Black Hat Las Vegas Baby

published: July 30th, 2008

So, Black Hat is next week. Great! I will be happy to see you all there. You may even join me on the 6th at 13:45 - the Client-side Security talk. The details of my talk are here, which btw is the improved version of what I have over here.

I am still working on my slides, trying to add that edge-ness I am always striving to achieve combined with a severe doze of simplicity. Don’t you know? Simple is the new black.

This time around I am visiting the conference as a tourist. So, I will concentrate more on socializing with all of you nerds, instead of concentrating that much on my talk and business matters. So, see you there.

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Awesome AnDrEw responds:

I would really like to attend, but lack the necessary funding and vacation time at this point. Perhaps next year I will get around to it.

pdp responds:

where r u based?

Matt Presson responds:

If you are offering to pay I am located in Tennessee in the States.

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