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Things I Learned From DEFCON

  • Pentoo - Linux distro for pen testing.
  • VMware fusion - Most of the presenters were using a Macbook with VMware fusion managing their VMs.
  • Chinavasion - One of the presentations mentioned this in the context of dealextreme, I’m assuming this site is similar.
  • Kali linux - Another distro for pen testing.
  • Open bts
  • Sqlmap (SQLi injection) - Python tool used to tell if php pages were vulnerable to SQLi injection.
  • C99 shell - PHP interface for shell level system functions.
  • b374k shell - Another shell which allows an user to run file system, database, and shell commands from a web interface.
  • Accunetix (xss)
  • Business logic flaws in mobile operators
  • Doskey /history - Will show you all the previous commands typed into command prompt.
  • Maria DB - When oracle took over MySQL, it forked and maria db is still run by the previous developers.
  • Firefox imacro - A presenter said he uses this for all of his bots.
  • Burp repeater - Looks similar to fiddler, allows repeating http packets. Maybe only for Mac.
  • Fritzing
  • Groupie and Geocouch (couch dB) - This was used in combination with the unity engine to display clusters of map points in a video game.
  • Steganography - The word for hiding data inside of other files. A presenter showed how histograms could be used.
  • Femtocells - A personal cell tower. One of the presentations talked about how to use a femtocell to intercept text messages to a Verizon (CDMA) phone.
  • Shark - Has something to do with a hadoop, good for storing large amounts of data.
  • SuperTimeline