Arne Blankerts (18.May.2010 at 10:00)
Workshop at TEK·X (English - US)
Not knowing what attackers do makes writing secure web applications a tough job and learning all the tiny details as well as the important tricks pretty much impossible. This hands-on tutorial will demonstrate how hackers work when attacking a website, giving you first hand information on every day security problems. You will learn how to secure your own website and what else to consider in protecting your environment in general.
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18.May.2010 at 16:56 by Tom Doggett
Thought it'd be something of a review, but I was pleased to find a number of attack vectors that I had never considered before (like clickjacking). A lot of fun; very informative. The discussion of specific solutions was both quick and helpful.
18.May.2010 at 19:24 by Casey McLaughlin
Want to use the SNIFF tool to demonstrate security vulnerabilities to my students at FSU :)
24.May.2010 at 13:04 by Mike Hickey
Great talk. Enjoyed the use of SNIFF to demonstrate security issues covered in the first half of the talk.
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18.May.2010 at 16:27 by Bradley Holt
Very useful material. Was nice to have a demo application with security holes to look at.