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It was quite interesting to watch the presentation of Jacob Appelbaum, Dag Arne Osvik, Arjen Lenstra and several other academic and independent researchers (for the complete list go here), especially when I thought their work will be related to breaking BGP.

So it is not BGP. [...]

We’ve got some audio from the past Black Hat conference I’ve already talked about over here and here.

Keep in mind that without the slides it will probably sound very boring. Both parts of the presentation can be found here and here.

I finally got some time to write! Anyway, I believe that many of you want to see my Black Hat slides. If you are not aware, we have our Laboratory domain now. The slides have been up since yesterday.

Yes, it is time for a coffee. Unfortunately, it does not look as good as the one from the picture above. The slides can be found here. The next post is all about the QuickTime vulnerability which I partially-disclosed over here.

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. [...]

This year’s OWASP Europe event was based in Ghent, Belgium. I had to take an early train from London to Brussels, which is by the way dead easy. As usual the event was excellent.

Now there were a few funny things but the most funnies of all was that I’ve got flagged by Seba for having a sales pitch within my slides. Actually, my intentions were totally different. Moreover, it is silly to sell very niche services to wide-range of Web app guys. I will never do that. [...]

I was asked to have a 30 minutes long introductionary presentation on client-side security issues. Although the presentation is very basic and high-level oriented, as it was designed to serve as an overview rather then as an in depth analysis, I thought that still someone may find it useful or may use it in their own presentations.

You can download the PDF version from here and the ODT version from here. Let me know if it works for you.

Introduction to Intrusion Detection Systems is presentation I did with Rabia Barakat long time ago. There is a paper as well that will be available online as soon as I find it. Although, the depth of the research is not obvious from this presentation, you must be aware that a lot of effort had been put into this work.

Keep in mind that some of the topics covered in this presentation might be a little bit outdated.

Couple of years ago me and some of my friends had to do a presentation on common Windows OS related attacks. There a couple of spelling errors which I apologize for. The presentation is all flash based. You need to use the keyboard arrows to navigate your way through the presentation.

Keep in mind that some of the topics covered in this presentation might be a little bit outdated.