June meeting

[fail open]

What is everyone looking to go into. List has been two or three people trying to come up with things. Looking for involvement otherwise its just a few folks talking to themselves.

[Lance Hudson]

I would like to get into CTF's and learning how to win those. Other interests: RFID, NFC, secure coding, Auditing/Network Certification, application firewalls

Things I know that I can talk about: software development, pki (using not breaking), tiny bit of: Tenable Nessus, Security Center, Passive Vulnerability Scanner, Log Correlation Engine and Snort.

even less: nmap, metasploit

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On Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 3:10 PM, fail open <failo...@gmail.com> wrote:

What is everyone looking to go into. List has been two or three people trying to come up with things. Looking for involvement otherwise its just a few folks talking to themselves.

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[Willa Riggins]

I'd like to do:

* Secure coding and appsec for Ruby, Python and JS/Node

* CTFs

* Non-wifi Wireless

* Networking stuffs at the device and protocol level

* Custom protocols

* Hardware reversing and hacking

* Hardcore pivoting

Things I can talk to:

* Secure coding and appsec for PHP, ColdFusion, ASP.NET, C/C++, Web Services, Flash/Flex, Silverlight, Java Applets

* Pentesting basics from recon to report

* Value add reporting

* nmap (basics, runnings scripts, etc)

* metasploit (basics, metasploitable, engagement use)

* Mitigations

* Contextual findings and human-only stuff

* Social engineering (access requests, etc)

* Running a hackerspace/community org

I probably forgot things, but its a decent start...

[cmcm...@hackucf.org]

I would like to learn:

• Anything CTF related
• Reverse Engineering
• Software Exploitation
• Packet Analysis

I don't care for:

• Social Engineering
• Pentesting Reports
• Lockpicking
• Certification

[L.T. Easterly]

Things I'm always down to learn more about:

• Things to expect in a CTF (Generally)
  
• Metasploit (I can never have too much metasploit practice)
  
• Nessus and report gathering
• Practical  Pentesting basics from recon to report :) I play "D" so I just don't get to do this
• Lockpicking

I can speak to:

• Wireshark applied to post-incident analysis
  
• SDR (Software Defined Radio) fundamentals
• Esoteric topics on audible and some digital mode HF Spectrum (Shortwave Radio)

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[Garrett Gee]

I got one ticket to give away for Black Hat USA 2014 Briefings. Free to
enter. Cheers.

http://infosecevents.net/contest/bhusa-2014-briefings-giveaway/

-Garrett