LABScon25 Replay | How to Bug Hotel Rooms v2.0
Dan Tentler reveals how consumer hardware coupled with Home Assistant can monitor hotel rooms, detect occupants through walls, and trigger automated alerts.
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LABScon25 Replay | Hacktivism and War: A Clarifying Discussion
Jim Walter unpacks the hacktivist landscape and reveals how to distinguish different levels of threat based on persona characteristics.
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LABScon25 Replay | Simulation Meets Reality: How China’s Cyber Ranges Fuel Cyber Operations
Mei Danowski & Eugenio Benincasa unpack how Chinese firms running attack-defense exercises fuel state-linked offensive cyber operations.
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LABScon25 Replay | LLM-Enabled Malware In the Wild
Learn how to detect malware that generates code at runtime. SentinelLABS reveals hunting techniques and how to uncover novel AI-enabled threats.
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LABScon25 Replay | Auto-Poking The Bear: Analytical Tradecraft In The AI Age
AI agents promise speed, but at what cost to trust? Dreadnode’s Wendiggensen & Palm unpack this dilemma through a hands-on study of leaked Russian data.
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LABScon24 Replay | A Walking Red Flag (With Yellow Stars)
Dakota Cary and Eugenio Benincasa explore China's CTF ecosystem, highlighting competitions held by the Ministry of State Security and the PLA.
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LABScon24 Replay | Kryptina RaaS: From Unsellable Cast-off to Enterprise Ransomware
Jim Walter reveals how a recent leak provided insight into how Kryptina RaaS has been adapted for use in enterprise attacks.
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LABScon24 Replay | Resilience and Protection in the Windows Ecosystem
Kim Zetter interviews David Weston on topics such as the fallout from the CrowdStrike outage, Windows Recall and improving Microsoft security.
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LABScon24 Replay | Farmyard Gossip: The Foreign Footprint in US Agriculture
Kristin Del Rosso & Madeleine Devost explore the growing trend of foreign ownership of farmland and its implications for national security.
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LABScon24 Replay | Follow the Money: Uncovering the Incorporation and the CCP’s Ownership of Chinese Firms Investing in the USA
Chinese foreign direct investment should trigger American national security concerns, but much of it doesn’t. Elly Rostoum reveals why.
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