Handouts - SecAppDev 2018

Alain Cieslik

• Designing GDPR compliant software

Aram Hovsepyan & Kim Wuyts

• LINDDUN- privacy engineering [EXAMPLE]
• LINDDUN- privacy engineering [SLIDES]

Barry Dorrans

• Beyond the OWASP top 10 - the code behind the vulnerability
• Security in .NET Core

Bart Preneel

• Cryptography best practices [BOOK]
• Cryptography best practices [SLIDES]
• Cryptography in a post-Snowden era
• Entity authentication
• Network security protocols
• Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) fundamentals
• cryptographic algorithms

Claudia Diaz

• Introducation to privacy technologies

Dominick Baier

• A practical introduction to OpenID Connect & OAuth 2.0
• Identity and access control- present & future

Frank Piessens

• Low-level security vulnerabilities Intro

Herbert Bos

• On the vulnerability of software without bugs or flaws
• Why none of your defenses will really stop attackers (but may still be useful)

Jake Goulding

• Hands-on introduction to Rust - Lab sessions
• How Rust helps us make safer and more secure code
• Introduction to Rust

Jan Tobias Muehlberg

• Techniques for developing and integrating secure software components

Jim Manico

• Modern HTTPS deployments
• OWASP's top 10 proactive controls
• Security enhancements in Java 9

Matthew Smith

• Developer are not the enemy
• Methods of usable security research

Pedro Fortuna

• Are your JavaScript-based protections really secure
• Code protection through obfuscation

Philippe De Ryck

• The web's security model

Sean Michael Wykes

• Cryptographic hardware and Secure Elements

Seba Deleersnyder

• Practical Threat Modeling
• Whiteboard Hacking (aka practical threat modeling) - Lab session