Defcon Kerala (DC0497) is a Defcon USA Registered group for promoting and demonstrating research and development in the field of Information Security. We are a group of Information Security Enthusiasts. Defcon Kerala is a platform for students, professionals, geeks, and nerds to present there technical research papers and show case their skills. Speakers are invited to present papers on various information security related research topics before the delegates and interact them.
Some Topics of Interest:
Disclosure of new Hacking Tools
New Vulnerabilities and Zero Day Exploits
Cyber Forensics
Lock picking & physical security exploitation
Web Application & Network Security
Antivirus/IDS/Firewall/filter evasion techniques
Social Engineering
Metasploit Framework
Web Browser Exploitation
Mobile Application Security and Exploitation
Wireless Security
Denial of Service Attacks
Hardware Hacking/ SCADA Hacking
Honeypots
Fuzzing Techniques
Open Source Security
Cyber Laws, Cyber warfare, Cyber Ethics
Anonymity in Internet
Carding and Black Market Analysis
NOTE: These are just some sample topics. You can send any topics related to Information Security.
Paper Submission Details
Please send your papers to this email
Follow the format given below:
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Author Name:
Mobile:
Brief Biography:
Paper Title:
Paper Abstract:
Paper Outline:
Publishing/Disclosing any Tools/Vulnerabilities/Zero Days (YES/NO):
Any Additional Requirements:
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NOTE: Paper should be submitted in PDF, DOC, DOCX, or ODF Format. Presentation should not exceed 25mins. If your paper is selected then you will be notified soon and you should register for a Speaker Pass.
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Important Dates
Call For Papers is open: 13th January 2013
Call For Paper submission Deadline: 1st April 2013
Defcon Kerala Meet 2013 Scheduled on: 21st April 2013
India’s first & renowned hacking conference ClubHack 2012 is going to start from November 30th, 2012 in Pune. Venue for the ClubHack 2012 is The Hotel O which is located on north main road in Koregaon Park in Pune.
ClubHack 2012 is four day conference which will be featuring 15 technical briefings, 4 workshops & Hacknight. Workshops are divided as pre conference & post conference which will allow geeks 7 professionals to attend more than one workshop.
On first day of event (November 30) pre conference workshops & Hacknight are scheduled. Powershell for hackers by Nikhil Mittal & Securing Mobile applications – Exploits Demystified and Solutions Simplified by Dinesh Shetty & Ashish Rao are scheduled as pre conference workshops. Hacknight will be conducted at Amiworks Pvt. Ltd. on Senapati Bapat road at Pune. It will be start from 7pm of Nov 30th to 8am of Dec 1st. Hacknight is a complete night-out of making new products/plugins/modules/scripts, etc. With Hacknight hackers, developers will get a chance to work on project they always wanted to.
Event will be inaugurated on December 1st & ClubHack will launch a surprise tool. Later on technical briefings will start till December 2nd evening. Topics for technical briefings containing infrastructure security, smart grid security, legal nuances to cloud, hacking & securing iOS apps, information security, hacking using NFC into smart phones, content type attacks, demonstration of tools like Hybrid Analyzer for Web Application Security (HAWAS), XSS Shell, FatCat & real time recording system.
On last day of ClubHack 2012, post conference workshops will be conducted. Workshops are Putting application security maturity models in practice by Ketan Vyas & Hackers vs. Developers by K.V.Prashant & Akash Mahajan.
ClubHack 2012 is powered by leading IT security Solutions Company - Quick Heal, global cyber intelligence firm – iSight Partners & Computer Society of India. Media partners for event are The Hacker News (internationally recognized news source), ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association) & eHacking News (Information Security News portal).
Registrations for event are open till midnight before the workshops & technical briefings scheduled dates. On the spot registration facility is also provided. You can register to event by visiting this link
http://www.clubhack.com/2012/registrations
Detailed Schedule:
Day 1, November 30th, 2012:
- Pre conference workshops - Powershell for hackers by Nikhil Mittal & Securing Mobile applications – Exploits Demystified and Solutions Simplified by Dinesh Shetty & Ashish Rao
- Hacknight at Amiworks, Pune
- Inauguration, Keynote
- Special tool Launch by ClubHack team
- Technical Briefings
- Technical Briefings
- Post conference workshop - Putting application security maturity models in practice by Ketan Vyas & Hackers vs. Developers by K.V.Prashant & Akash Mahajan.
Venue:
The Hotel O.
North Main Road, Koregaon Park,
Pune, India
ClubHack 2012 is highly technical conference with 2 days of Technical Briefings and 2 days of hand-on training workshops. Event includes a specialized hands-on training workshop for Network Admins, DBAs, Developers, Researchers, Architects, Govt. Agencies, Auditors and Students. ClubHack2012 is loaded with more number of talks, more workshops and a special event HackNight. ClubHack has always thought of the community and is still the most cost effective yet biggest security event of the country.
