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Bishop Fox will be presenting a talk on Domain Permutations at the upcoming BSidesSF 2019 conference in San Francisco, CA.

Partner Rob Ragan and Security Analyst Kelly Albrink will present "Twist and Shout: Ferris Bueller's Guide to Abuse Domain Permutations" on March 3, 2019 at 2:00 PM. In their talk, they will demonstrate red and blue team techniques including ways to leverage domain permutations in adversary simulations and also how to prepare, identify, contain, and eradicate threats that use domain permutations.

Read more about this presentation in this Bishop Fox to Present at BSidesSF 2019 on How Domain Permutations Can Expose Major Consumer Brands to Malicious Attack press release.

Rob Ragan

About the speaker, Rob Ragan

Principal Researcher

Rob Ragan is a Principal Researcher at Bishop Fox. Rob focuses on pragmatic solutions for clients and technology. He oversees strategy for continuous security automation. Rob has presented at Black Hat, DEF CON, and RSA. He is also a contributing author to Hacking Exposed Web Applications 3rd Edition. His writing has appeared in Dark Reading and he has been quoted in publications such as Wired.

Rob has more than a decade of security experience and once worked as a Software Engineer at Hewlett-Packard's Application Security Center. Rob was also with SPI Dynamics where he was a software engineer on the dynamic analysis engine for WebInspect and the static analysis engine for DevInspect.

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Kelly albrink

About the speaker, Kelly Albrink

Application Security Practice Director

Kelly Albrink is the Application Security Practice Director at Bishop Fox where she focuses on leading a diverse practice that includes traditional application security, mobile applications, and product security (including embedded, industrial, and IoT devices).

As the Application Security Practice Director at Bishop Fox, she has helped facilitate the expansion of the practice to focus on security during the design phase. This includes the development of offerings such as architecture security assessments, source code review, and threat modeling. She has also created a consulting mentorship program and led the revamp of an internal knowledge-sharing series of technical talks.

As a consultant, Kelly frequently performed hardware and wireless testing, becoming a subject matter expert in this area. She is responsible for identifying a high-risk CVE that impacted an Eaton power management appliance.

Kelly is an active member of the security community. At the first ever DerpCon, she presented on Software Defined Radio (SDR), a topic she later wrote about for the Bishop Fox blog in "Ham Hacks: Breaking into Software-Defined Radio."

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