Tomorrow, February 28th, is the first ever meeting for the brand new Hartford Owasp chapter. James McGovern, the chapter lead has been putting some effort into starting it off with a bang, so I hope everyone in the NY/CT/Mass area can make it. Agenda for [...]
Posted by Marcin on Thursday, February 28, 2008 in
Conferences,
People and
Security.
Recon Recon: A tale of reversing the Android-based Snow2 HUD Abstract: You might be thinking, oh no another Android talk. Well, yes and no. The way we interact with every day technology is changing. See the Internet of Things (IoT). The time is already [...]
Posted by Marcin on Sunday, February 24, 2008 in
Other.
On Sunday, we had some technical difficulties getting my laptop to work with the projector. In a scramble to get things up and running, I forgot to send the backup screenshots I had taken just in case. Ughh.. first conference talk I give, and everything [...]
Posted by Marcin on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 in
Conferences and
Security.
We're back from a great weekend in Washington, D.C. at ShmooCon 08'. Dre and I arrived Thursday night just in time for the bar to close and with having no hotel room reserved, we were in for a long night. Interestingly enough though, at around 5am, we [...]
Posted by Marcin on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 in
Conferences,
People and
Security.
We have received details from ShmooCon with the scheduled day and time of our talk. We have been scheduled for the last talk on Sunday at 12pm noon (before the room split) on the "Build It" track. I'm not sure whether that's a good thing or bad thing, [...]
Posted by Marcin on Sunday, February 17, 2008 in
Conferences and
Security.
Marcin and I were talking a bit about mainframe security today. I recalled how fantastic mainframes were while he had his hands in the trenches. Yes, I know that IBM renamed MVS to z/OS (as well as other things) years ago. However, the concepts remain [...]
Posted by Dre on Tuesday, February 5, 2008 in
Hacking,
Linux,
Security and
Tech.
I often sound like a Linux bigot. Before I was a labeled as a Linux bigot, I was considered a classic FreeBSD bigot (so you would think I like Mac OS X, but I don't). Before everyone tagged me as a FreeBSD bigot, I again gave the impression of being a [...]
Posted by Dre on Tuesday, February 5, 2008 in
Security and
Windows.