For the first time ClubHack have introduced new event for hackers & developers - HackNight in ClubHack2012 which is a complete night-out of making new products/plugins/modules/scripts, etc. With HackNight hackers, developers will get a chance to work on project they always wanted to. It will be a night where actual hackers spend time not to “break” into someone but to “make” something interesting and the best part, get a chance to present the same to the audience of ClubHack. You will get detailed information about HackNight here
http://www.clubhack.com/2012/event/hacknight
There are benefits of attending the 4 days conference: Attendees can meet directly with people from industry, geeks, entrepreneurs etc. & talk with them. Businessmen can achieve multiple lead generations from opportunities from corporate & government. People can do business development and partner recruitment while sharing thoughts and opinions about market. Meet with other vendors as well as open source projects to generate business development and product innovation opportunities. Also another good advantage is that people working in industry can earn lot of CPE credits!
ClubHack2012 has 4 specialized workshops:-
- Hackers vs. Developers by K.V.Prashant & Akash Mahajan
- Securing Mobile applications by Dinesh Shetty & Ashish Rao
- Managing Application Security by Ketan Vyas
- PowerShell for Hackers by Nikhil Mittal
Topics for technical briefings are listed below:
- Detecting and Exploiting XSS with Xenotix XSS Exploit Framework by Ajin Abraham
- Smart Grid Security by Falgun Rathod
- HAWAS – Hybrid Analyzer for Web Application Security by Lavakumar Kuppan
- Real Time Event Recording System, the tool for Digital Forensics Investigation by Madhav Limaye
- Content-Type attack -Dark hole in the secure environment by Raman Gupta
- Legal Nuances to the Cloud by Ritambhara Agrawal
- FatCat Web Based SQL Injector by Sandeep Kamble
- Hacking and Securing iOS applications by Satish Bommisetty
- Infrastructure Security by Sivamurthy Hiremath
- Critical Infrastructure Security by Subodh Belgi
- XSSshell by Vandan Joshi
- Anatomy of a Responsible Disclosure – Zero Day Vulnerability in Oracle BI Publisher by Vishal Kalro
- Stand Close to Me, & You’re pwned! : Owning SmartPhones using NFC by Aditya Gupta & Subho Halder
- The difference between the “Reality” and “Feeling” of Security: Information Security and the Human Being by Anup Narayanan & Thomas Kurian
- Chief Technology Officers,
- Chief Security Officers,
- Network Administrators, DBAs,
- Security Researchers and Practitioners,
- System and network architects and designers,
- Business analysts, auditors & technical educations students and
- Anyone who is interested in information security.
You can get detailed information about technical briefings here
http://www.clubhack.com/2012/event/technical-briefings/
To register for event please click here
The 6th edition of ClubHack has been scheduled to happen on 30th Nov, 1st, 2nd & 3rd of December 2012. The list of events includes Hack Night, Keynote sessions, Technical talks, Workshops, CTF.
Hack Night: A night where actual hackers spend time not to “break” into someone but to “make” something interesting.
ClubHack2012 presents 5 separate workshops that includes 'Securing Mobile applications – Exploits Demystified and Solutions Simplified', 'Managing Application Security', 'PowerShell for Hackers', 'Hackers vs. Developers', 'Advanced Pentesting Techniques'.
There is 12 technical briefings.
- Detecting and Exploiting XSS with Xenotix XSS Exploit Framework (Ajin Abraham)
- Smart Grid Security (Falgun Rathod)
- HAWAS – Hybrid Analyzer for Web Application Security (Lavakumar Kuppan)
- Real Time Event Recording System, the tool for Digital Forensics Investigation (Madhav Limaye)
- Content-Type attack -Dark hole in the secure environment (Raman Gupta)
- Legal Nuances to the Cloud (Ritambhara Agrawal)
- FatCat Web Based SQL Injector (Sandeep Kamble)
- Hacking and Securing iOS applications (Satish Bommisetty)
- Infrastructure Security (Sivamurthy Hiremath)
- Critical Infrastructure Security (Subodh Belgi)
- XSSshell (Vandan Joshi)
- Anatomy of a Responsible Disclosure – Zero Day Vulnerability in Oracle BI Publisher (Vishal Kalro)
We at nullcon feel proud to be at the forefront of the IT Security arena in the Asian IT Industry. With the fourth event in the row, we continue to deliver the latest and responsible vulnerability disclosures and their mitigation solutions which help organizations take proactive and timely protective measures to safeguard their critical data and assets.
nullcon Delhi is being held on 26 - 29 Sept 2012 at The Leela Kempinski, Gurgoan.
Highlights
1. Day one keynote by CEO Natgrid,Mr. Raghu Raman. Talk Title: Battle of the Minds
2. Day two keynote by Global Security Evangelist and renowned speaker. Mr. Richard Thieme. Talk Title: Staring into the Abyss.
3. Security Conclave on Critical Infrastructure Protection: Focused Panel discussion of 90 minutes with participation from Govt. and corporate. Expert panelists from PSUs (Public Sector Undertaking) and large private organizations to create the road map for the protection standard and processes. This year's theme is Critical Infrastructure Protection and will be focused on organizations managing and developing critical infrastructure and organizations offering solutions and risk consulting on the same.
4. Executive Briefing: Exclusive two hours sub-event for senior management and the CIO’s to present summarized content of conference talks/events.
5. Prototype sub-event: An excellent opportunity/platform for organization to speak/showcase/present (30 Min Talk) new innovative security technologies to the conference attendees to attract industry recognition and to promote their brand.
6. 20+ Exhibitors from security industry.
7. 20+ presentations by security experts on ground breaking defensive and offensive security technologies.
8. Seven security Training by industry experts on deep technical and critical security sbjects.
9. Null Job fair for hiring the best in the security industry.
10. Attendees from varied Industry verticals.
11. Supported by Microsoft (MSRC USA), Praxeva, SANS and Hacker5.
12. Some of the exhibitors include WatchGuard, Symantec, Microsoft, Praxeva, SANS, JNR, Search Lab, Innobuzz, ACPL, LFY, Payatu
nullcon Delhi is a must attend for all those who share an interest in IT security. It is our endeavor to be continually delivering the best in IT Security. For more details please visit http://nullcon.net.
Pre-con registration is closing on 31st August. FREE Registration for Exhibition and Job Fair.
Group discount available. For offline registration, kindly drop an email to register@nullcon.net
Security researchers released two tools at the Defcon security conference which can be used to crack the encryption of any PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol) as well as WPA2-Enterprise (Wireless Protected Access) sessions which use MS-CHAPv2 for authentication.
MS-CHAPv2 is an authentication protocol created by Microsoft and introduced in Windows NT 4.0 SP4. Despite its age, it is still used as the primary authentication mechanism by most PPTP virtual private network (VPN) clients.
ChapCrack can take captured network traffic that contains a MS-CHAPv2 network handshake (PPTP VPN or WPA2 Enterprise handshake) and reduce the handshake's security to a single DES (Data Encryption Standard) key.
This DES key can then be submitted to CloudCracker.com -- a commercial online password cracking service that runs on a special FPGA cracking box developed by David Hulton of Pico Computing -- where it will be decrypted in under a day.
The CloudCracker output can then be used with ChapCrack to decrypt an entire session captured with WireShark or other similar network sniffing tools.
PPTP is commonly used by small and medium-size businesses -- large corporations use other VPN technologies like those provided by Cisco -- and it's also widely used by personal VPN service providers, Marlinspike said.
The researcher gave the example of IPredator, a VPN service from the creators of The Pirate Bay, which is marketed as a solution to evade ISP tracking, but only supports PPTP.
Marlinspike's advice to businesses and VPN providers was to stop using PPTP and switch to other technologies like IPsec or OpenVPN. Companies with wireless network deployments that use WPA2 Enterprise security with MS-CHAPv2 authentication should also switch to an alternative.
MS-CHAPv2 is an authentication protocol created by Microsoft and introduced in Windows NT 4.0 SP4. Despite its age, it is still used as the primary authentication mechanism by most PPTP virtual private network (VPN) clients.
ChapCrack can take captured network traffic that contains a MS-CHAPv2 network handshake (PPTP VPN or WPA2 Enterprise handshake) and reduce the handshake's security to a single DES (Data Encryption Standard) key.
This DES key can then be submitted to CloudCracker.com -- a commercial online password cracking service that runs on a special FPGA cracking box developed by David Hulton of Pico Computing -- where it will be decrypted in under a day.
The CloudCracker output can then be used with ChapCrack to decrypt an entire session captured with WireShark or other similar network sniffing tools.
PPTP is commonly used by small and medium-size businesses -- large corporations use other VPN technologies like those provided by Cisco -- and it's also widely used by personal VPN service providers, Marlinspike said.
The researcher gave the example of IPredator, a VPN service from the creators of The Pirate Bay, which is marketed as a solution to evade ISP tracking, but only supports PPTP.
Marlinspike's advice to businesses and VPN providers was to stop using PPTP and switch to other technologies like IPsec or OpenVPN. Companies with wireless network deployments that use WPA2 Enterprise security with MS-CHAPv2 authentication should also switch to an alternative.
