August 23-24, 2013 - Trivandrum, India

Buenos días from the God’s Own Country!

We are extremely delighted to announce the Call for Papers and Call for Workshops for c0c0n 2013, a 3-day Security and Hacking Conference (1 day pre-conference workshop and 2 day conference), full of interesting presentations, talks and of course filled with fun!

The conference topics are divided into four domains as follows:

• Info Sec - Technical
• Info Sec - Management
• Digital Forensics and Investigations
• Cyber Laws and Governance.

• New Vulnerabilities and Exploits/0-days
• Open Source Security&Hacking Tools
• Antivirus/Firewall/UTM Evasion Techniques
• Software Testing/Fuzzing
• Network and Router Hacking
• Malware analysis & Reverse Engineering
• Mobile Application Security-Threats and Exploits
• Advanced Penetration testing techniques
• Web Application Security & Hacking
• Browser Security
• Hacking virtualized environment
• WLAN and Bluetooth Security
• Lockpicking & physical security
• Honeypots/Honeynets
• Exploiting Layer 8/Social Engineering
• Cloud Security
• Critical Infrastructure & SCADA networks Security
• National Security & Cyber Warfare
• Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crime & Law Enforcement
• IT Auditing/Risk management and ISO 27001

CFP Review Committee

	Fyodor Yarochikin. Security analyst, Plurk. Fyodor Yarochkin is a security analyst at Plurk and Research Assistant at Academia Sinica. Formely, he has worked at Armorize Technologies prior to which he was co-founder of GuardInfo, a taiwan based security consulting company. He is a frequent speaker at international security conferences, including BlackHat 2001 HK, BlackHat 2001 Singapore, BlackHat 2002, Ruxcon 2003, XCon 2003 / 2006, HITB 2004 and 2005, Syscan 2005 / 2008, Bellua 2005, HITCon 2006 / 2007, VNSecurity 2007, and DeepSec 2008. He has also published many well-cited papers on top security conferences and magazines, including Usenix and Phrack Magazine. Fyodor is an early developer to snort, and founder to Xprobe. Fyodor has a MS degree in computer science from Kyrgyz Russian Slavic University. He is also a PHD Candidate at National Taiwan University.
	Vivek Ramachandran. Founder, SecurityTube.Net. Vivek Ramachandran is the Founder and Chief Trainer at SecurityTube.net. He discovered the Caffe Latte attack, broke WEP Cloaking, a WEP protection schema in 2007 publicly at Defcon and conceptualized enterprise Wi-Fi Backdoors. He is also the author of the book “Backtrack 5 Wireless Penetration Testing“. Vivek currently runs the SecurityTube online course and certifications which is currently being taken by students from over 73+ countries around the world. He also conducts in-person trainings in the US, Europe and Asia. In a past life, he was one of the programmers of the 802.1x protocol and Port Security in Cisco’s 6500 Catalyst series of switches. He was also one of the winners of the Microsoft Security Shootout contest held in India among a reported 65,000 participants. He has also published multiple research papers in the field of DDoS, ARP Spoofing Detection and Anomaly based Intrusion Detection Systems. Vivek’s work on wireless security has been quoted in BBC online, InfoWorld, MacWorld, The Register, IT World Canada etc. places. He has spoken/trained at top conferences around the world including Blackhat USA and Abu Dhabi, Defcon, Hacktivity, Brucon, C0C0n, ClubHack, SecurityByte, SecurityZone, Nullcon etc.
	Chris Horsley Chris has over six years of experience working in national CSIRTs, as well as five years experience as a software developer and sysadmin before that. He joined AusCERT in 2003, where he developed a strong interest in automation and visualisation, particularly for processing phishing sites and log files. After almost three years at AusCERT, he moved to Japan to work for JPCERT/CC, the Japanese national CSIRT. This lead to tasks as varied as phishing site monitoring system development, dashboard development, international training, malware analysis, and sensor network visualisations. After four years and a great amount of cultural broadening in Japan, he moved back to Australia in 2011 to start CSIRT Foundry. Chris has presented at various international security conferences, and has given CSIRT training courses for several governments around the world. He also holds a CISSP

Submission Guidelines

Email Body

Personal Information

• Speaker Name:
• Job Role/Handle:
• Company/Organization:
• Country:
• Email ID:
• Contact Number:
• Speaker Profile: (max 1000 words)

• If there is additional speaker please mention it here following the above format.

Presentation Details

• Name/Title of the presentation:
• Paper Abstract: (max 3000 words)
• Presentation Time Required (20, 30, 50 Minutes)
• Is there any demonstration? Yes or No
• Are you releasing any new tool? Yes or No
• Are you releasing any new exploit? Yes or No
• Have you presented the paper before on any other security / technology conference(s)? Yes or No

Other Needs & Requirements:

• Do you need any special equipment?
• We will be providing 1 LCD projector feed, 2 screens, microphones, wired and/or wireless Internet.
• If you have any other requirement, Please mention it here and the reason.

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