BLACK HAT BRIEFINGS CALL FOR PAPERS
Announcing Black Hat's 2004 initial call for papers. If you plan on
submitting a paper, please read the full CFP which can be located
at
<http://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-04/bh-usa-04-cfp.html>http://www.blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-04/bh-usa-04-cfp.html.
The Black Hat Briefings was created to fill the need for computer security
professionals to better understand the security risks to information
infrastructures and computer systems.
What makes Black Hat Briefings different? The speakers. We select the
speakers that are doing unique research, writing the security tools, or
finding the bugs. No vendor pitches. Just straight talk from people who are
experts in their chosen field of study.
If you have original research, new tools, or a fresh perspective on an old
problem, we encourage you to submit a presentation. By presenting at the
Black Hat Briefings you have the opportunity to both influence your peers
and to contribute to the advancement of the state of the art. We are
striving to create a high-end technical conference and any talk that helps
reach this goal will be given extra attention.
Topics of discussion will include zero day attacks and
defenses, forensics, log analysis, physical security, privacy, anonymity,
and application security. New for 2004, the there will be a "Turbo Talks"
track that will consist of 20 minute talks covering subjects that do not
require a full length presentation slot. Topics can range widely, and there
are no specific guidelines for what must be included.
Please do not wait to submit. Presentations are selected and evaluated in
the order received.
IMPORTANT DATES
June 1, 2004: Call for Papers closes for Black Hat USA 2004. Submit Now.
July 26-27, 2004: Black Hat USA 2004 Training at Caesars Palace Las Vegas
July 28-29, 2004: Black Hat USA 2004 Briefings at Caesars Palace Las Vegas
To register for Black Hat USA Briefings 2004 visit
https://www.worldwideregistration.com/registration/blackhat-vegas.html
Thank you for your time!
Jeff Moss, Organizer
Received on Mar 04 2004
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