Dear all,
Pablo
has been lovely and has volunteered to teach two computer security
workshops, parts 1 and 2, on Wed. Apr. 9 and Wed. 7 May from 7:30pm at the space.
They will cover:
Part 1 (Apr. 9)
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Morality in hacking, security risks, attacks and defenses, network scanners and other tools.
Emphasis is on increasing awareness of security.
This is a hands-on workshop with exercises, so please bring a laptop with Linux (and an ethernet port) on it if possible.
Knowledge of programming will help, but is not necessary for part 1.
Part 2 (May 7)
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The second workshop will go in deeper, and cover making our own tools, as well as:
- Demonstration and instruction in more complex network vulnerabilities
- Understanding buffer/stack overflow and integer overflow
- Protection of programs with licenses and serial numbers
It is more necessary to have a Linux computer and ethernet port for this one.
Network knowledge and good programming skills are necessary.
To
do the exercises, you need to have some experience of Assembly, but to
simply follow, programming experience in any language is enough.
Hope to see you there,
Lauren