Title:
Antivirus (In)Security

Abstract:
Now a days Antivirus Software are the larger defense deployed in
corporations and final user desktops (mail servers, file servers, http and
ftp internet gateways, workstations, etc) and their engines are reused in
the IPSs that the same vendors develop.
This talk will be about the findings and lessons learned while targeting the
antivirus software that most of companies and users use.
The talk will focus mainly in the type of Bugs found (stack based buffer
overflows, heap overflows, integer issues, uninitialized variables,
traversals, etc) and the techniques used to find them.

BIO:
Sergio 'shadown' Alvarez is a security researcher that enjoys playing with
technology, breaking things and coding exploits.
Sergio has been working for the last 2 years as a Security Solution
Consultant at n.runs GmbH, conducting Security Code Reviews, Binary
analysis, and Pen-Testing for large corporations.