Presentations

Presentations

2009

Bypassing Memory Protections: The Future of Exploitation
- USENIX Security, August 2009, Montreal
Pwnie Awards 2009
- BlackHat USA, August 2009, Las Vegas
Breaking the Security Myths of Extended Validation SSL Certificates
- CanSecWest, March 2009, Vancouver
- BlackHat USA, August 2009, Las Vegas

2008

Pwnie Awards 2008
- BlackHat USA, August 2008, Las Vegas
How to Impress Girls with Browser Memory Protection Bypasses
- SyScan, July 2008, Singapore
- BlackHat USA, August 2008, Las Vegas
- ToorCon, September 2008, San Diego
- BA-Con, October 2008, Buenos Aires
Blackbox Reversing of Cross-Site Scripting Filters
- Recon, June 2008, Montreal
- ekoparty, October 2008, Buenos Aires

2007

Reverse Engineering and the ANI Vulnerability
- Stanford University, April 2007, Palo Alto
- Google Tech Talk, May 2007, Mountain View
Heap Feng Shui in JavaScript
- BlackHat Europe, March 2007, Amsterdam
- SyScan, July 2007, Singapore
- BlackHat USA, August 2007, Las Vegas

2006

Reverse Engineering and Computer Security
- Security SIG, October 2006, Palo Alto
Hotpatching and the Rise of Third-Party Patches
- BlackHat USA, August 2006, Las Vegas
Reverse Engineering Microsoft Binaries
- CanSecWest, March 2006, Vancouver
- Recon, June 2006, Montreal
- SyScan, July 2006, Singapore

2003

Exploit Code Development
- University of Alabama, October 2003