Hacking Hacking
Darren McDonald
Completely misjudged the skill level of the attendees for the CTF, so much so it turned into an unplanned workshop. But everyone seemed to learn something, and i hope the more complex examples at least were informative as to what is possible.
Looking forward id like to put together a subgroup to organise more stuff, rather this being a one man band. Anyone feel they have the right technical background and motivation?
Darren
Ctf is over for this evening, thanks everone.
On Nov 18, 2011 6:37 PM, "Darren McDonald" <dar...@dmcdonald.net> wrote:On 18 November 2011 18:33, Sevan / Venture37 <vent...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hiya,
> Are there any tools which attendees can pre-install in prep for tomorrow to
> help getting started a little quicker on the easier track.
>
nmap, metasploit, and the burpsuite demo are a good start.
Big Will
I would be willing to be involved in helping this subgroup. I think
with another bit of additional training, I could help u work through
examples I understood with a group. I think today was the kind of
course we could do with more of, and I'd help you if it meant more of
them.
Will
Brett Hutley
I've got the SANS GCIA and GCIH qualifications, so know a little about it (although I work as a programmer rather than in net sec). Couldn't make it yesterday as I was in Brighton, but I'd be happy to help with the next one.
Cheers, Brett
Anish Mohammed
Thought I should put my hand up. I do work as a security architect in my day job. I have been a researcher in crypto/ security ( three very reputed crypto/security groups ) in the past, so i do admit to knowing a bit about It, especially the more crypto end of things. Hope to join you at the next one.
Regards
Anish
Anish Mohammed
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Ziad Khouri
On 19 Nov 2011, at 17:58, Darren McDonald wrote: