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The APWG is pleased to present eCrime 2011, a combined event that includes the 2011 Fall General Meeting and eCrime Researchers Summit. No eCrime or malware researcher or counter-eCrime developer or responder will want to miss this year's event. Please join us at this opportunity to bring yourself up-to-date on phishing and eCrime's evolution across the globe. Count on three full days of cutting presentations on eCrime and eCrime response, expert discussions and in-depth round-tables with updates on APWG projects in development for the counter eCrime community. As well, we will look into the future of the APWG's development and for guidance on managing it from our eclectic member base.

This eCrime Congress will include a one-day, members-only meeting on November 7 and two full days of open sessions thereafter of programming that will be open to both members and non-members. APWG will examine crimeware's evolution, behavioral vulnerabilities and human factors that contribute to eCrime's success, the roles of Registrars, Registries and DNS in managing phishing attacks, public health approaches to managing the eCrime scourge, as well as breaking news on counter-eCrime efforts and resources.

APWG Members and Non-Members Please Note: The sessions at the Fall General Meeting on November 7 are open to APWG Members Only. APWG organizers will vet all registrants that sign up for the conference. Interlopers will not be accommodated. The subsequent eCrime Researchers Summit sessions on November 8 and 9 is a public event open to all. If you haven't already, check membership rules and benefits at: http://www.apwg.org/membership.html Members at the individual level and above are eligible to attend the General Members' meetings.

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View the Current Working Agenda Here

APWG members, research partner and correspondents are invited and encouraged to submit their proposals for presentations and panel discussions to the APWG Program Committee at proposals@apwg.org.

Venue:

This years event will be hosted in the Embassy Suites San Diego Bay. This San Diego hotel is located directly across the street from Seaport Village and is walking distance from the San Diego Convention Center and the Hilton San Diego Bay Front Hotel - our sister property. This full-service, upscale San Diego hotel is also just minutes from the San Diego International Airport - Lindbergh Field (SAN) and many other exceptional San Diego attractions.

Embassy Suites San Diego Bay - Downtown
601 Pacific Highway
San Diego, California, USA, 92101
1-619-239-2400

The APWG has arranged with the hotel to provide a discounted rate for attendees during the event. This discounted rate of $189 Single and $209 Double are available from November 3rd through the 12th.. To take advantage of this special rate please use the URL below to make your hotel room reservations.

http://embassysuites.hilton.com/en/es/groups/personalized/S/SANDNES-APG-20111103/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG

APWG is offering an opportunity to build relationships while marketing your company to a targeted audience of security, messaging and financial professionals. Sponsorships are a personal, non-intrusive way of conveying your message. Additionally, your participation can help support activities vital to the overall success of the APWG and its research partners, which ultimately contributes to the success of the entire counter-phishing stakeholders' community.

The following benefits are available to Meeting Sponsors, once your sponsorship is confirmed:

- Recognition in on-site signage displayed during the meal or break
- Distribution of one giveaway such as a literature pack or chotchkee

There are a number of meal, break and entertainment sponsorship opportunities available for APWG members who want to use this meetings as an opportunity to communicate their brand and message to members of the APWG and presenters, each either a critical decision maker or a thought leader in his or her own right.

Please contact Deputy-Secretary Foy Shiver for details via email at fshiver [at] apwg.org.

(* NOTE: An agenda will not be posted till closer to the actual event. You can see a sample agend from last years event in Dallas HERE *)

	Sunday, 6 November
	Early Bird Registration
13:00		We will open the registration desk from 1PM to 4PM at the Embassy Suites for those arriving on Sunday.
	Early Bird - Meet and Greet
14:45		ESET Midway Museum tour and Flight Simulator training.

17:00		ESET Early Bird Reception

	Monday, 7 November General Members-Only Meeting
	Monday's agenda is restricted to APWG Members and Invited Guest Only.
08:30	Registration & Coffee
09:00	Welcome and Opening Remarks
		Welcome from APWG & Status Updates	Peter Cassidy APWG
	APWG Global Cybercrime Assessment
09:15		Cybercrime Rigs for Silent Running	Dave Jevans APWG
	APWG Thought Experiment, Proactive Pursuit and Incarceration
10:00		Changing the Game: Collaborative Pursuit of eCriminals	Robert W Capps II StubHub.com
10:30	Break
11:00		The Smuggling Theory Approach to Organized Digital Crime	Vaibhav Garg Indiana University, US Nate Husted Indiana University, US Linda Camp Indiana University, US
	Engaging the Client-side Threatscape
11:30		The Underground Economy of Fake Antivirus Software	Brett Stone-Gross UC Santa Barbara Doug Steigerwal UC Santa Barbara
12:00		Malware Defense in the Enterprise	Ihab Shraim MarkMonitor
12:30	Lunch
	Wireless Dimensions in Cybercrime and Cybercrime Response
13:30		Security Limitations of Mobile Platforms	Dr Hassen Saidi SRI
14:00		The Pocket Botnet	Jart Armin HostExploit
14:30		Stalking Zeus in the Mobile	Przemyslaw Jaroszewski CERT Polska
	Afternoon Working Break
	Internet Policy Committee - Programs in Development Review
15:00		Moderator: Rod Rasmussen InternetIdentity
		The Global Phishing Report on Abuse of TLDs	Greg Aaron Afilias Rod Rasmussen InternetIdentity
		The Abusive Domain Name Resolution Suspension Process	Mike D'Ambrogia APWG Peter Cassidy APWG
16:30	Closing Announcements Day One
			Foy Shiver APWG
17:30	APWG Steering Committee Meeting
		All registered attendees from APWG Steering Committee member organizations are invited to attend this meeting. Expect the meeting to run about 1.5 hours.
19:30	Speaker & Steering Committee Dinner
		Presenters at this years CeCOS are invited to join the APWG Steering Committee and Staff for dinner. Details will be announced Monday during the meeting.

