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Hack Dot AE

from [Spy Hat] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Hack Dot AE
Date: 22 Oct 2004 10:06:45 -0000 


Hack Dot AE (Http://www.hack.ae) the regions first UAE Web Hacking 
Challenge. It is primarily to be played online on a website exclusively 
developed for the challenge. There are ten levels for HACK Dot AE Contest. Each 
level has a different problem which will test the candidates hacking capability.

The objective of the contest is to promote security awareness and to educate 
people about the risks of hacking so that they take due care when releasing 
applications on the internet.

Hacking is a real security threat that needs to be addressed. Without knowing 
the techniques that hackers use how can we defend against the threat?

The techniques that will be used in the contest are well documented on the 
internet, yet most IT professionals, especially programmers are unaware of the 
dangers.
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