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Title: Tempest
Presenter: Kirk Trychel
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Location: W304
Day,Time: Sat Aug 10 , 10AM - 11:45AM
Audience: Offense, Defense
Project: https://github.com/Teach2Breach/tempest
Abstract:
Tempest is a command and control framework written in 100% Rust. It began as a research project and personal challenge, but has grown into a very effective c2 framework. The original concept was to write a simple yet effective c2 framework, and design continues to focus on this simple goal. Because it started out as a research project with a learning goal, the framework is not directly based on any existing c2 frameworks and the vast majority of code will not be found anywhere else.
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* Presenter:
Kirk Trychel is a Senior Red Team Engineer with Box.com and a lifelong hacker. He has lead Red Teams with the Department of Defense, Secureworks Adversary Group, and CrowdStrike Adversary Emulations. Always eager to hack the newest technology, Kirk has produced original research across many areas of offensive security. His diverse experience combines with a passion to understand and expand attack surfaces, and do what defenders have not considered. Besides breaching systems, Kirk loves sharing his knowledge with the community and helping enhance organizations’ security posture.
* Co-Presenter:
Presenter: Kirk Trychel
Co-Presenter:
Location: W304
Day,Time: Sat Aug 10 , 10AM - 11:45AM
Audience: Offense, Defense
Project: https://github.com/Teach2Breach/tempest
Abstract:
Tempest is a command and control framework written in 100% Rust. It began as a research project and personal challenge, but has grown into a very effective c2 framework. The original concept was to write a simple yet effective c2 framework, and design continues to focus on this simple goal. Because it started out as a research project with a learning goal, the framework is not directly based on any existing c2 frameworks and the vast majority of code will not be found anywhere else.
Bios:
* Presenter:
Kirk Trychel is a Senior Red Team Engineer with Box.com and a lifelong hacker. He has lead Red Teams with the Department of Defense, Secureworks Adversary Group, and CrowdStrike Adversary Emulations. Always eager to hack the newest technology, Kirk has produced original research across many areas of offensive security. His diverse experience combines with a passion to understand and expand attack surfaces, and do what defenders have not considered. Besides breaching systems, Kirk loves sharing his knowledge with the community and helping enhance organizations’ security posture.
* Co-Presenter: