The videos from ShmooCon 2008 have hit the shelves. Go download them at:

http://www.shmoocon.org/2008/videos/

Digg It

EDIT: As of the time of this post, some of the videos are incorrectly named. Here is the 1-> 1:
Correctly Named:

1. 21st Century Shellcode for Solaris

2. Advanced Protocol Fuzzing – What We Learned when Bringing Layer2 Logic to SPIKE land

3. Backtrack Demo – “Hacking and Stuff”

4. Bake Not (Fried, spelling error on filename) Fired – Performing Unauthorized Phishing

5. Closing Remarks

6. Forensic Image Analysis for Password Recovery (same video is also under another name below)

7. Got Citrix Hack it!

8. Hacking the Samurai Spirit

9. Keynote Address – Alex Halberman

10. . Legal Issues for Bot-Net Researchers and Mitigators

11. . Malware Software Armoring Circumvention (same video is also under another name below)

12. . On the Social Responsbility of Hackers – Hacker Panel

13. . Opening Remarks

14. . Path X – Explosive Security Testing Using Xpath

15. . PEAP Pwned Extensible Authntication Protocol

16. . Practical Hacker Crypto

17. . SIPing Your Network

18. . The Geek and the Gumshoe

19. . They’re Hacking Our Clients – What are we focusing on Servers? (same video is also under another name below)

20. . TL1 Device Security (same video is also under another name below)

21. . Using Aspect Oriented Programming to Prevent App Attacks

22. . Virtual Worlds – Real Exploits

23. . VOIP Penetration Testing Lessons Learned

24. . Web Portals – Gateway to Information or Hole in Our Perimeter Defenses

25. . Why are Databases so Hard to Secure

26. Named: Flash Drives and Solid State Drives Data Recovery Comparison to Hard Drives

    • Actually: Hacking Windows Vista Security

27. Named: Active 802.11 Fingerprinting

    • Actually: Using Aspect Oriented Programming to Prevent App Attacks

28. Named: Own the Con

    • Actually: TL1 Device Security

29. Named: A Hacker Looks Past 50

    • Actually: RenderMan’s: How do I Pwn Thee

30. Named: I will be your Eyes and Hands

    • Actually: Malware Software Armoring Circumvention

31. Named: Intercepting Mobile Phone GSM Traffic

    • Actually: Forensic Image Analysis for Password Recovery

32. Named: Passive Host Characterization

    • Actually: They’re Hacking Our Clients – Why are we focusing on Servers

33. Named: Smarter Password Cracking

    • Actually: Practical Hacker Crypto

34. Named: Vulncatcher – Fun with Vtrace and Programmatic Debugging

    • Actually: Path X – Explosive Security Testing Using XPath

35. Named: When Lawyers Attack! Dealing with the New Rules of Electronic Discovery

    • Actually: Legal Issues for Bot-Net Researchers and Mitigators

36. Named: You Must Be This Tall to Ride the Security Ride

    • Actually: Closing Remarks