Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk Professionalization of Hacktivism during a onflict, It isn’t just DDoS! Mathieu Guizout 🗣 Edit
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk Houdini & Co, Automation of extraction and C2 polling Boris Lickindorf 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk Build your own Redis honeypot Aloïs de Souza-Coroller 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk Hiding in plain sight: abusing Graph API for the win Jean Marsault 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk Suricata Language Server Erlc Leblond 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk 1 IP address, 2 country locations Patrice Auffret 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk DESKTOP-Group or OPERA1ER Tom Ueltschi 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Lightning talks Lightning talk VISION-ProcMon: Visualization tool dedicated to malware analysts Félix Guyard 🗣 Félix won the Botconf 2023 Lightning talk prize for the quality of his demonstration Edit PDF Video
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Botconf 2023 Additional papers Additional paper Incremental clustering of malware packers using features based on transformed CFG Ludovic Robin 🗣 | Corentin Jannier 🗣 | Jean-Yves Marion 🗣 Packer detection is an important topic because most malware is packed and this allows it to avoid detection based on static analysis. Identifying classes of packers is the key to effective detection
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Botconf 2023 Wednesday | 17:05 – 17:35 Long presentation Syslogk Linux Kernel Rootkit – Executing Bots via “Magic Packets” David Álvarez Pérez 🗣 In November 2022, we discovered a new version of the Syslogk Linux kernel rootkit affecting x86 and x86_64 processor architectures (udis86 disassembler dependency). We were not surprised, as the first version we
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