DEFCON 201  — January 2020  — Winter & Construction

Welcome to the January 2020 DEFCON 201 Meet Up!

.::AGENDA & SCHEDULE::.
7:00pm - 7:20pm
Meet & Greet
7:20pm - 7:50pm
An Introduction to Antivirus Evasion - Black Cipher
7:50pm - 8:00pm
DEFCON 201 Annoucements & Code of Conduct - GI Jack
8:00pm - 8:10pm
Wards, Decoders and Disk Detainers OH MY! - Sidepocket
8:10pm - 9:55pm
Open Workshops Projects
9:55pm - 10:00pm
END OF OFFICIAL MEET UP

.::OPEN PROJECTS::.

Practice Lockpicking & Locksport — GI Jack, Sidepocket

Nintendo Labo VR Blaster — Sidepocket

.::LIGHTNING TALKS::.

An Introduction to Antivirus Evasion
:..>This presentation will provide an introduction to the concept of antivirus evasion techniques. It will cover the Who and Why of Antivirus Evasion, common Antivirus Evasion techniques such as obfuscation, abuse of whitelisted apps, packers, ect. This will conclude with a few demos wshowing AV evasion in action.

:..>Bio: Black Cipher (Kai Pfiester) is the founder and chief security architect at Black Cipher Security, a local cybersecurity and DFIR consulting firm based in Cherry Hill, NJ. His primary skills are in offensive security an incident response.

In the local community he is the chapter lead for TOOOL Philly and the Philly Security Shell. As a speaker he has spoken on cybersecurity panels for major organizations such as the Philly Bar Association, the Philly Bar Institute, Fox Rothschild, Reger rizzo and Eckert Seamans law firms. As an author, he has written articles on cybersecurity for the NJ Law Journal, bankrate.com. NJ Business and Industry Association as well as various Bar Associations in NJ on the country level.

DEFCON 201 Updates & Code of Conduct
:..>DEFCON 201 will start with various updates about our activities in early 2020 and an overview of the Code of Conduct linked on our website.

:.> Bio: GI Jack is one of the Co-Founders of DEFCON 201. He might have seen a Ninja that had built their own hacker variant of Arch Linux known as Ninja OS. You might be able to also find this ninja at: https://ninjaos.org/

Wards, Decoders and Disk Detainers OH MY!
:..>What started in 2019 as a simple basic pin & tumbler locksport training kit for a few people has grown into an extensive locksport mobile classroom in 2020. In this quick overview, we will go over new additional tools and techniques in our kit which includes: combination wheel decoding, Warded locks, Wafer systems and Disk Detainer mechanics. The materials persented in this lession our attendees can practiceduring the Open Workshop & Projects section of the meeting.

:.>Bio: A Co-Founder of DEFCON 201, an open group for hacker workshop projects in North East New Jersey, Sidepocket is constantly wanting to help people to get better at whatever they want to do and learn. He also has a history with NYC 2600, Radio Statler at Hackers on Planet Earth, Phone Losers of America, Museum of Urban Reclaim Spaces and The Yes Men. Find out more about DEFCON 201 at: http://www.defcon201.org

.::OPEN PROJECTS::.

Practicing Lockpicking & Locksport
:..>DEFCON 201 will have padlocks and professional practice tumblers provided by TOOOL to practice on. Fun and easy to learn for all ages and backgrounds with two expert instructors!

Nintendo VR Blaster Build & Play
:..>We have a new cardboard engineering construction for anyone of any skill level to try out. Combine DIY fun with simple, shareable VR, plus a new programming tool you can use to make your own quick play VR games and experiences! When finished, we will take turns blasting through an alien invasion, test your skills at competitive hippo feeding, and go wherever else our imagination takes us!

:..>What To Bring: The ability to follow instructions and fold paper. The play portion needs two working eyes with depth perception and a resistance to motion sickness.

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