Handouts - SecAppDev 2019

Andrew Lee Thorp

• The Android fingerprint subsystem
• Using Android Webviews - moving web risks into the app

Bart De Win

• Driving security with maturity models
• Positioning Secure Development Lifecycles (SDLC) and maturity models
• Security in a fast-moving Agile and DevOps environment

Bart Preneel

• Behind the scenes of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and smart contracts
• Cryptographic Algorithms
• Cryptography best practices
• Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) fundamentals
• The future of security and privacy (keynote)

Brian Vermeer

• Exploiting and Fixing Common Vulnerabilities in Your (Java) Web Application

Cyprien de Saint Guilhem

• Security features of TLS 1.3

Erlend Oftedal

• Addressing security in containerized applications with Istio
• Modern web application security vulnerabilities

Frank Piessens

• New Trends in System Software Security

Jan Tobias Muehlberg

• Can you trust trusted execution environments
• Developing and testing secure software components

Jim Fenton

• A modern take on passwords
• Authentication beyond passwords

Jim Manico

• Modern HTTPS deployments
• OWASP Top Ten Proactive Controls
• The OWASP ASVS as the basis for a security program

Jimmy Mesta

• Exploring the security of cloud-native technologies
• Mobile is eating the world. But is it secure
• Zero-to-DevSecOps-Security in a DevOps world

Lieven Desmet

• Detecting and preventing domain name abuse in the EU TLD

Martin Johns

• CSP in the age of Script Gadgets
• The ins and outs of client-side XSS

Michael Boeynaems and Johan Peeters

• API access control

Philippe De Ryck

• Introduction to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
• The parts of JWT security nobody talks about
• The security model of the web

Raoul Strackx

• Foreshadow - from oversight to a tech nightmare

Roel Peeters

• Entity Authentication

Sebastien Deleersnyder

• Whiteboard hacking - aka hands-on threat modeling

Seda Guerses

• Data protection by design
• Paradigms of Privacy Research and Privacy Engineering

Tom Van Goethem

• Who left open the cookie jar