National Security Agency Director Gen. Keith Alexander, also the head of the U.S. Cyber Command, took the unprecedented step on Friday of asking a convention of unruly hackers to join him in an effort to make the Internet more secure.
In a speech to the 20th annual Def Con gathering in Las Vegas, four-star General Keith Alexander stressed common ground between U.S. officials and hackers, telling them privacy must be preserved and that they could help by developing new tools.
"You're going to have to come in and help us," Alexander told thousands of attendees.
The conference founder, Jeff Moss, known in hacking circles as the Dark Tangent, told the conference he had invited Alexander, who rarely gives speeches, because he wanted them to learn about one of the world's "spookiest, least known" organisations.
Attendees were respectful and gave modest applause, though several said they were concerned about secret government snooping and the failure of authorities thus far to stop foreign-backed attacks.
"Americans pay taxes so that federal agencies can defend them," said a researcher who asked not to be named. "I see it as a hard sell asking a business entity to spend money for the common good."
Alexander won points by wearing the hacker "uniform" of jeans and a tee shirt, wandering the halls and praising specific hacking efforts, including intrusion detection tools and advances in cryptology.
He also confronted civil liberties concerns that are a major issue for many researchers devoted to the internet.
Taking questions screened by Moss, Alexander denied that the NSA had dossiers on millions of Americans, as some former employees have suggested.
"The people who would say we are doing that should know better," he said. "That is absolute nonsense."
Alexander used the speech to lobby for a cyber security bill moving through the Senate that would make it easier for companies under attack to share information with the government and each other as well as give critical infrastructure owners some reward for adhering to future security standards.
"Both parties see this as a significant problem," he said, adding that the experts like those at Def Con should help in the process. "What are the standards that we should jointly set that critical networks should have?"
In addition to conducting electronic intelligence gathering, primarily overseas, the defence-department-controlled NSA is charged with protecting the American army from cyber-attacks.
Increasingly, it has been sharing its findings with the FBI to aid in criminal cases and with the department of homeland security, which warns specific industries of new threats.
Displaying a slide with the logos of several dozen of companies breached by criminals or spies in the past two years, Alexander said only the most competent even knew they had been hacked.
"There are 10 times, almost 100 times more companies that don't know they have been hacked," he said.
In a speech to the 20th annual Def Con gathering in Las Vegas, four-star General Keith Alexander stressed common ground between U.S. officials and hackers, telling them privacy must be preserved and that they could help by developing new tools.
"You're going to have to come in and help us," Alexander told thousands of attendees.
The conference founder, Jeff Moss, known in hacking circles as the Dark Tangent, told the conference he had invited Alexander, who rarely gives speeches, because he wanted them to learn about one of the world's "spookiest, least known" organisations.
Attendees were respectful and gave modest applause, though several said they were concerned about secret government snooping and the failure of authorities thus far to stop foreign-backed attacks.
"Americans pay taxes so that federal agencies can defend them," said a researcher who asked not to be named. "I see it as a hard sell asking a business entity to spend money for the common good."
Alexander won points by wearing the hacker "uniform" of jeans and a tee shirt, wandering the halls and praising specific hacking efforts, including intrusion detection tools and advances in cryptology.
He also confronted civil liberties concerns that are a major issue for many researchers devoted to the internet.
Taking questions screened by Moss, Alexander denied that the NSA had dossiers on millions of Americans, as some former employees have suggested.
"The people who would say we are doing that should know better," he said. "That is absolute nonsense."
Alexander used the speech to lobby for a cyber security bill moving through the Senate that would make it easier for companies under attack to share information with the government and each other as well as give critical infrastructure owners some reward for adhering to future security standards.
"Both parties see this as a significant problem," he said, adding that the experts like those at Def Con should help in the process. "What are the standards that we should jointly set that critical networks should have?"
In addition to conducting electronic intelligence gathering, primarily overseas, the defence-department-controlled NSA is charged with protecting the American army from cyber-attacks.
Increasingly, it has been sharing its findings with the FBI to aid in criminal cases and with the department of homeland security, which warns specific industries of new threats.
Displaying a slide with the logos of several dozen of companies breached by criminals or spies in the past two years, Alexander said only the most competent even knew they had been hacked.
"There are 10 times, almost 100 times more companies that don't know they have been hacked," he said.
null meetup on Saturday 14th July 2012 starting at 09:30 AM. No registrations, no fees, just come with
an open mind :)
The Bangalore meet, as usual, is divided into 2 parts, the monthly
talks and the Training on Reverse Engineering. The Reverse Engineering
training will start at 12:30 PM by the SecurityXploded/Garage4Hackers
team.
