ConferencesNoSuchCon finally released their agenda.They have an interesting lineup but no mobile talk.
SourceDublin Android application reverse engineering & defensesi by Patrick Schulz & Felix Matenaar.
SummerCon has posted it's schedule. I'll present some work I've done on Dynamic Dalvik Instrumentation.
REcon has stared to post talks. Reversing HLR, HSS and SPR: rooting the heart of the Network and Mobile cores from Huawei to Ericsson by Philippe Langlois. Reversing and Auditing Android's Proprietary Bits by Joshua J. Drake.
Shakacon Deviant Ollam - Android Phones Can Do That?!? Custom Tweaking for Power Security Users. Max Sobell - Android 4.0: Ice Cream "Sudo Make Me a" Sandwich. Andreas Kutz - Pentesting iOS Apps - Runtime Analysis & Manipulation.
Some interesting upcoming talks! I guess everybody else an their moms are waiting to hear back from the Black Hat USA CfP.
SyScan'13 reviewSyScan was a totally awesome event. Really good talks and lots of them. My favorite talk was: Bochspwn: Exploiting Kernel Race Conditions Found via Memory Access Patterns by Mateusz Jurczyk and Gynvael Coldwind.
NewsACLU Files FTC Complaint Over Android Smartphone Security this story is a little older already but insecurity of old Android devices is a pressing issue.
LinksChanging the IMEI, Provider, Model, and Phone Number in the Android emulator
Finding Similarities and Differences at DEX Level
Securing Two-factor Authentication for Smartphones in a Usable Way by Adding a Connected Token Two-factor authentication for smartphones is easy to break and can be secured by using a smart watch which acts as a connected token. Matthias Lange (Technische Universität Berlin
Android Apps: What are they doing with your precious Internet? The majority of Android apps are not malicious, but use internet access in ways that are not compatible with the user's interests. Amy Tang (University of California Berkeley), Ashwin Rao (INRIA), Justine Sherry (University of California Berkeley), Dave Choffnes (University of Washington)
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