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Week 49 in Review – 2010

Events Related: OWASP BeNeLux Day 2010 Wrap Up - rootshell.be Yesterday, the three OWASP Benelux chapters organized together their annual OWASP BeNeLux day. Ok folks, secwest11@cansecwest.com is live and the countdown timer goes to December 29th for entries to CanSecWest 2011 Call For Papers - twitter.com, @dragosr BayThreat was awesome, do it again! - mckeay.net Which [...]

Alabama Security Community

Each week, we'll highlight a major city in the US and cover the places and events you can go to in that area to get your security information fix. This post is part of the information security communities. The Yellowhammer State is primarily about agriculture but there's also a bit of a security community in [...]

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Week 48 in Review – 2010

Resources: Impersonating The Domain Administrator via SQL Server - commonexploits.com A recent presentation I gave for 7Safe. It demonstrates how it is possible to fully compromise the domain using a fully patched Microsoft SQL server that has a firewall enabled. RuxCon 2010 Materials - ruxcon.org.au Talk PDFs now posted. Nuff said. New SANS Course - [...]

Information Security Events for December

. Here are the information security events in North America this month: Hackers to Hackers Conference 2010: December 3 in Cancun SANS WhatWorks in Incident Detection and Log Management Summit 2010: December 8 to 9 in Washington, DC BayThreat: December 10 to 11 in Mountain View DojoCon 2010: December 11 to 12 in Dulles . [...]

Week 47 in Review – 2010

Events Related: wXf Videos from AppSec DC 2010 - cktricky.blogspot.com Here are some of the videos from AppSec DC 2010 and our presentation (Seth Law, Chris Gates and I) on wXf (Web Exploitation Framework). DeepSEC: Wrap-up - c22.cc It might not be as technical as DefCon, but DeepSEC had a good mixture of topics, and [...]

Week 46 in Review – 2010

Events Related: The UCSB iCTF - uscb.edu The UCSB International Capture The Flag (also known as the iCTF) is a distributed, wide-area security exercise, whose goal is to test the security skills of the participants. Another #sectorca has come and gone - anti-virus-rants.blogspot.com It just so happens i took quite a few notes this year [...]