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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Xavier Memory Analysis Framework\n   When: Saturday\
 , Aug 13\, 14:00 - 15:55 PDT\n   Where: Caesars Forum - Society Boardroom 
 (Demo Labs) - [1]Map\n\n   SpeakerBio:Solomon Sonya \, Director of Cyber O
 perations Training\n   Solomon Sonya (@Carpenter1010) is the Director of C
 yber Operations\n   Training at a large organization. He has a background 
 in software\n   development\, malware analysis\, covert channels\, stegano
 graphy\,\n   distributed computing\, computer hacking\, information protec
 tion\n   paradigms\, and cyber warfare. He received his Undergraduate Degr
 ee in\n   Computer Science and has Master’s degrees in Computer Science 
 and\n   Information System Engineering. Before becoming Director of Cyber\
 n   Operations Training\, he was a university Computer Science Assistant\n
    Professor of Computer Science and Research Director. Solomon’s\n   cu
 rrent research includes computer system exploitation\, cyber threat\n   in
 telligence\, digital forensics\, and data protection.\n\n   Solomon's prev
 ious keynote and conference engagements include:\n   BlackHat USA\, SecTor
  Canada\, Hack in Paris\, France\, HackCon Norway\,\n   ICSIS – Toronto\
 , ICORES Italy\, BruCon Belgium\, CyberCentral –\n   Prague and Slovakia
 \, Hack.Lu Luxembourg\, Shmoocon DC\, BotConf -\n   France\, DerbyCon Kent
 ucky\, SkyDogCon Tennessee\, HackerHalted Georgia\,\n   Day-Con Ohio\, and
  TakeDownCon Connecticut\, Maryland\, and Alabama\,\n   AFCEA – Colorado
  Springs.\n\n   Twitter: [2]@Carpenter1010\n\n   Description:\n   Malware 
 continues to advance in sophistication. Well-engineered\n   malware can ob
 fuscate itself from the user and the OS. Volatile memory\n   is the unique
  structure malware cannot evade. I have engineered a new\n   construct for
  memory analysis and a new open-source tool that\n   automates memory anal
 ysis\, correlation\, and user-interaction to\n   increase investigation ac
 curacy\, reduce analysis time and workload\,\n   and better detect malware
  presence from memory. This talk demos a new\n   visualization construct t
 hat creates the ability to interact with\n   memory analysis artifacts. Ad
 ditionally\, this talk demos new\, very\n   impactful data XREF and a syst
 em manifest analysis features. Data XREF\n   provides an index and memory 
 context detailing how your search data is\n   coupled with processes\, mod
 ules\, and events captured in memory. The\n   System Manifest distills the
  analysis data to create a new memory\n   analysis snapshot and precise id
 entification of malicious artifacts\n   detectable from malware execution 
 especially useful for exploit dev\n   and malware analysis!\n\n   Audience
 : Malware Analysts/Software Reverse Engineers Exploit\n   Developers CTF S
 ubject Matter Experts Incident Responders Digital\n   Forensics Examiners 
 Offense & Defense\n\n   '\n\n   1. https://defcon.outel.org/consolidated_p
 age.html#CaesarsSummitBR\n   2. https://twitter.com/Carpenter1010\n\n\n
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LOCATION:DL - Caesars Forum - Society Boardroom (Demo Labs)
SUMMARY:Xavier Memory Analysis Framework
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