It was the morning of 18 May, when several hundred CONFidence participants gathered before entering the Kijów.Centrum cinema. Bruce Schneier (one of the most famous American cryptographers) was just about to speak. His lecture "Reconceptualizing Security", was a huge success and the lecture room was packed. Joanna Rutkowska presented "Thoughts about Trusted Computing", sharing the latest results of her research on the security of desktops. Eddie Schwartz in "Understanding Social Networking ..." introduced security issues related to social networking sites. For the rest of the day, we had several parallel sessions of interesting lectures - everyone could choose something for themselves - as well as Lighting Talks - extremely attractive 5-minute presentations that became the traditional point of our conferences.

The second day of the conference brought even more stellar lectures - this time performed by Jacob Appelbaum from Tor Project and Google-known Tavis Ormandy. CONFidence No. 5 could also boast of others except for a strong cast of points. For the first time, we have offered Hackers' Squad - two hostels rented to our guests. It became a kind of tradition, and actually every year our guests go where, as the legend says, "hacking and beer never ends." We also organized the Hackers' Movie Night and the CONFidence Security Evangelist competition in which we chose the best hacker, journalist and politician who rendered merit to the community, as well as the most professional blogs and services in Polish and English.

Those were two amazing days, filled not only with great lectures, but also hacking, acquiring new skills at workshops, hot discussions in the corridors and parties.

Dzień pierwszy, 15 maj 2009
9:30-9:45	Rozpoczęcie konferencji
9:45-10:50	Bruce Schneier - keynote “Reconceptualizing Security”
10:50-11:55	Joanna Rutkowska – keynote “Thoughts about Trusted Computing”
11:55-12:30	Eddie Schwartz “Understanding Social Networking Threats Using Live Threat Intelligence”
12:30-13:30	Lunch
	Sesje równoległe
	Network & OS - R&D	Web & Database - R&D	Hands-on
13:30-14:30	Adrian Pastor “A Pentester’s Guide to Credit Card Theft Techniques”	Shreeraj Shah “Application Injections - Exploiting SQL, XSS & XPATH”	Machtelt Garrels “SSH tips & tricks”
14:30-15:30	Łukasz Bromirski “Security by Duct Type. Because Failure is Always an Option”	Alexander Kornbrust “Oracle SQL Injection in Webapps”
15:30-15:45	Przerwa kawowa
15:45-16:45	Alberto Revelli, Nico Leidecker “Introducing Heyoka: DNS Tunneling 2.0″	Marc Schoenefeld “Reconstructing Dalvik source code”	Lighting talks
16:45-17:45	Walter Belgers “Lockpicking 101″	Mario Heiderich “I thought you were my friend Malicious markup, browser issues and other obscurities”
17:45-18:45	Michał Sajdak “Remote Rootshell on a SOHO Router”	Pavol Luptak “Public transport SMS ticket hacking”
18:45-19:45	Martin Mocko “Race to Bare Metal: UEFI and Hypervisors”	Sharon Conheady “Social engineering for penetration testers”
21:00-…	After Party w “Kijów Klub”

Dzień drugi, 16 maj 2009
9:45-10:00	Rozpoczęcie drugiego dnia konferencji
10:00-11:05	Rich Smith “VAASeline: VNC Attack Automation Suite”
11:05-12:10	Jacob Appelbaum - keynote “Tor Network”
12:10-13:10	Tavis Ormandy - keynote TBD
13:10-14:10	Lunch
	Sesje równoległe
	Network & OS - R&D	Web & Database - R&D	Hands-on
14:10-15:10	Alessio L.R. Pennasilico Bakeca.it DDoS: How Evil Forces Have Been Defeated	Christian Heinrich “Googless”	Marcin Filipiak “F5 BIG-IP Workshop”
15:10-16:10	Alexei Kachalin “Efficiency Estimation of Network Security Systems of Global Networks.”	Sandro Gauci Scanning the Intertubes for VoIP
16:10-17:10	Michael Kemp “Rootkits are awesome: Insider Threat for Fun and Profit”	Marc Schoenefeld “Java and JEE Vulnerabilities explained”
17:10-18:10	Piotr Oleszkiewicz “Is Storm just a summer breeze? New concepts in malware”	Raoul Chiesa “Corporate Security and Intelligence: the dark links”