The schedule for this months meet is as outlined below:
VENUE DETAILS
Kieon, 3rd Floor, 302 Prestige Sigma,
3 Vittal Mallya Road,
Bangalore 560001
Opposite Bishop Cottons Girls School, Above Emirates Airlines office.
Map Location: http://g.co/maps/dahhv
Parking is available in the building. See you there.
an open mind :)
The Bangalore meet, as usual, is divided into 2 parts, the monthly
talks and the Training on Reverse Engineering. The Reverse Engineering
training will start at 12:30 PM by the SecurityXploded/Garage4Hackers
team.
The schedule for this months meet is as outlined below:
- 09:30 - 10:10: Hands on Web Application Security: Mutillidae -
- Vulnerable Web App - Satish
- 10:10 - 10:25: Introductions
- 10:25 - 11:05: Burpsuite for Beginners - Saran
- 11:05 - 11:20: Networking
- 11:20 - 12:00: Basics of IDS/IPS - Pravin
- 12:00 - 12:20: Feedback & Topic discussion for next monthly meet
- 12:20 - 12:30: Break
- 12:30 - 01:50: Advanced Malware Analysis - Monnappa
VENUE DETAILS
Kieon, 3rd Floor, 302 Prestige Sigma,
3 Vittal Mallya Road,
Bangalore 560001
Opposite Bishop Cottons Girls School, Above Emirates Airlines office.
Map Location: http://g.co/maps/dahhv
Parking is available in the building. See you there.
Hi All,
We will have this month's null/OWASP/Garage4hackers/SecurityXploded Bangalore meetup on Saturday 21st April 2012 starting at 10.00 AM. No registrations, no fees, just come with an open mind :)
The Bangalore meet, as usual, is divided into 2 parts, the monthly talks and Training on Reverse Engineering. The Reverse Engineering training will start at 12:45 PM by the SecurityXploded/ Garage4Hackers team. The RE training for this month is completely hands-on and everyone is required to get their laptops fully charged for the exercises.
Also, we have a guest speaker from the US, Mr. Arshad Noor, who is also a speaker at the ongoing OWASP AppSec AsiaPac 2012, Sydney - Australia, who will be talking about RC3 - Regulatory Compliant Cloud Computing.
TALKS
1. Believe it or not SSL Attacks - Akash Mahajan
2. News Bytes - Satyendra
3. RC3 - Regulatory Compliant Cloud Computing - Arshad Noor
4. Practical Reversing & Unpacking Part 1 - Harsimran & Nagershwar
VENUE DETAILS
Kieon, 3rd Floor, 302 Prestige Sigma,
3 Vittal Mallya Road,
Bangalore 560001
Opposite Bishop Cottons Girls School, Above Emirates Airlines office.
Map Location: http://g.co/maps/dahhv
Parking is available in the building.
NB: As discussed in the last month's meet, we will have a basic 30 minute primer on Cross Site Request Forgery by Satish at 9:30 AM, before the main talks begin at 10:00 AM. All those who would be interested to learn, understand the basics of CSRF and to watch some cool demos are requested to be present at 9:30 AM.
Regards,
karniv0re
c0c0n announced the Call for Papers and Call for Workshops for c0c0n 2012, a 3-day Security and Hacking Conference (1 day pre-conference workshop and 2 day conference), full of interesting presentations, talks and of course filled with fun!
The conference topics are divided into four domains as follows:
- Info Sec - Technical
- Info Sec - Management
- Digital Forensics and Investigations
- Cyber Laws and Governance.
We are expecting conference and workshop submissions on the following topics, but are not limited to:
- New Vulnerabilities and Exploits/0-days
- Open Source Security&Hacking Tools
- Antivirus/Firewall/UTM Evasion Techniques
- Software Testing/Fuzzing
- Network and Router Hacking
- Malware analysis & Reverse Engineering
- Mobile Application Security-Threats and Exploits
- Advanced Penetration testing techniques
- Web Application Security & Hacking
- Browser Security
- Hacking virtualized environment
- WLAN and Bluetooth Security
- Lockpicking & physical security
- Honeypots/Honeynets
- Exploiting Layer 8/Social Engineering
- Cloud Security
- Critical Infrastructure & SCADA networks Security
- National Security & Cyber Warfare
- Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crime & Law Enforcement
- IT Auditing/Risk management and ISO 27001
CFP Review Committee:
0x01 - Armando Romeo
0x02 - Dinesh O Bareja
0x03 - Peter Giannoulis
0x04 - Simon Bennetts (a.k.a. Psiinon)
0x05 - Vahan Markarov
For more details about the Review Committee, visit - http://is-ra.org/c0c0n/cfp.html
Submission Guidelines:
Email your submission to: cfp [at] is-ra [dot]org
Email subject should be: CFP c0c0n2012 - <Paper Title>
Email Body:
Personal Information:
>> Speaker Name:
>> Job Role/Handle:
>> Company/Organization:
>> Country:
>> Email ID:
>> Contact Number:
>> Speaker Profile: (max 1000 words)
>> If there is additional speaker please mention it here following the above format.
