BSidesLV 2010 - Wednesday, July 28
10:00
Rook
Injecting Simplicity not SQL
Molina
Top 10 Things IT is Doing to Enable CyberCrime
11:00
Linn
Multi-Player MetaSploit
Gragido
Through the rabbit hole: An Expose of Darknets and the Onion Routed Underground
12:00
Pogue
Sniper Forensics - One Shot, One Kill
Kim
Mobilizing the PCI Resistance: Lessons Learned From Fighting Prior Wars (SOX-404)
13:00
Hollowell, Lytle
CDCC
Hay, Nickerson
Building Bridges - Forcing Hackers and Business to Hug it Out
14:00
Correll, Corrons
Catch That Butterfly: Stopping Mariposa & Revealing a Growing Underground Network of Amateur Hackers
Phatak
ExploitHub: Arming the Pen Testers to Plug the Holes
15:00
Kennedy
SET 0.6 release with special PHUKD Key
Judge, Maynor
The Dark side of Twitter, Measuring and Analyzing Malicious Activity on Twitter
16:00
Frank^2
Fuck Tools, Do It yourself Jerk
Grecs
Infosec Communities for Career Success: Understanding, Participating, and Cooking One Up
17:00
Abraham
Fierce v2
Sokoly
Infosec Young and Restless
18:00
MacLeod
Stupid IP Tables Tricks
Arlen, Corman, Fagan, Honeywell, Jacobs, Lewis, Los
INFOSEC Mentoring, Mentee-ing Panel
BSidesLV 2010 - Thursday, July 29
10:00
Shah
Mobile Hackery
Corman, Daniel, Fisher, Moore
InfoSec Speed Debates
11:00
egyp7
Beyond r57
Sumner
Social Network Special Ops: Extending data visualization tools for faster Pwnage
12:00
Moore
Fun with VxWorks
Breedijk, Southham
The road to hell is paved with best practices
13:00
Ottenheimer
KeyPad Bypass Hacks
Potter
How to Make Network Diagrams that Don't Suck
14:00
Lanier
It Melts In Your Hand: An Overview of Security (Failures) In Mobile Applications
Smith
Roman Profiles : The 6 Mistakes of
15:00
Kelly
A mechanics view of SQL injection
Smith
Social Engineering the CFP Process
16:00
Marlinspike
How technology killed my heroes, and why they will never be born again
Roberts
Planes, Trains and Automobiles (OK, Cars and Buses)
17:00
Gironda
App Assessments Reloaded
Ross
Who Owns the Internet? AKA: Where did all that cyberspace go?


Instructions

This "Old School" schedule is an automatically-generated evolution of a manually-generated hack Darth Null has been using at ShmooCon since 2007. It won't work too well for a large conference, like DEFCON, but for smaller events like ShmooCon or BlackHat DC, it might be useful.

Simply print this out at whatever scale is most helpful to you. For example, for ShmooCon: print at 65%, fold Friday and Sunday back behind Saturday, and laminate, for a two-sided 3" x 4" card that you can keep in your shirt pocket.