Android Security Symposium 2017

	Wednesday (March 8^th)	Thursday (March 9^th)	Friday (March 10^th)
	Welcome Speech
	Security architectures and security hardening	Developing secure apps	Secure positioning
	Security architectures and security hardening	Developing secure apps	Analysis methods
	Lunch & Networking
	User identity and cloud security	Developing secure apps	Analysis methods
	User identity and cloud security	Developing secure apps	Memory attacks
	Managing threats	Assessing app security

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08:30	Registration
09:15	Welcome Speech
	Security architectures and security hardening
09:30	Honey, I shrunk the attack surface – Adventures in Android security hardening Nick Kralevich, Google, Mountain View, CA, USA
10:30	Coffee Break
11:00	AT&T efforts to improve the distribution of Android security updates Patrick McCanna, AT&T, Redmond, WA, USA
12:00	Lunch and Networking Break
	User identity and cloud security
13:30	Using threshold crypto to protect single users with multiple devices Erinn Atwater, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada
14:15	Privacy with Cryptomator: End-to-end cloud encryption – User-friendly and Open Source Christian Schmickler and Markus Kreusch, Skymatic (Cryptomator), Bonn, Germany
15:00	Coffee Break
	Managing threats
15:30	Building threat models for the mobile ecosystem Joshua M. Franklin, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA Michael Peck, The MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA, USA
16:15	Lifting all boats: getting developers to improve app security Hans-Christoph Steiner, Guardian Project, Vienna, Austria
17:00	Closing of Day

08:30	Registration
09:15	Welcome Speech
	Developing secure apps
09:30	An introduction to Android application security testing Nikolay Elenkov, LINE, Tokyo, Japan
10:30	Coffee Break
11:00	What's NNNNNNew in Android Security? Scott Alexander-Bown, Freelance Android developer, Bristol, UK
12:00	Lunch and Networking Break
13:30	Playing with your code: a new approach to avoid potential hackers from doing exactly this! Hugues Thiebeauld, eshard, Bordeaux, France
14:00	Pinning: Not as simple as it sounds John Kozyrakis, Synopsys, London, UK
14:55	Coffee Break
	Assessing app security
15:25	Assessing and improving mobile application security Michael Peck and Carlton Northern, The MITRE Corporation, McLean, VA, USA
16:10	State of security of Android banking apps in Poland Tomasz Zieliński, PGS Software S.A., Wroclaw, Poland
17:00	Closing of Day

08:30	Registration
09:15	Welcome Speech
	Secure positioning
09:30	Secure positioning: From GPS to IoT Srdjan Capkun, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
10:30	Coffee Break
	Analysis methods
11:00	Android compiler fingerprinting Tim Strazzere and Caleb Fenton, RedNaga, Oakland, CA, USA
12:00	Lunch and Networking Break
13:30	Statistical deobfuscation of Android applications Petar Tsankov, ETH Zurich, Software Reliability Lab, Zurich, Switzerland
	Memory attacks
14:15	Drammer: Flip Feng Shui goes mobile Victor van der Veen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands
15:00	Closing of Day