Presentation Details:
>> Name/Title of the presentation:
>> Paper Abstract: (max 3000 words)
>> Presentation Time Required (20, 30, 50 Minutes)
>> Is there any demonstration? Yes or No
>> Are you releasing any new tool? Yes or No
>> Are you releasing any new exploit? Yes or No
Other Needs & Requirements:
>> Do you need any special equipment?
>> We will be providing 1 LCD projector feed, 2 screens, microphones, wired and/or wireless Internet.
>> If you have any other requirement, Please mention it here and the reason.
Remember these Dates!
>> CFP Opens: 16th Mar 2012
>> CFP Closing Date: 30th Apr 2012
>> Speakers list online: 21th May 2012
>> Workshop Dates: 02nd Aug 2012
>> Conference Dates: 03rd and 4th Aug 2012
*NOTE:* We should not promote vendor/product oriented submissions hence it will be rejected.
Speaker Benefits:
>> Complimentary Conference registration.
>> Complementary Accommodation for 2 nights.
>> Complementary conference passes.
>> Invitation to c0c0n-Blast (The Networking Lungi party).
>> Travel Reimbursement - The selected speaker will receive travel reimbursement, to the extent available with existing ISRA /conference funds.
>> Only one speaker will be eligible for the benefits in case there are two or more speakers for a talk.
Thanks and Regards,
-c0c0n Team-
Null ,The Open Security Community scheduled the next Bangalore meeting on 10th March 2012 starting at 10.00AM. As usual, there is no registrations ,no fees.
They divided the meeting into two parts , the first one is monthly talks and second one is Training on Reverse Engineering. The Reverse Engineering training will start at 12:45 PM by the SecurityXploded/Garage4Hackers team.
Monthly talk covers News Bytes(Riyaz),Hack IM CTF part 2(Himanshu),Computer image acquistion(Nithin),Belive it or not SSL attacks(Akash), Reversing tools guide( swapnil).
VENUE DETAILS
Kieon, 3rd Floor, 302 Prestige Sigma,3 Vittal Mallya Road,
Bangalore 560001
Opposite Bishop Cottons Girls School, Above Emirates Airlines office.
Map Location: http://g.co/maps/dahhv
Parking is available in the building.
Defcon Rajasthan (DC91141) is a Defcon Registered group of people interested in exploring technology and it implications in security. It mostly consists of information assurance professionals and enthusiasts.
The main purpose of this group is to organize technical talks and hands on experience on topics of interest. While seasoned speakers will be invited to present for the initial several presentations. Our intention is to have local people with less experience present as well. This will allow younger professionals and researchers to get used to preparing a technical presentation and sharing it with an audience.
Why this meet ??
The main motivation behind this group is to have a place where technical people can discuss technical topics and problems and hopefully find solutions to them. There are multiple social groups of security professionals in the India but none of them seams to stick outside of the pub... so as a result, during one of those meetings, the idea was born and here it is...
[ Tickets for the Meet]
For General Public : 700 INR (Lunch Included)
For Students: 600 INR (Lunch Included)
Hotel Reservation is also available.
To book the tickets mail to rajasthan@defcon.co.in
or you can call us on +91-7597113236
[ Time of the Meet ]
On 25th March 2012
From 10 AM to 6 PM
Do make sure that your at the venue by 9:45 AM
[ Venue of the Meet ]
Royal Seminar Hall,
Near Bus Stand & Railway Station (Only 5 min walking distance from both Bus Stand and Railway Station)
Opposite Pink City Petrol Pump, Khasa Kothi Flyover,
M.I. Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302001
DEFCON Rajasthan invites unique and fresh research papers for March 2012 Jaipur Meet.
Defcon Rajasthan (DC91141) is a Defcon Registered group of people interested in exploring technology and it implications in security. It mostly consists of information assurance professionals and enthusiasts.
The main purpose of this group is to organize technical talks and hands on experience on topics of interest. While seasoned speakers will be invited to present for the initial several presentations. Our intention is to have local people with less experience present as well. This will allow younger professionals and researchers to get used to preparing a technical presentation and sharing it with an audience.
Paper shold be..
-> Paper should be of current subject and not more than 1 year old.
-> Papers can be on your own research with proof of concept.
