Past Qualcomm Product Security Summits

Here was the schedule for the 2019 Qualcomm Product Security Summit.
 

Wednesday, 15-May
 
Qualcomm Building AZ | 10155 Pacific Heights Blvd | San Diego, CA 92121
 

9:30	Opening remarks Alex Gantman | Qualcomm

 
session: automotive

9:50	Automating firmware security with FwAnalyzer Collin Mulliner | Cruise Automation
10:30	PASTA: Portable Automotive Security Testbed with Adaptability Tsuyoshi Toyama | Toyota Motor Corporation
11:10	BREAK

 
session: system security

11:35	Vulnerabilities and security features in the Android kernel Jeff Vander Stoep | Google
12:15	LUNCH

 
keynote

13:30

The Digital Fourth Amendment Orin Kerr | USC Gould School of Law

 
session: offense

14:30	TRUCE OR DARE: I invoke the right of parley! Shahar Tal | Cellebrite
15:10	BREAK

 
workshop

15:40	Automotive security Moderator: Stefan Savage
17:00	CLOSING

 

Thursday, 16-May
 
Qualcomm Building AZ | 10155 Pacific Heights Blvd | San Diego, CA 92121
 
session: fuzzing

9:30	PowerFL fuzzing of VxWorks Artem Dinaburg, Peter Goodman | Trail of Bits
10:10	PeriScope: an effective probing and fuzzing framework for the hardware-OS boundary Dokyung Song | UC Irvine
10:50	BREAK

 
session: iot

11:10	Securing Alexa built-in partner devices Patrick McCanna | Amazon
11:50	Fixing all the things: the UK government approach to raising the bar in commodity IoT security Paul Waller | NCSC
12:30	LUNCH

 
session: hardware security

13:40

Hardware is the new software: finding exploitable bugs in hardware designs Cynthia Sturton | University of North Carolina

 
keynote

14:20	Lessons learned about building secure software: it's about the developers! Steve Lipner | SAFECode
15:20	BREAK

 
workshop

15:40	Security development lifecycle Moderator: Gary McGraw
17:00	CLOSING

 

Friday, 17-May
 
Qualcomm Building AZ | 10155 Pacific Heights Blvd | San Diego, CA 92121
 
session: bug to exploit

10:00	Mission impossible: building universal Android rooting with a type confusion vulnerability Yong Wang | Alibaba Security
10:40	Binder: the bridge to root Hongli Han, Mingjian Zhou | 360 C0RE Team
11:20	BREAK

 
session: system security

11:40	Transient execution attacks: still hARMful? Barbara Gigerl, Claudio Canella | TU Graz
12:20	LUNCH

 
session: ota

13:30

Dynamic security analysis of the LTE control plane with LTEFuzz Hongil Kim | KAIST

 
keynote

14:10	Cellular security: an academic perspective Yongdae Kim | KAIST
15:10	BREAK

 
workshop

15:40	Bug bounty programs Moderator: Katie Moussouris
17:00	CLOSING