	Tuesday, 8 November eCrime Researchrs Summit Day 1
08:30	Registration & Coffee
09:00	Welcome and Opening Remarks
		Welcome from APWG	Randy Vaughn Baylor University
09:15	Research Keynote
		Eugene H. Spafford Executive Director Purdue University Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security
	Presentation Sessions
10:00		Leveraging Consumer Behavior Better Than the Bad Guys	Moderator: Nathan Good Good Research Panel: Mike Saylors North Texas FBI Infragard & U.S. Cyber Defense Center Norman Sadeh CMU/Wombat Security Technologies David Perry Trend Micro Jens Grossklags The Pennsylvania State University
10:45	Break
	APWG Operations Roundtable Catalyzing a Public Private Partnership from Conception to Action
11:15		Moderator: Aimee Larsen-Kirkpatrick NCSA	Panel: TBA
	Provenance KNOWN: Tracking and Classification Strategies
12:00		De-anonymizing the Bitcoin Network	Krassimir Tzvetanov Northern California Marc Vilanova Security Researchers
12:30		Automated Classification of Malicious Smart Phone Applications via Machine Learning	Dan Hubbard Websense
13:00	Lunch
	Cybercrime Response Strategies, Technologies and Resources
14:00		Collective Intelligence Framework: A Model for Systematized eCrime Event Data Exchange for Industrial Cybercrime Interveners?	Wes Young REN-ISAC
14:30		Taming Zeus leveraging its own crypto internals	Marco Riccardi Barcelona Digital Technology Centre, ES Roberto Di Pietro Barcelona Digital Technology Centre, ES Jorge Aguila Vila la Caixa, ES
15:00		Phishing: Crime that Pays	Philip Nero UAB, US Brad Wardman UAB, US Gary Warner UAB, US
15:30	Break
16:00		High-Performance Content-Based Phishing Attack Detection	Brad Wardman UAB, US Gary Warner UAB, US
16:30		An Expanding Reference Library for Peer-to-Peer Content	Jason Valdez Texas State University, US Mina Guirguis Texas State University, US David Wingate Texas State University, US Rory Rinkevich Texas State University, US
17:00		Controlling Spam and Spear Phishing via Peered Network Overlays and Non-repudiable Traceback	Stephen Neville University of Victoria, CA Michael Horie University of Victoria, CA

17:30	Closing Announcements
			Foy Shiver APWG
19:30	Dinner & Awards
		Please join us Tuesday night for this years CeCOS VI Networking Dinner and Annual Awards presentation. We will have a casual evening to include the Annual Best Paper with time to continue our discussions from todays different presentations.

	Wednesday, 9 November eCrime Researchrs Summit Day 2
	Roundtable: Researcher, Criminal or Enemy of the State? Ethics in Security and Network Research
09:00		Moderator: Erin Kenneally Elchemy	Panel: Stefan Savage UC San Diego Eric Ziegast Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. (ISC) Paul Ferguson Trend Micro
10:15		APWG Global Outreach and Development	Foy Shiver APWG TBA
10:30		IODEF Extension Program	Pat Cain APWG
	Cybercrime and the Global Communications Infarstructure
10:45		How to Become a Botnet Operator Without Really Trying	Etay Maor RSA
11:15	Break
11:45		I see lots of DNS, I kick Bot	Saeed Abu-Nimeh Damballa
12:15		A RESTful Web Service for Internet Name and Address Directory Services	Dave Piscitello ICANN Steve Sheng ICANN
12:45		On Deploying DNSSEC on .ORG	Don Blumenthal Public Interest Registry (PIR)
13:15	Lunch
14:00		Stop eCrime Working Group update	Laudanski/Wendorf
14:15		CRC Proposal Update	Randy Vaughn Baylor
	APWG Operations Roundtable
14:30		Moderator: Pat Cain APWG	Panel: Yurie Ito JP CERT Sven Karge eco Michael O'Reirdan Comcast
	Closing Announcements
15:45			Foy Shiver APWG

17:00	BOF's
		eCrime Research Summit Development and Management Meeting

	Thursday, 10 November

10:00	Stop Think Connect: Local Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives: Status of the Field and Future Directions
		Introductions
		Case Studies from Multi-Stakeholder Cybersecure Communities
		APWG and NCSA Cybersecure Communities League Proposal
		Examination of existing resources and development of new materials
12:30	Working Lunch
		Toward a core curriculum
		Coordinating activities
		Deadlines & Milestones for Multi-Stakeholder Cybersecure Communities content and strategies development
~ 14:00	Closing