Join us on Thursday, October 8th, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 for our next ISSessions meet up

Agenda: 
19:00 – Kickoff – Kurt
19:10 – News Roundup – Nash & Adam
19:30 – Rick’s Repo Rundown – Nick
19:45 – Break
20:00 – An Introduction to OSX Exploitation – Lee Kegan

We started on a great note with a very successful Panel and the Beginner’s BASH workshop and we have no plans to slow down now!

Kurt will kick-off the meeting with some great tools that Sheridan provides to students. News Roundup with Nash & Adam will be followed by Rick’s Repo Rundown with Nick. After a short break, Lee Kagan will be giving us an awesome presentation on OSX (Apple’s OS) Exploitation. I know I’m excited about this talk!

An Introduction to OSX Exploitation 

As more Apple products become integrated into the modern environment, OSX is finally getting the offensive attention it deserves. As a result, it’s becoming critical for attackers and defenders to understand the attack surface as well as the unique challenges this OSX poses.

Lee will walk through the basics of attacking OSX. What are Plists? Are DyLibs meaningful? Does ActiveDirectory work with Macs? What the heck is JamF?

Lee will cover all of this and more in this introduction to OSX exploitation.

A little bit about Lee

Lee Kagan started in the IT and security world in 2010 in Toronto, Canada. When Lee isn’t tip-toeing through enterprise’s Active Directory environments he’s running the DerbyCon Toronto Community Chapter, the Canadian Collegiate Cyber Exercise (C3X), and as an instructor teaching Canadian offensive and defensive professionals ways to up their game. Lee has spoken at multiple events and conferences such as BSides and SecTor. In his spare time, Lee is an executive chef at a restaurant in his mind.

Lee specializes in offensive RnD with a focus on ActiveDirectory and defensive measures evasion techniques, malware development in C#/C++, C2 design and management.

Lee is the practice lead for Adversarial Collaboration (purple team) at Lares. Prior to Lares, Lee was the Sr. offensive RnD specialist at Symantec.