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[Hijpo]

The local college is having a "hacker day" by giving a talk/demo on either 802.11 security, LAN/client side exploitation taken to another level, malicious code obfustication and an introduction to SQL injection. Other things mentioned were karmetasploit, jasager.
 http://campuscon.hackingwit.com/index.php#

id like to go but thinking it would be way over my head,  What would ye think? Go anyway, see what happens and pretend you know what the feck is going on or stay clear to avoid getting your head mashed with code!

[Wooster]

I'd go to it, you might find out some interesting stuff.
Network security is always going to be in demand.

[corroded]

I really need to get going on the hacking handbook I have. Im looking after a fair amount of computers now so getting more security knowledge can only help.

On the client side I could perform XSRF, XSS and SQL Injection... Just due to knowing how to secure against them. I'm more interested how you keep third parties from accessing boxes, though our firewall stuff does a lot of that. I'm intrigued about things like session hijacking, though I wrote something to protect from that a while ago, and other less conventional things.

Plus more I learn this stuff, ore avenues open into network security.

[keasy]

Way over my head.

Need to be versed in such things to understand them.

This is interesting stuff....


http://events.ccc.de/congress/2011/wiki/Welcome


Can do a live link to be there...No Nerd Left Behind....

http://events.ccc.de/congress/2011/Fahrplan/speakers.en.html

[Hijpo]

I really need to get going on the hacking handbook I have. Im looking after a fair amount of computers now so getting more security knowledge can only help.

On the client side I could perform XSRF, XSS and SQL Injection... Just due to knowing how to secure against them. I'm more interested how you keep third parties from accessing boxes, though our firewall stuff does a lot of that. I'm intrigued about things like session hijacking, though I wrote something to protect from that a while ago, and other less conventional things.

Plus more I learn this stuff, ore avenues open into network security.

If your not doing anything that date and can fly into dublin/shannon/waterford the day before your more than welcome we have plenty of room, food and beer!