-> Topics of interest includes everything related to Security.
-> Topics related to mobile security or any mobile operating system.
-> Any new methods of hacking or any 0day/tool disclosure.
Some of Example Topics are :-
** The above are just sample, the Paper can be of any topic related to security.
Your submission must contain the following information.
Please send your paper to rajasthan@defcon.co.in
1. Author name
2. Title of the Paper
3. Email Address
4. Mobile Number
5. Provide Supporting Materials for your paper in form of PDF or Links
6. Presentation Format must be in PDF for submission.
PS: Presentation should not exceed more than 20 minutes
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Further Information on Dates:
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Paper submission last date : 10 March 2012
Notification of paper Acceptance : 12 March 2012
Paper Presentation : 25 March 2012
Please send your paper to rajasthan@defcon.co.in
Defcon Rajasthan (DC91141) is a Defcon Registered group of people interested in exploring technology and it implications in security. It mostly consists of information assurance professionals and enthusiasts.
Paper shold be..
-> Paper should be of current subject and not more than 1 year old.
-> Papers can be on your own research with proof of concept.
-> Topics of interest includes everything related to Security.
-> Topics related to mobile security or any mobile operating system.
-> Any new methods of hacking or any 0day/tool disclosure.
Some of Example Topics are :-
- Wireless Security
- Network Security
- Web Application Vulnerability
- Mobile Security
- Cloud Computing
- Computer Forensics
- Cyber Laws
- Buffer Overflow
- Reverse Engineering
- Exploits and 0day Vulnerability etc etc
** The above are just sample, the Paper can be of any topic related to security.
Your submission must contain the following information.
Please send your paper to rajasthan@defcon.co.in
1. Author name
2. Title of the Paper
3. Email Address
4. Mobile Number
5. Provide Supporting Materials for your paper in form of PDF or Links
6. Presentation Format must be in PDF for submission.
PS: Presentation should not exceed more than 20 minutes
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Further Information on Dates:
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Paper submission last date : 10 March 2012
Notification of paper Acceptance : 12 March 2012
Paper Presentation : 25 March 2012
Please send your paper to rajasthan@defcon.co.in
null, an open security community for ethical hackers, scheduled Mumbai meet on 26th January,2012. There are NO FEES to attend the meet. Participation is OPEN TO ALL.
The agenda is as below:
- NTFS Forensics – Yogesh Khatri
- Threat Modelling – Shrikant Antre
Venue:
Sauron meeting room, First floor, Directiplex, Old Nagardas Road, Next to Andheri Subway, Andheri East(Google Map Link: http://g.co/maps/5gt23)
Time:
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
If you have any queries, then reach them at the following number: +91-9819643034
About null:
null is an open security community for ethical hackers, security professionals and security enthusiasts, born out of the need for:Promoting advanced security research.
- Spreading security awareness among the netizens.
- A Centralized knowledge base for security related information.
It was founded by Aseem Jakhar in Jan 2008.
official site: http://null.co.in/
CarolinaCon-8 Scheduled on May 11th-13th 2012 in Raleigh NC (USA). We are now officially accepting speaker/paper/demo submissions for the event.
If you are somewhat knowledgeable in any interesting field of hacking, technology, robotics, science, global thermonuclear war, etc. (but mostly hacking), and are interested in presenting at CarolinaCon-8, we cordially invite
you to submit your proposal. Please send;
- your name or handle/alias
- the presentation name/title
- a brief topic abstract (1-2 paragraphs)
- the estimated time-length of your presentation
- a brief bio (100% optional item, but if your talk is chosen it saves the time and trouble of asking for it later)
....via e-mail to:
speakers [at] carolinacon.org
The presentation submission coordinator is Zip. He will send you a receipt confirmation email at his first convenience.
*NOTE: All submissions are due BY March 1st, 2012. However...we may be making some early selections this year from
amongst the submissions, so please be timely in submission if you're committed to being part of the elite cadre of
chosen presenters. We value diversity so please don't hesitate to propose your ideas no matter how outlandish.
If you present at the Con, you will receive;
- free CarolinaCon admission for you and one guest
- one free CarolinaCon-8 t-shirt
- minimal fame, glory, and possibly even notoriety
- mad props and much love from our staff and attendees
SPONSORS and/or VENDORS:
We don't accept any, so please don't bother asking. Capitalism and philanthropic knowledge-sharing don't mix in our opinion. We keep our admission price to the bare minimum to cover our venue and equipment expenses. All of our staff
are volunteers who generously donate their time and energy. All of our presenters generously donate their time and talent. The only items sold at CarolinaCon are a limited quantity of single-design CarolinaCon t-shirts....and we only make and sell those because attendees and staff want them (and because they're cool).
