Marco Balduzzi

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Dr. Marco Balduzzi holds an MSc. in computer engineering from the university of Bergamo and a Ph.D. in applied IT security from Télécom ParisTech. He has been involved in IT security for 10 years with international experiences in both industrial and academic fields. He worked as security consultant and engineer for different companies in Milan, Munich and Sophia-Antipolis, before joining the International Secure Systems Lab and then Trend Micro Inc. as senior security and threat researcher. He attended well-known and high-profile conferences all over like BlackHat, Hack in the Box and Owasp AppSec, and his work has been acknowledged and published by important media such as Forbes, The Re

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Lost in Translation: When Industrial Protocol Translation goes Wrong [CONFidence 2020]

CTS @ HWIO2020 Awards Cerimony

SCSD 2020 - Security Risk Assessment of Radio-Enabled Technologies

Attacking Industrial Remote Controllers (HITB AMS 2019)

Using Machine-Learning to Investigate Web Campaigns at Large - HITB 2018

Behind the scene of malware operators. Insights and countermeasures. CONFidence 2018, Kracow 05.06.2018

Plead APT @ EECTF 2016

Detection of Malware Downloads via Graph Mining (AsiaCCS '16)

Cybercrime in the Deep Web (BHEU 2015)

AIS Exposed. New vulnerabilities and attacks. (HITB AMS 2014)

HTTP(S)-Based Clustering for Assisted Cybercrime Investigations

HITB2012AMS - SatanCloud: A Journey Into the Privacy and Security Risks of Cloud Computing

Attacking the Privacy of Social Network users (HITB 2011)

Automated Detection of HPP Vulnerabilities in Web Applications Version 0.3, Black Hat USA 2011

The (in)security of File Hosting Services

HTTP Parameter Pollution Vulnerabilities in Web Applications (Black Hat EU 2011)

Abusing Social Networks for Automated User Profiling

Stealthy, Resilient and Cost-Effective Botnet Using Skype

New Insights into Clickjacking