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  1. You know you've made it in this industry when Ukranian blackhat SEO groups name their redirectors after you. http://tinyurl.com/lmvsgc
  2. blackhat ctf is kicking my ass
  3. has spent far too much time re-coding and re-packing this damn CSRF exploit
  4. Is it weird that I always get a fond sense of nostalgia when running war-dial scans? Must be from growing up with those dulcet modem tones.
  5. This sensepost jsp proxy is ridiculously slick
  6. Jeremiah's talk was entertaining as expected, even though I already knew most of the stories they presented. Sticking around for Sensepost
  7. The Concurrency talk is covering a very common programming issue but I had not really thought about its application to web app sec. Neat.
  8. Learning about Concurrency Attacks.
  9. This smartcard presentation is very well presented - showing a cool new tool that acts as a proxy for monitoring and intercepting APDU
  10. The talk on encoding attacks was pretty interesting, need to play with that when I get back. Sitting in the smarcard talk now.
  11. Thoroughly disappointed with that keynote. Fearing NCSC will be yet another unsuccessful attempt by the gov to properly tackle security.
  12. Not sure I buy this argument. We should def. strive for better protocol sec but it is no magic bullet given all the app layer threats.
  13. Really excited for today's talks, lots of good web app hacking topics. At the keynote now.
  14. Time for Dns shell code fun
  15. The quantum crypto demo in Turin room is pretty damn cool. Now checking out RSnake and strace's talk
  16. "every time you deploy a virtualized security appliance god kills a kitten" - line of the day!
  17. Switched to the VM talk, storm one was good but not as practical for my work.
  18. At the storm botnet talk - tough choice between it and the virtualization one.
  19. Web VPN talk was unfortunately not what I was expecting
  20. Bad Sushi was excellent. Swag hunting and then off to the web VPN hacking talk. (can't deal with more DNS stuff)