The Black Hat Briefings Amsterdam 2001
Training and Security Conference Announcement
http//www.blackhat.com/
Training will be November 19th-20th & Conference will be November 21th-22nd
Both the training and conference will be held in The Grand Hotel
Krasnapolsky in Dam
Square, Amsterdam, NL
The Black Hat Briefings is a conference for IT professionals and
experienced security
administrators, researchers, and attackers.
Every year leaders in the security field are brought together to this
conference to discuss
the latest threats, trends, products, and influences in the Internet and
security
environment. Don't miss it.
This year's topics include: Routing Protocol Attacks, Mobile Security: SMS
and WAP,
One-Way SQL Hacking, eBooks Security - Theory and Practice: Part II,
Hackproofing
Lotus Domino, Protecting your IP Network Infrastructure, RFP.Labs vs.
Webservers:
Finding Problems,
A new track, Deep Knowledge, has been added to the Amsterdam schedule to offer
longer, more in-depth talks. These talks will include: Third Generation
Exploits on
NT/Win2k Platforms, Remote ICMP Based OS Fingerprinting Techniques, IDS Evasion
Design Tricks for Buffer Overflow Exploits, Modifying and spying on running
processes
under Linux, and Web Vulnerably & SQL Injection Countermeasures.
There be 17 speakers, with an emphasis on unique, never before heard
presentations
and demonstrations.
Pre-Conference Training covers the following topics: Advanced Scanning with
ICMP, NT
Network Intrusion Workshop, Auditing Binaries for Security Vulnerabilities,
Secure
Development of Data-Driven Web Applications, and Foundstone's Ultimate Hacking
Black Hat Edition.
Early Registration ends on November 1st. Attend both the Conference and the
Training
and receive a discount.
For full conference details, updates, and past speeches available for free,
please
visit www.blackhat.com
Thank you,
Jeff Moss
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