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Week 37 in Review – 2010

Events Related: AppSec News AppSecUSA - Day 1 - You Missed A Good One - michael-coates.blogspot.com AppSecUSA - Day 2 - You Missed A Good One - michael-coates.blogspot.com DEFCON 18 Social-Engineer CTF Contest Findings Report Summary - social-engineer.org One of the most alarming findings was that it doesn’t take a seasoned expert in social engineering to [...]

Week 35 in Review – 2010

Events Related: Slideshow: Fashion Statements from DEFCON 2010 - darkreading.com Hackers express themselves in more ways than just code. Security is a major theme at VMworld 2010. - vmware.com VMware launched 3 products under the vShield umbrella, to secure virtualized environments all the way from the edge to the endpoint. Resources: IT Security Database - [...]

Information Security Events for September

. Here are the information security events in North America this month: AppSec USA 2010: September 7 -10 in Irvine The International Symposium on Visualization for Computer Security (VizSec):  September 14 in Ottawa ISSA International Conference: September 15 - 17 in Atlanta The 13th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection (RAID): September 15 [...]

Week 34 in Review – 2010

Events Related: MalCon, a security event for malware authors Spread across the world, malcoders now have a common platform to demonstrate expertise, get a new insight and be a part of the global MALCODER community. MalCon: A Call for ‘Ethical Malcoding’ - krebsonsecurity.com New Conference Wants to Bring Malware Writers Out of the Shadows - [...]

Week 33 in Review – 2010

Events Related: Conference swag #defcon 9 to 18 badges laying around. (minus my missing dc 7, 8 or 12 badges) - @blackfeathers defcon badges & other security conference passes - flickr.com Metasploit Express crucial to win in South Florida ISSA Hack the Flag - rapid7.com Seven teams participated, defending systems running a variety of off-the-shelf [...]

Week 32 in Review – 2010

Events Related: "Crack Me If You Can" - DEFCON 2010 - korelogic.com The core-count for teams using clusters or EC2 are rough equivalents based on the number of compute-hours they report having used. See each teams' specific writeup for more details. BSidesLasVegas Recap – Day 1 - novainfosecportal.com Since I took the most notes on [...]