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Ed Skoudis, Welcome to the 2022 SANS Holiday Hack Challenge | KringleCon 2022
Eric Pursley, Log Analyzing off the Land | KringleCon 2022
Chris Elgee, All I want for AWS is Allow * | KringleCon 2022
Prof. Qwerty Petabyte, You Can Still Have Fun With Non-Fungible Tokens | KringleCon 2022
Tom Liston, A Curmudgeon Looks at Cryptocurrencies | KringleCon 2022
Rajvi Khanjan Shroff, Xmas Scanning with Nmap | KringleCon 2022
Mark Baggett, Python's Nan-Issue | KringleCon 2022
Melissa Bischoping, Javascript Obfuscation: Can You Deobfuscate Who’s Naughty or Nice? | KringleCon
Antoinette Stevens, Finding Rudolph: Why You Should Use IaC in the Cloud | KringleCon 2022
Jared Folkins, DevOps Faux Paws | KringleCon 2022
Chris Lemmon, CTFs: Santa’s Gift to Landing Your First (or Next) Cybersecurity Role | KringleCon
SANS Holiday Hack Challenge 2022 Closing Ceremonies & Winner Announcements
Clay Moody, Using Open-Source Tools to Track Elves | KringleCon 2021
Kevin Tyers, HIDden Duckey, Deconstructed Payload | KringleCon 2021
KringleCon - Tim Medin, Hacking Dumberly Not Harderer
Ed Skoudis, SANS Holiday Hack Challenge: Welcome + Orientation | KringleCon 2021
Mary Ellen Kennel, How to Build a Free Malware Lab | KringleCon 2021
Chris Davis, Machine Learning Use Cases for Cybersecurity | KringleCon 2019
Larry Pesce, HID Card Hacking | KringleCon 2020
Prof. Qwerty Petabyte, Working with the Official Naughty/Nice Blockchain...
Dave Herrald, Adversary Emulation and Automation | KringleCon 2020
Spencer Gietzen, IOMs vs. IOAs in AWS | KringleCon 2020
KringleCon - Mark Baggett, Escaping Python Shells
Jorge Orchilles, Offensive Security Tools: Providing Value with the C2 Matrix | KringleCon 2020
Ed Skoudis, START HERE: Welcome and Tips | KringleCon 2020
Nancy Gariché, Disclosing Security Vulnerabilities to OS Projects.. Like a Boss! KringleCon 2021
