023

date:2023-09-20..2023-09-24
location:Goa, India
series:Nullcon Goa · 3 editions
editions:[nullcon Goa 2019, Nullcon Goa 2023, Nullcon Goa 2025]
tags:[security]
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A fast montage captures Nullcon Goa 2023 as a bustling highlight reel showing panels, parties and hallway conversations, claiming 2900+ attendees, 70+ speakers…
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Keynote: Multiplying Threat IntelligenceJohn Lambert34m
Outlines concrete ways to generate more threat intelligence: collect and retain broad logs so every attacker contact leaves a trace, pivot from host to…
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Smashing The State Machine: The True Potential Of Web Race ConditionsJames44m
A precise exploit technique called the single packet attack packs ~20–30 HTTP requests into one TCP packet to eliminate network jitter; benchmarks from…
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How I Hacked Your Bank Account: A Detailed Look At UPI SecurityNemo21m
Independent reverse engineering of multiple UPI apps while at Razorpay finds a simple but wide-impact flaw: an Android banking app trusts the client-submitted…
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Android-SigMorph: Covert Communication Exploiting Android Signing SchemesAyan Saha, Achute Sharma41m
Demonstrates how V2/V3 signing leaves unprotected regions inside the APK signing block so a signed APK can be modified in hex without breaking its signature…
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Securing CI/CD Pipelines: Exploring Vulnerabilities In WorkflowsSiddharth44m
A staged static taint analysis called Argus analyzes GitHub Actions by generating action taint summaries, converting workflows to an intermediate…
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Uncovering Azure's Silent Threats: A Journey Into Cloud VulnerabilitiesNitesh Surana52m
Researcher finds five vulnerabilities in Azure Machine Learning across three issue classes (CVE-2023-23312, CVE-2023-28312), demonstrates cleartext storage…
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MITM On PSTN: Novel Methods For Intercepting Phone CallsKirils Solovjovs30m
Combines Caller ID spoofing, SIP trunks and a VoIP gateway with simultaneous ring interception to record both sides by calling A as B and B as A, patching…
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Hacking Mitsubishi PLC Without Access To FirmwareAnton Dorfman40m
Reconstructs the undocumented Mitsubishi network protocol for the Mitsubishi FX5U PLC using the jig Works 3 simulator, Process Explorer, debugger-assisted…
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Lens Of Deceit: Unmasking And Altering Camera Sunglasses' FootageDaniel Schwendner24m
Reverse engineering uncovers a full_build=true firmware download from graph.facebook.com yielding a ~330 MB ZIP and a ~500 MB system image, revealing a Stella…
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Reverse Engineering RGB Keyboard Backlights With Linux Kernel DriversRishit Bansal31m
Reverse engineers a closed-source HP Omen 4‑zone RGB system with ILSpy to extract WMI GUIDs and the integer opcodes, uses IASL to decompile ACPI AML and maps…
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Sponsor Interviewabishek bakshi02m
Company describes an AI-powered threat intelligence platform with a stated USP in dark web monitoring and a product called CyberVision for Enterprise aimed at…
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Sponsor Interview01m
Microsoft Security Response Center describes running a global bug bounty program and hosting a recruitment party that engages dozens of security researchers…
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Sponsor InterviewSumit barav02m
Airtel announces a live bug bounty on multiple Airtel assets with a headline 10 lakh reward for whoever clears the final level, describing an active…
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Sponsor InterviewSachin AA01m
HackerOne describes itself as a bug bounty platform that connects organizations with ethical hackers and researchers, coordinating vulnerability reports and…
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Panel: Cyber Operations, Doctrine, And Geo-PoliticsAnand Venkatanaryanan, John Lambert, Manu Zacharia43m
Panel summarizes how attribution moves from heuristic names to a repeatable process: a new weather-based taxonomy replaces periodic table names and links…
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The Convergence Of EBPF, Buildroot, And QEMU For Automated Linux Malware AnalysisNikhil Hegde23m
An automated pipeline that combines ELFEN sandbox with Buildroot-built QEMU images and the lightweight ply tracer uses eBPF kprobes/kretprobes/tracepoints to…
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Unlocking Any Door In 21st Century. Immersion In Bio-SecurityTimur Yunusov, Aleksandra Murzina41m
Three commercial biometric devices are reverse engineered: airport-grade terminal, an infrared-only time clock, and a consumer AI doorbell. Firmware extraction…
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Cracking With Automated USB FuzzSubba Bachina, Conna27m
A modern USB fuzzing platform called USB Studio uses a microcontroller with two USB ports and a self‑powering rail to keep fuzzing after host crashes, drives…
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Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) Protection: Challenges & OpportunitiesSaikat Datta, Navin Kumar Singh, MV Shashadri, Mathan Baby Kasilingam, Madhavi Purandare01h 05m
National CII body reports about 100 notified entities across seven sectors and says threat feeds it shares generate a 25–30% IOC hit rate versus 1–2% from…
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The Curious Case Of The Rogue SOARJaden Furtado, Mukesh Kumar31m
Finds a command‑injection in Shuffler where the Liquid templating engine substitutes unescaped webhook inputs into a shell executed as root inside isolated…
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IoT Hacking 101: Reverse Engineering The Xiaomi EcosystemDennis Giese52m
Shows concrete exploits and methods: uses UART/JTAG/SWD and cheap tools (Raspberry Pi, multimeter, hot‑air, USB microscope, eMMC/SPI readers) to dump firmware…
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Deconstructing The Beast: A Deep Dive Into JIT Compilation Attacks In iOSShubham Sharma24m
Overview of iOS layers and why compilation matters leads to a focused look at JavaScriptCore JIT inside Safari, concrete exploit classes — JIT spraying, bypass…
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Self-Signed, Why Not! Exploiting Insecure Certificate Validation In iOS And macOSAapo Oksman46m
Automated TLS MITM tool certmitm actively generates and injects self-signed certificates and other test cases by freezing the TLS client hello, then probes…
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Jailbreaking The Apple HomePod: Fun With Checkm8 And Smart SpeakersLinus Henze49m
Achieves BootROM code execution on HomePod via the checkm8 exploit, remaps a bootrom page into SRAM to disable signature checks and uses a tethered-boot tool…
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