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Critical Infrastructure Attack or How to Hack a Whole City

Olga Kochetova setting up the ATM for the contest Leave ATM Alone

The second day of PHDays IV CTF begins

PPP from the US, the winners in 2011

Hands-on Lab is in full swing

The round table “State and Cybersecurity”

Maria Garnaeva and Sergey Lozhkin speaking about botnets

Alisa Esage (Shevchenko)

Critical Infrastructure Attack

A beanbag chair is a hacker’s best friend

The more the merrier

Alexander Peslyak (Solar Designer) speaking about password hashing

Smart TV Insecurity

What are “compromise indicators” and what are they for?

Eric Filiol on contemporary history of cryptography

David Oswald speaking about side-channel attacks

What will happen if the signal lights and boom barrier stop working?

Impressioning attacks by Toool

Trying to hack the QIWI terminal

Dragon Sector, the winners of CTF

Sergey Gordeychik, the forum’s director

Vladimir Dubrovin from Mail.Ru going to smash the prize MacBook Air

The MacBook Air survives and goes to the winner of the contest Huck Me

John-users, the contestants of Hash Runner

The winners of Survive Hacking

The PHDays IV CTF award ceremony

The registration counter, the first day of the forum

Participants getting ready for the start of PHDays IV

The first presentation is about to start

Kirill Kertsenbaum discussing MDM, BYOD etc.

Robert Griffin about attack prevention

Fabricating keys

Critical Infrastructure Security

Tom Van Goethem telling about vulnerabilities in WordPress

Dave Chronister presenting his report “Give Me Your Data!”

Dave discovering very important data on devices and hard drives bought on eBay

Old School: trying to hack the soviet coin-operated telephone

SCADA Strangelove telling about new vulnerabilities in ICS

Ignacio Paredes presenting his report “Industrial Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection in Europe”

Alexander Sverdlov’s four-hour workshop on incident investigation

Participants of the workshop “How to React to Security Incidents: Investigation of a Cyber-Attack”

The report “Big Data on Social Networks: No Need for NSA’s Special Surveillance to Keep Track of You”. The hall is packed

Igor Ashmanov’s report became the most quoted in social networks

The presentation is over, but the audience wants more

Beauties from Mail.Ru resting

Alexey Zhukov about cryptography in the Internet of Things

Karsten Nohl presenting “Mobile Network Attack Evolution”

Tin foil hats waiting for their owners (the Survive Hacking contest)

The laboratory of 3D printing. Drawing with a 3D pen

The second day of PHDays IV CTF

Another try at hacking the pay terminal

More than 2,500 people from 18 countries took part in the forum

The payphone holds the field

The Leave ATM Alone contest

Modern 3D printers are not much larger than common printers

William Hagestad II: comparing Iranian, Chinese and North Korean hacking worlds

Unlock the tablet to access the HMI of the “insane home”

Despite the toylike look of the model, the ICSs are used in real life

PHDays IV CTF: last hours, the suspense is terrific

Hacking again!

Andrey Masalovich presenting his report on competitive intelligence

Making themselves comfortable

Maxim Tsoy, one of the leading organizers of PHDays IV CTF (center)

Andrey Petukhov, Dmitry Sklyarov and Andrey Moskvitin (from left to right) at the section “Threats 3.0”

Two hats are better than one

2drunk2hack: kyprizel took first place, second place went to coolzor, and balda took third place

Maxim Kutylov, the permanent moderator of the PHDays forum

2drunk2hack: hackers should be able to overcome any difficulties

Forum’s participants

CTF

Boris Simis tells about real security

Vladimir Zhirinovsky at PHDays

Choo Choo Pwn

Sergey Gordeychik, PHDays architect

Marc Heuse’s talk

Olga Kochetova’s lab

Audience

Miroslav Štampar presenting

Aestetix speaking

Choo Choo Pwn hands-on lab

Round table ‘The Role of the Young of Today on the Information Security Market of Russia’

Nick Galbreath speaking

Tao Wan presenting

TOOOL’s presentation

Travis Goodspeed’s talk

Alexander Gostev speaking

SCADA Strangelove team

Alexander Sverdlov’s talk

Andrey Masalovich presenting

Choo Choo Pwn

Artem Harutyunyan’s presentation

Dmitry Nedospasov and Thorsten Schreder’s talk

Max Goncharov speaking

Audience

Discussion ‘ICS Security — an Oxymoron or the Task of the Decade?’

Michail Yemelyannikov’s talk

Fyodor Yarochkin presenting

Eric Jimmy Anklesarai presenting

Alexander Antukh's presentation

Boris Ryutin's presentation

Vladimir Vorontsov's presentation

Dmitry Ugryumov's presentation

Ilya Trifalenkov's presentation

Olga Kochetova preparing the ATM before the lab

SDLC’s panel discussion ‘Is SDLC a Whim, a Vagary of Fashion, or Regulatory Bodies' Requirement?’

