Matthew Bryant's (@mandatory) @defcon 32 talk is amazing: Secret Life of Rogue Device: Lost IT Assets on the Public Marketplace: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgeEHdAmJDg
Way more entertaining than anything currently on Netflix.
(thank you @jduck for the link!)
LASCON.org is a blast. Exciting to see this local Austin conference bigger than ever after COVID lockdowns. Great talks, amazing volunteers, and a really friendly environment. Sponsors are definitely getting their money's worth with a packed expo hall (the nearby cookies help too).
If you weren't able to make my keynote this morning, you can find the presentation online at: https://hdm.io/decks/2024-LASCON-Numerology/
Huge thank you to the @jawncon organizers and volunteers; a really fun conference with a great vibe (and still the coolest badge ever). You can find a recording of my talk (covering wardialing, AOL, internet scanning, and lots of other random things) online at: https://youtu.be/-mkJzOy3P1U?t=8117
Slides from my (super short) @jawncon 0x1 talk - A Pebble Down the Well:
https://hdm.io/decks/JCPEBB~1.pdf
Couldn't make it[1] to @jawncon 0x1? Grab the live stream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mkJzOy3P1U -- Kai Pfiester is wrapping up "Leveraging the Adversarial Mindset to Become a Better Cybersecurity Professional" and I'm up next @ 11am ET with "A Pebble Down the Well: Network Exploration". Find the full schedule at https://jawncon.org/schedule0x1.html
1. You missed out on the most amazing badge ever (mini-Hayes-modem; functional and WiFi linked!)
Tonight's Go meetup in Austin, Texas is located within Capital Factory on the 16th floor in the Antone's room. The meeting starts at 6:30 and we have at least one talk queued up. There will be pizza, drinks, and generally nerdiness around Go!
ATX Golang Meetup is this Wednesday in Austin, Texas - https://www.meetup.com/atxgolang/events/301842145/
Have a neat Go project you want share? A short talk? Swing on by! There will pizza & drinks!
My keynote from CypherCon 7 is now online: 25 Years of Years of Vulnerability. Thanks again to Michael Goetzman and the whole @CypherCon crew for a warm welcome and an amazing event!
One of the funny bits that didn't make it into our sshamble talks in Las Vegas: OpenSSH for Windows writes to the event log, but no longer filters dodgy characters, so you can troll your local admins:
(recent webcast version at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5yRpdNbdBs)
This looks amazing: THE JUNKYARD: An End-Of-Life Pwnathon (February 21-22, 2025) DistrictCon: https://www.districtcon.org/junkyard