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 need to do a lot of clean up work around all my projects. So, expect a series of quick posts which a meant to fill the gaps.
Here you will be able to find my slides from a quite cool event in Oslo. The topic is Web2.0 again. I know what you are thinking: But pdp, aren’t these the same topics over and over again? Well, the good thing of having a blog is that you release things hot from the oven. Therefore, you have to compensate somewhere else. [...]
CONFidence was great! We would like to thank to Andrzej, Anna and everybody else in the CONFidence team for making this event one of the greatest experiences of a lifetime. Thanks again. We are looking forward for the next event. :)
There were many interesting presentations. We’ve tried to attend all of them although it was really hard to do so when the weather in Krakow was so nice (very different from the weather conditions in cloudy/rainy London). [...]
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 works.
The PDF, PPT and ODT files are attached at the bottom. Let me know if it works for you.