Choo Choo Pwn

CTF

Audience

2600 competition

Choo Choo Pwn competition

Lockpicking

$natch

The Labirinth

Audience

The Labyrinth’s start

The morning before the forum

Forum’s participants

Hall atmosphere

TOOL and the bomb

Game Zone

ATM's internals and typical vulnerabilities demonstrated to foreign visitors

The Labyrinth

Lockpicking workshop

Lockpicking contest

The organizers preparing to the forum

The organizers examining the venue

The first stage of the Labyrinth

The winners of the Labyrinth

Registration

Information desk

Visitors

Dumpster Diving

PHDays III

Forum’s participants

The Labyrinth final

The bear, widely known in narrow circles

Traditional 2drunk2hack

2drunk2hack

2drunk2hack — passions are rising

Famous geohot will soon win 2drunk2hack

Geohot at the award ceremony

CTF winners

Eindbazen, the CTF winners

PPP, silver prize winners

The third place is taken by More Smoked Leet Chicken

Choo Choo Pwn winners

$natch winners

Winners

Awarding ceremony

Registration		Press Conference
Bruce Schneier's Speech		Datuk Mohd Noor Amin' Speech
PHDays Guests		Jerry Gamblin's Speech
Maria Garnayeva's Speech		Marcus Niemietz's Speech
Mercy Shelley's Speech		Thibault Koechiln's Speech
Sergey Gordeychik's Speech		Sergey Gordeychik's Speech

Alexey Lukatsky' Speech
Travis Goodspeed's Speech		Andrey Belenko' Speech

		Alexander Peslyak's Speach
Vladimir Kochetkov's Speech		Miroslav Stampar's Speech
Fyodor Yarochkin's Speech		Seeing once is better Section
Human Resources Section		Seeing once is better Section
PHDays Guests		PHDays Guests
PHDays Guests		Section on Banking Security
Hands-on Lab by Andres Riancho		Hands-on Lab by Vladimir Lepikhin
Hands-on-Lab by Nikhil Mittal		Hands-on-Lab by Pierre-Marc Bureau

		Hands-on-Lab on Remote Banking Security
Hands-on-Lab on Remote Banking Security		$natch
SCADA hands on lab		Hack the RFID
Hack the RFID		2600

		Hacking FreeBSD 8.3
Nikita Tarakanov Compiting in Hack2own		Hijacking AR.Drone
AR.Drone		CTF
CTF		root@phdays.ctf aka Dmitry Evteev
CTF. 0daysober, Switzerland		CTF. BIOS, India
CTF. FluxFingers, Germany		CTF. Eindbazen, Netherlands
Dumpster Diving		CTF Rubbish Task
PPP 's Dumpster-Diving		In the Hall
Behind the Scene		Soviet Gaming Machines
In the Lobby		A Positive Employer
The Neuron Hackspace		Famous Speakers in Focus
Bruce Schneier		Bruce Schneier

		Mikhail Yemelyannikov and a Camera
AR.Drone Winners		Matt Dickoff - AR.Drone Winner
Taking a Break		Chair Are Not Enough

		Too Drunk to Hack
Too Drunk to Hack. Emotions High, Passions Rising		Too Drunk to Hack
Competition Awards		Award Ceremony. $natch Winner
CTF Winners - Leet More, Russia		CTF Silver medalists - 0daysober, Switzerland
CTF grand prize		CTF grand prize in the winner's hands
CTF Bronze Medalists - Int3pids, Spain		CTF Awards
CTF Awards		Underwood Performance

PHD 2011. THAT'S HOW IT WAS.		The weather set a positive mood even before the event began.
The first steps into the Molodaya Gvardiya club made it clear for the attendees: it was the right place.		The rush hour was pretty tough for everyone. The organizers promised to take it into consideration :)
The members of the PPP team, USA, still unaware of their upcoming victory at the PHD CTF 2011…		For 8 hours, the PHD CTF 2011 playground turned into a field of an intensive struggle.
The contestants of the PHD CTF 2011 were overwhelmed with emotions, but there was no single second to get distracted.		The hacker contest was the center of everyone's attention.
A few screens displayed each step of the CTF contestants in the real-time mode.		The organizers promised to enlarge the font size on the scoreboard next time :)
There was no single minute when the playground was empty.		Non-contestants were truly engrossed with the competitions.
The laptop was successfully hacked and awarded to the winner as promised.		The business program was carried out in five sections at the same time.
The mood of the seminars fluctuated from informal…		…up to formal and quite serious.
The end of the day saw the funniest Too Drunk to Hack contest for all comers.		To mark the end of the forum, the attendees cut and ate a cake adorned with the logotype of the event…
….and enjoyed a hilarious and positive performance of a popular Russian band Neschastny Sluchai (The Accident).

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