[noting that OSX is at the top of the list ... Stu]
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Date sent: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 10:27:07 +0000
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Subject: RUXCON 2005 Update
From: [email protected] (RUXCON Call for Papers)
Hi,
RUXCON is quickly approaching yet again. This e-mail is to bring you up
to date on the latest developments on this years conference.
Our speakers list is complete [1] and our timetable has been finalised
[2]. Below is a list of presentations for RUXCON 2005 (in order of
acceptance):
1. Breaking Mac OSX - Ilja Van Sprundel & Neil Archibald
2. Binary protection schemes - Andrew Griffiths
3. Using OWASP Guide 2.0 for Deep Penetration Testing - Andrew van
der Stock
4. Black Box Web Application Penetration Testing - David Jorm
5. Long Filename, Long Parameter, Malformed Data. Another Day,
Another Vulnerability. Same Bug, Different App. - Brett Moore
6. Computer Forensics: Practise and Procedure - Adam Daniel
7. Poker Paranoia - Sean Burford
8. Moving towards the Artificial Hacker - Ashley Fox
9. Attack automation - Roelof Temmingh
10. Electronic Evidence - a Law Enforcement Perspective - Jason
Beckett
11. Beyond NX: An attackers guide to anti-exploitation technology for
Windows - Ben Nagy
12. Crypto Rodeo - Amy Beth Corman
13. Trust Transience: Post Intrusion SSH Hijacking - Metlstorm
14. Attacking WiFi with traffic injection - Cedric "Sid" Blanche
15. Securing Modern Web Applications - Nik Cubrilovic
16. Malware Analysis - Nicolas Brulez
17. Deaf, Dumb and Mute: Defeating Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) - Christian Heinrich
As in previous years, there will be activities and competitions, which
allow attendees to have fun, win prizes, and socialise, all while
enjoying a cold beer on an Australian summers day.
Some activities which will be held during the conference include:
* Capture the flag
* Reverse engineering
* Exploit development
* Chilli eatoff
* Trivia
This will be the third year in a row in which we've brought a quality
conference to the Australian computer security community.
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