Malware and Reverse Engineering Conference (MRE-2017)

3 – 4 July 2017, Melbourne

Following the success of previously held workshops, Dr Iqbal Gondal, Research Director,  Internet Commerce Security Laboratory (ICSL), is pleased to announce the Malware Reverse Engineering Conference (MRE-2017) will be held on 3 and 4 July 2017 at the Telstra Conference Centre,  242 Exhibition Street, Melbourne.

MRE-2017 is designed to link industry, law enforcement, government and academia, having a strong focus on practical results from research and development projects in malware reversing.  The conference aims to cover:

• Reverse engineering methods, analyses and algorithms
• Behavioural and attribution analysis of malware
• Impacts into the financial sector and government agencies
• Advanced monitoring schemes for Malware attacks

A range of exciting Plenary speakers are presenting at the MRE-2017 program, including:

Maciej Kotowicz, Principal Reverse Engineer at CERT.pl

Maciej has special interest in reverse engineering and exploit development, as well as automation.

David Korczynski, University of Oxford

David Korczynski is a researcher with the Department of Computer Science at University of Oxford. His research areas are malicious software, formal methods and program analysis.

Randy Stanger, The National Cyber-Forensics & Training Alliance (NCFTA), USA

Randy Stanger is Team Lead and Acting Program Manager for Malware and Cyber Threats Program. The National Cyber-Forensics & Training Alliance (NCFTA) is a non-profit corporation founded in 2002, focused on identifying, mitigating, and neutralizing cyber crime threats globally.

Registration:  MRE2017 Registration

Further information:  http://federation.edu.au/icsl/mre2017 or contact Dr Iqbal Gondal, iqbal.gondal@federation.edu.au