Join this fireside chat with Deneen DeFiore, the Chief Information Security Officer for United Airlines, to learn how she is building an enterprise security program that leverages smart, experienced hackers. Hackers Help Make My Airline Secure Deneen DefioreĪbstract: Ensuring passengers are safe while flying goes well beyond the cybersecurity of just an aircraft. Outside of tech, James enjoys flying kites and collecting rare and interesting teas. His previous research on satellite security has been published at top academic venues, such as IEEE S&P and NDSS, presented at major cybersecurity conferences, including Black Hat USA and DEFCON, and covered in the popular press. His thesis “Securing New Space: On Satellite Cybersecurity” focused on the security of modern space platforms – with a particular interest in vulnerability identification and remediation. from Oxford University’s Department of Computer Science as a Rhodes Scholar. Prior to joining DDS, James received his PhD. James Pavur is a Digital Service Expert at the DoD Directorate of Digital Services where he advises and assists the US Department of Defense in implementing modern digital solutions to urgent and novel challenges. A secondary objective is to explore the consequences of that in the context of other critical infrastructure and convey why privacy in SATCOMs matters.īio: Dr. DDS Space Signal Lab James PavurĪbstract: The goal of this demo lab is to teach participants that radio signals can often be received and interpreted by people who aren’t their intended recipients. Prior to joining AWS, Mike was the vice president of federal for SpiderOak, leading the creation of OrbitSecure, a zero-trust security protocol for space assets.
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Campanelli currently leads aerospace professional services at Amazon Web Services (AWS). This informational talk explores the industry trends we have seen over the last 30 years, growing threats we face to our satellites, and why everyone needs to be informed about the ultimate man-in-the-middle: space.īio: Mr. That’s No Moon – A Look at the Space Threat Environment Mike CampanelliĪbstract: Outer space has changed, and changed our lives, since the first DEF CON in 1993. Moonlighter will be the platform for HAS4, the world’s first CTF in space.
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This talk will: 1) educate the audience on the HAS series of competitions, 2) review challenges/solves from the HAS3 qualifiers in May 2022, 3) preview the HAS3 Finals (Oct 2022) including the 8 finalist teams vying for $100K prize pool, 4) talk about Moonlighter, a cubesat designed and built as a hacking sandbox in space. 12 Aerospace Village Theatre (10:00AM – 5:00PM PDT) Hack-A-Sat 3 Hack-A-Sat Team – Steve Colenzo (Air Force Research Laboratory), Rachel Mann (Air Force Research Laboratory), Capt Elijha Williams (Space Systems Command), 1st Lt Kevin Bernert (Space Systems Command), Mark Werremeyer (Cromulence), Mike Walker (Cromulence), Jordan Wiens (Vector 35), Aaron Myrick (Aerospace Corp)Ībstract: Hack-A -Sat (HAS) is an Air Force/Space Force satellite hacking CTF, now in its 3rd year.
Workshops & CTFs will operate at specific times and format listed in the schedule.All talks will be in-person at specified time under each presentation.Understanding Space Through a Cybersecurity LensĪerospace Village Securing the Skies and BeyondĭEF CON 30 Aerospace Village Talk ScheduleĪerospace Village will be held in-person in the Forum Ballroom from August 12 (Friday) – August 14 (Sunday).Pilot/Hacker/Astronaut Meetup DEF CON 30.
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