videos from last week's talks

[der.hans]

moin moin,

here are videos from last week's talks. Thanks again to our speakers for
providing the content. Thanks also to Brian for his great, quick
post-production work and posting the videos for us!

CLI packet forensics

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+BrianCluff/posts/J2Dcam6bE2R

Basic Modelling Tools in Blender 3D

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+BrianCluff/posts/G91shfXiER2

Desktop Security Series: Web Browser Tracking

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+BrianCluff/posts/jTVbHQhau4i

Topic: CLI packet forensics

Abstract: As Information Security evolves, more tools are being released
that allow us investigate incidents quicker and easier, conversely making
many analyst lazier. The sacrifice we have made to this idol of
convenience is increasing layers of abstraction from the 'truth' of raw
data, placing trust in tools we did not write using methods we do not
know. While these high level tools are good to have, the ability to use
simple, low-level tools is essential for security professionals.

This workshop will focus on using 'low-level' tools for network forensics.
We will be using Wireshark's CLI tools, tcpdump, and Linux CLI tools to
look at PCAPs to find and extract interesting information. A laptop with
an Ubuntu VM is recommended, as all the tools we will be using should be
'apt-get'able. Please install these tools before the workshop if at all
possible.

Topic: Basic Modelling Tools in Blender 3D

Abstract: Basic introduction to  Blender, focusing on the modelling tools.
The basic geometric techniques (extrusion, knife cut, radial cutting tool
etc) along with the sculpting tools (and the dynamic topology sculpting
tools). Then an example of how to use the boolean tools to create geometry
as well. Finally a quick demonstration of what "UV unwrapping" is about,
and how to utilize it.

ciao,

der.hans
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