HITB SIGINT

Overview

A brand new introduction for 2010, the HITB SIGINT (Signal Intelligence/Interrupt) sessions are designed to provide a quick 15 minute overview for material and research that’s up and coming – stuff that isn’t quite ready for the mainstream tracks of the conference but deserve a mention nonetheless. This session is also open to all final year students who want to present their projects to industry experts and prove their worth before they graduate.

These sessions are held during the conference coffee and lunch breaks. The papers would be reviewed by the main CFP panel and student submissions will be reviewed by the HITB Team. The best research paper presented will be voted on by the audience. This session is strictly meant for research papers that are at least 50% COMPLETE by the time of submission and are NON COMMERCIAL in nature.

AGENDA – 13th October

11:15AM – Introduction to Arduino – Kakeman (HackerspaceKL)
11:30AM – Metaware: An Extensible Virus Detection & Removal Toolkit – Lee Ling Chuan (CSM)

12:30PM – OPEN
12:45PM – OPEN
1:00PM – OPEN
1:15PM – OPEN

3:30PM – Monitoring with Zabbix – Walter Heck (Tribily)
3:45PM – LibTAPAU: The Dangers of LibTIFF & Adobe PDF – Mahmud AB Rahman (CSM)

AGENDA – 14th October

11:15AM – Zero Knowledge Authentication – Brandon Lum (Temasek Polytechnic)
11:30AM – Automatic Malware Classification & hBot – Ang Ming Yi (Singapore Polytechnic)

12:30PM – OPEN
12:45PM – OPEN
1:00PM – OPEN
1:15PM – OPEN

3:30PM – CCTLD DNSSEC Zone Signing – Amir Haris (UiTM)
3:45PM – Low Interaction Honeypot: Dionaea – Tan Kean Siong (UTM)

Want to speak in one of the currently open sessions? Come and see us on-site to put your name down!