August: The Month of Hacker Folklore

For the month of August, we are launching the The Month of Hacker Folklore project where you can win a book. We have ten Cross Site Scripting Attacks: Xss Exploits and Defense books to give away and what better way to do so than a completion. All you have to do is to send us a piece of work that you think inspires the hacker spirit.

Go wild. Use your imagination and your skills to think outside of the box. No restrictions are implied. Stay tuned. We will shortly announce the project details…

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