Please send your proposals to cfp@caro2020.org
Given the background Industry of Threats, we invite original, high quality talks. Here is an open list of related topics:
Please send a proposal that outlines the content of your talk and your major claims with max. 4 pages (including references). Also indicate the preferred duration of your talk (20, 30, 45 mins) and its TLP status. If you apply, at least one author must present the work, if it is accepted. Make sure you apply for visa in time. Please also indicate if you need an invitation letter.
Send your proposal to cfp@caro2020.org.
Deadline for proposals is March, 1st 2020.
Notification of acceptance will be done by March, 23rd 2020
We are also open for other related topics.
As the situation about Corona COVID-19 is demanding severe restrictions in travel and summits, we don’t see us in the position to run a regular conference on the foreseen date. So we made – heavy-heartedly -the decision to postpone the CARO 2020 Workshop to May 2021. We will do our best to make the CARO 2021 workshop the outstanding gathering that we had prepared for this year.
The accepted talks will be presented on Sept 24th in a webinar, starting at 13.00h CEST. Participation is free of charge, but registration is mandatory. More details about registration and the program will be published shortly.
Throughout the last decades a vivid cybercrime ecosystem emerged which is constantly changing. Computing devices are no longer restricted to desktops. More and more connected devices are used in both emerging technologies and traditional industrial environments. New technologies bring up new and unforeseen threat vectors. The usage of computing devices has been increasing and so has the responsibility of the security industry to provide adequate countermeasures for cyber criminals and more dedicated attackers.
The CARO workshop is about combining forces to counter the Industry of Threats. This has at least three interpretations:
Everyone who is already in Bochum is invited for the icebreaker event, with early registration 🙂
All times are CEST. Check what time that is in your time zone with a tool like this.
13:00 Opening
13:10 Igor Muttik, Cybercurio. Catching Future APTs
13.40 Anurag Shandilya, K7. Who is controlling your Industrial Control System?
13.55 Mark Lechtik, Giampaolo Dedola Kaspersky. Chronicles of the Goblin: Government Espionage Beyond Digital Domain
14:15 Break
14:30 Martin Hron, Avast. The one to rule them all: an unexpected way how to compromise a network Network
15:00 Gabor Szappanos, Sophos. Mining Mayhem: the Fallout of Eternalblue
15:30 Stefan Hausotte, Boris Ahrens, G DATA. A Modern Sample Exchange System
15:50 Break
16:05 David Fiser, Trend Micro. Supply Chain Attacks in The Age of Cloud Computing
16:35 Jaromir Horejsi & Joseph C. Chen, Trend Micro. Operation Overtrap: Decomposing a Multi-Vector Attack Campaign Against Japanese Online Banking Users
16:50 Gabriel Cirlig. White Ops. Bad PUPpies – Big Money, Big Fraud, Ad fraud
17:20 Break
17:35 Jakub Soucek & Martin Jirkal, ESET. LATAM financial cybercrime: Competitors in crime sharing TTPs
18:05 Alex Holland, Josh Stroschein, Bromium. Tracking Malware Campaigns by Malicious Office Document Images through the Application of Perceptual Hash Algorithms
18:35 Closing session
Attending the CARO webinar is free, but registration is mandatory. Registration will be vetted.
Access to the CARO workshop 2020 is restricted. Please send an email with your name, your affiliation and few sentences about your motivation to attend CARO workshop to registration@caro2020.org (LINK). You will receive a link to the registration page with more detailed info in your notification of acceptance. The mails won’t be sent before Monday Sep 21st.
G DATA Campus, Königsallee 178
44799 Bochum, Germany
info@caro2020.org