ATTENDEES:
If you are interested in attending, watch this space for more details:
www.carolinacon.org
...and don't forget to mark the May 2012 dates on your calendar.
If you have any important (as in not-dumb and not-spam) inquiries about the event you can send email to:
info[at]carolinacon.org
We look forward to seeing you at our 2012 chill event.
Peace,
Vic
An Internation cyber Security Conference has begun in London, 60 countries gathered to discuss about the Cyber Crime and Security.
Experts attending the conference included EU digital supremo Neelie Kroes, Cisco's vice-president Brad Boston and Joanna Shields, a senior executive at Facebook.
Mr Hague led the opening session.
"The biggest threat to the internet is not cybercriminals, but misguided or overreaching government policy," Mr Hague said.
Ross Anderson, professor of security engineering at Cambridge University, said there had been a "great growth" in cybercrime over the past six years.
"As many as 5% of PCs are infected with malware - short for malicious software - and there was a one in 20 risk that any given computer was sending spam without the owner's knowledge." Prof Anderson added.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron said, "We have to come together to tackle cyber crime... This costs the United Kingdom an estimated 27 billion pounds a year."
Next DEF-CON Chennai Meeting is scheduled at the end of January ,2012(Due to lot of people having exams and semester during the months of October, November and December.). The 4th edition of our meet will be really big, we will be having more than 7 speakers and it's still counting.
We have planned for discounts for the people who are coming in teams and even T-shirts for DEF-CON Chennai is also been planned.
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This time , i am also coming to the meeting.
DEF-CON Chennai (DC602028) Meet held on On 11th September 2011.
List of Speakers
1) Abhinabd
2) Viknesh
3) Ravi Kumar
4) Aditya Gupta
5) Rahul Tyagi
6) Sophan
7) Suman
Organizers are Hari Krishna and Viknesh
Some of Photos from Album:
For Full Album:
https://picasaweb.google.com/112541524833378914172/DefconSeptemberMeet?authuser=0&feat=directlink
BruCON, Belgium’s first security conference is back for it’s third edition on 19-22 September. After witnessing greater success in the past two years, this year’s event is expected to attract more then 400 people from around Europe.
BruCON conference aims to create bridge between the various actors active in computer security world, included but not limited to hackers, security professionals, security communities, non-profit organizations, CERTs, students, law enforcement agencies,academic researchers, etc.
BruCON is organized as a non-profit event by volunteers. A group of security enthusiasts decided that it was time in Belgium to have its own security conference. A lot of countries around the world already had these kind of conferences to discuss and present research on computer security and related subject matters. This group of volunteers wanted Belgium not to be the last to have a similar conference.
The event features more then 27 speakers including a keynotes with Haroon Meer (Thinkst.com,South-Africa) and Alex Hutton (Verizon Business, United States), presentations from Stefan Friedli (scip AG, Switzerland), Ian Amit (Aladdin, Israel), Didier Stevens (Belgium), Joe McCray (Strategic Security, US) and many more.
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Conference Highlights:
- Conferance: 19th & 20th Sep 2011
- Training: 21st & 22nd Sep 2011
- Venue: Vrije Universiteit Brussel – Brussel (Belgium)
For more exciting details and registrations, visit officiate site of BruCON 2011
#1. Exotic Location and Venue It's Miami. Right by the Biscayne Bay overseeing Miami River. The Beach. The Clubs. Need we say more? See HERE. |
| #2. Intensive 3 Days Conference Program Three days of intense presentation, learning and connecting with industry experts and peers. |
| #3. Comprehensive Agenda Four dedicated tracks; 72 sessions in total. Are you able to stomach it all? See HERE. |
| #4. Current and Intriguing Security Topics Learn about the latest threats, vulnerabilities and exploits in information security. See HERE. |
| #5. Star Studded Line Up of Speakers More than 75 speakers, including Bruce Schneier, Jeremiah Grossman, Moxie Marlinspike, Charlie Miller, Philippe Courtot, etc. |
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| #6. Extensive Suite of Training Workshops With 21 different certification and technical workshops to choose from, you'll be spoiled for choice! See HERE. |
| #7. Earn Continuing Education Credits Earn up to 8 CPE/ECE credits per day of participation. |
| #8. Famous Signature Party & Daily Raffle Draws Which conference has giveaways and parties like ours? The theme for this year's conference party: Hackers Casino Royale |
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| #9. Get a free iPad 2* Yes. You will get one when you sign up for selected training, or the conference pass at prevailing public rates. See HERE |
| #10. Unparalleled Networking & Reunion Platform Met someone last year? Reunite with old friends this year, or make new ones with participants from all around the world. |
Info From:
http://www.hackerhalted.com/
