Dear BugTraq readers,
I want to keep you up to date with what Black Hat is up to. Currently there is
a stand alone training in Seattle
in October, a Briefings in Tokyo in October, and a Federal Training and
Briefings in Crystal City in January. Black
Hat returns to Amsterdam at the end February with expanded training and
briefings. The CFP for Amsterdam will
open by October 15th.
Video from the summer USA show is starting to get encoded, and we will be
updating the Black Hat "Black Pages"
in the coming weeks to reflect what happened, and still is happening, with the
whole ISS/Cisco drama.
Thank you.
Jeff Moss
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Seattle Training
On October 10-11, Black Hat will host four separate world-class trainings.
The classes cover a variety of topics, including system administration,
auditing and assessment, forensics, and
infrastructure VoIP.
Most of the class offerings are newly created or revised, ensuring that
students are provided with up-to-date
technical information. Our trainers are recognized leaders in their fields,
with real-world experience that drives
their curriculum.
As with all Black Hat Training events, students are eligible for CISSP/SCCP
credits upon successful completion.
Courses offered are:
? Hacking by Numbers - Bootcamp Edition by SensePost
? Microsoft Ninjitsu by Tim Mullen
? Invisible Network; Invisible Risk by Adam Laurie
? Infrastructure Attacktecs? & Defentecs?: Cisco Voice Over IP (VoIP) by
Stephen Dugan
For more information:
http://www.blackhat.com/html/training-seattle-05/train-bh-sea-05-index.html
Our early bird registration rate is in effect until October 1.
Register now and save: https://commerce.blackhat.com/seattle-reg
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Tokyo, Keio Plaza Hotel * 17-18 October 2005 * japan.blackhat.com
Black Hat is honored to continue its partnership with Internet Association
Japan to bring the second annual Black
Hat Briefings Japan.
The Black Hat Japan 2005 Briefings will take place at the Keio Plaza Hotel,
October 17-18. The Black Hat Japan
Briefings feature an international line up of internationally renowned security
experts from around the globe.
Black Hat Briefings was originally founded in 1997 by Jeff Moss to fill the
need of computer security professionals
to better understand the security risks to their computers and information
infrastructures by potential threats. To
do this, the Black Hat Briefings assembles a group of vendor neutral security
professionals and let them speak
candidly about the problems businesses face, and the solutions they see to
those problems. No gimmicks, no sales
pitches, just straight talk by people who make it their business to explore the
ever-changing security space.
This year's conference will include talks by Dan Kaminsky on the Black Ops of
TCP/IP, David Maynor and Robert Graham
presenting on Architecture Flaws in Common Security Tools, the Grugq discussing
VOIP security issues, Chris Hurley -
Identifying and Responding to Wireless Attacks, Jeremiah Grossman presenting
on Phishing with Super Bait, Saumil
Shah and David Cole collaborating on an Adware/Spyware talk. Attendees will
get the rare chance to meet with these
and other experts up close and to ask specific questions about their findings,
encouraging the quality exchange of
information among the international attendees. For more information on the
speakers and speeches visit
http://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-japan-05/bh-jp-05-en-speakers.html
Take advantage of our early registration rates by registering on-line now.
http://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-
registration/bh-registration.html#Japan
