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[FireEye]MIRcon 2014 – Day 2 Highlights
« le: novembre 10, 2017, 19:00:50 »
MIRcon 2014 – Day 2 Highlights


      src="https://www.fireeye.com/content/dam/legacy/ammo/Stage-Photo-300x225.jpeg"
    alt="MIRcon 2014" width="300" height="225" />MIRcon 2014

It seemed
    fitting that the last day of MIRcon started with a total lunar
    eclipse and ended with an inspirational keynote address by renowned
    astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. After an amazing two days of
    content, MIRcon 2014 is officially in the books! Following are some
    of the highlights.


       
  • Chris Sanders and Jason Smith's presentation, Applied
            Detection and Analysis Using Flow Data
    , discussed how
          flow data can be used for detecting both structured and
          unstructured threats The presenters also spoke on how flow data
          can be used to augment the analysis of network security events
          detected by other mechanisms.

  •    
  • Amanda Stewart brought attendees up to speed about the true
          nature of Mac OSX malware, dissected OSX malware authors, and
          common threat indicators and evasion techniques of current OSX
          malware in the wild during her session, "Plists,
            Shell Scripts and Object-C, Oh-My!"

  •    
  • Russian nesting dolls, or Matyroshka, served as a clever
          metaphor for Jacob Kitchel's session entitled, "The
            Security Matryoshka - The Ins, Outs and Challenges of Security
            in a Large Utility,"
    where Jacob discussed the
          complexities of managing security in large organizations.

  •    
  • After lunch, famed astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson
          mesmerized the crowd and gave an inspiring keynote address as he
          commented on the state of science in America during his session,
            "Science as a way of Knowing".

  •    
  • Every good conference needs awards which is why we brought the
          "Malies" back for 2014. In "The 2014
            'Malies' Awards: Best & Worst Targeted Malware of
          2014,"
    Richard Wartell gave attendees a first-hand
          look into how to reverse engineer real-world malware and focused
          on samples with interesting and comical mistakes that malware
          authors made in 2014.

  •    
  • Closing out the day, Thoufique Haq and Ned Moran discussed
          evidence of collaboration among advanced attackers, their shared
          tailored tools and evasion techniques, and what their research has
          uncovered about varied collaborating groups in their session,
            "An Insight into Symbiotic APT Groups".

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      src="https://www.fireeye.com/content/dam/legacy/ammo/DegrasseMIRcon2014-300x213.png"
      alt="Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson giving his keynote at MIRcon 2014"
      width="300" height="213" />Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson giving his
  keynote at MIRcon 2014

Couldn't make the conference? Register for
    the upcoming       href="https://www.mandiant.com/events/webinar/from-the-front-lines-what-really-happened-at-mircon3"
      target="_blank">recap webinar where we'll present, at a high
    level, everything that went on during this year's MIRcon. To all of
    our attendees, thank you for making this year a smashing
  success!


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