[opts for the RTF version, after today's talk =)]
On Sat, Jul 9, 2011 at 7:08 PM, Lisa Kachold <
lisakachold@obnosis.com>wrote:
> The presentation materials from today's Hackfest "Linux Attack Vectors" are
> available from:
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> https://www.it-clowns.com/LinuxAttackVectors.doc
> https://www.it-clowns.com/LinuxAttackVectors.rtf
> https://www.it-clowns.com/LinuxAttackVectors.pdf
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> Note, we were able to cover a great deal of material that doesn't appear in
> this list of Video links; for best experience, we suggest that you attend
> the security labs and participate in discussions.
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> Next Hackfest in Chandler next Saturday Noon-3PM gangplankhq.com
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> On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 3:22 PM, Lisa Kachold <lisakachold@obnosis.com>wrote:
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>> Please join us at Maker Bench in Tempe for our first presentation at the
>> new location on *Linux Attack Vectors*. As always this is a full-duplex
>> linux event with welcome participation from Linux Community. We will
>> follow up with hands on analysis of individual machines, so bring anything
>> with a kernel that you might you want us to check out.
>>
>> Please update your hackfest schedule to include our new Tempe location and
>> time on the 2nd Saturday of every month 3PM - 6PM.
>>
>> Please see http://plug.phoenix.az.us <http://phoenix.plug.az.us> site
>> schedule also.
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>> An example complete schedule also appears at http://hackfest.obnosis.com:
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>> Excerpt:
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>> Monthly security presentation labs, with open community participation
>> occur every month on the Second Saturday in Tempe at the Maker Bench<http://www.makerbench.com/?page_id=1202>(3-6PM) and Third Saturdays (Noon-3PM) in Chandler at
>> Ganglplankhq.com.
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>> This interactive lab and presentation format covers industry news,
>> specific protection issues in linux, ongoing industry tool development, RFC
>> scripts, exploits & net neutrality.
>>
>> Ethical and legal, as well as liability aspects of security testing are
>> covered as we investigate the strange world of computer insecurity from our
>> portly Penguin perspectives.
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>> Hackfests are specially scheduled demonstrations that include open member
>> participation hacking, cracking, exploits and IDS.
>> Hackfests are open encroachment events with designated targets.
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>> We also provide information and tools to modify cable modems for DOCSIS
>> 2.0 JTAG to USB and no-solder pin.
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>> Hack test your installations, networks, and program source using Linux
>> Security distro tools.
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>> 2nd Saturday 3-6PM Tempe meeting facilities generously provided by
>> MakerBench <http://www.makerbench.com/?page_id=1202>.
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>> 3rd Saturday Noon-3PM meeting facilities generously provided by
>> Gangplankhq.com in Chandler.
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>> Plan on being able to use live CDs, or USB jump drives to follow along, if
>> you bring your laptop and targets are announced. Since we have a VMware
>> Server, you can pre-request a specific target or make arrangements to have
>> your code ported to one of our virtuals and hit with Metasploit or Rapid 7
>> Community edition. Open network access is unlimited (with "play nice"
>> rules).
>>
>> Feel free to call or email me if you get lost or have questions.
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