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	[EN] Means of interaction between piles of proteins who believe to be sentient and piles of binary electronics.		[EN] Means of interaction between piles of proteins who believe to be sentient and piles of binary electronics.

	<small>~~Nota~~: ~~talk cestinabile per esigenze organizzative~~</small>		=== 1019 - Hack-Cons: why I'm attending them since +10 years all around the world?? To SCORE them for you, guys ;) <raoul.chiesa@mediaservice.net> <small>(language: EN/IT)</small>===

			Hack-Cons: why I'm attending them since +10 years all around the world?? To SCORE them for you, guys ;)
			(aka: which infosec events I should attend to? An hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy of hacking & security-related conferences)

			Nearly every month a new security event is announced somewhere around the world: from Vietnam to Pakistan, passing throught Europe, Middle and
			Far East, Australia and obviously the Americas. Often, we want to attend those events in order to meet face-to-face a particular speaker, as well as to be "0-day" updated on upcoming threats and trends for our business and personal know-how.
			Other times, we want to attend some conference also because of the world-wide famous, "wild" parties that are ran at the end of the event.
			Less often, I've even heard about people attending one particular event just for the beautyness of the hostesses and the alcool-ratio!
			So, what's all of this about ? The speaker will supply you with a very detailed analysis of the really cool security events from all around
			the world, giving its personal "score" to each of them, helping you guys to choose which event should gain your (precious) time and money.

	== Labs & Hands-on ==		== Labs & Hands-on ==

195.45.108.69: /* 1018 - Man-Machine Interface (language: EN/IT) */

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1018 - Man-Machine Interface (language: EN/IT)

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	[EN] Means of interaction between piles of proteins who believe to be sentient and piles of binary electronics.		[EN] Means of interaction between piles of proteins who believe to be sentient and piles of binary electronics.

	<small>Nota: talk cestinabile per esigenze organizzative</small>		<small>Nota: talk cestinabile per esigenze organizzative</small>

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Talks&Seminars

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	[EN] A misc talk about some security tricks and ideas that we'd like to share with you, our dear valued friend.		[EN] A misc talk about some security tricks and ideas that we'd like to share with you, our dear valued friend.

			=== 1018 - Man-Machine Interface <zfkirone @ gmail> <small>(language: EN/IT)</small>===
			[IT] Mezzi d'interazione tra mucchi di proteine che si credono senzienti e mucchi di elettronica binaria

			[EN] Means of interaction between piles of proteins who believe to be sentient and piles of binary electronics.
			<small>Nota: talk cestinabile per esigenze organizzative</small>

	== Labs & Hands-on ==		== Labs & Hands-on ==

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	=== 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach < sebastia @ openbsd.org> <small>(language: EN)</small>===		=== 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach < sebastia @ openbsd.org> <small>(language: EN)</small>===
	First part will introduce OpenBSD, dive a little bit into the history, the culture behind it, summarizing the security features that it provides out of the box. I'll give an overview about the actual state of affairs, and a outlook on the next release. At the end, I'll actually hit the topic of the presentation, telling you what else you can do with it besides using OpenBSD as a firewall, i.e. how the built in security features can help you spotting bugs in (your) software.		First part will introduce OpenBSD, dive a little bit into the history, the culture behind it, summarizing the security features that it provides out of the box. I'll give an overview about the actual state of affairs, and a outlook on the next release. At the end, I'll actually hit the topic of the presentation, telling you what else you can do with it besides using OpenBSD as a firewall, i.e. how the built in security features can help you spotting bugs in (your) software.

			=== 1017 - Security Trashcan - various <jesus@ush.it> <small>(language: EN/IT)</small>===
			[IT] Un talk riguardo alcuni trucchi e idee inerenti alla sicurezza che desideriamo condividere con te, nostro caro amico.

			[EN] A misc talk about some security tricks and ideas that we'd like to share with you, our dear valued friend.

	== Labs & Hands-on ==		== Labs & Hands-on ==

Buzzdee: /* 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach (language: EN) */

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	=== 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach < sebastia @ openbsd.org> <small>(language: EN)</small>===		=== 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach < sebastia @ openbsd.org> <small>(language: EN)</small>===
	First part will introduce OpenBSD, dive a little bit into the history, the culture behind it, summarizing the security features that it provides out of the box. I'll give an overview about the actual state of affairs, and a outlook on the next release. At the end, I'll actually hit the topic of the presentation, telling you what else you can do with it besides as a firewall, i.e. how the built in security features can help you spotting bugs in (your) software.		First part will introduce OpenBSD, dive a little bit into the history, the culture behind it, summarizing the security features that it provides out of the box. I'll give an overview about the actual state of affairs, and a outlook on the next release. At the end, I'll actually hit the topic of the presentation, telling you what else you can do with it besides using OpenBSD as a firewall, i.e. how the built in security features can help you spotting bugs in (your) software.

	== Labs & Hands-on ==		== Labs & Hands-on ==

Buzzdee: /* 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach (language: EN) */

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1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach (language: EN)

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	=== 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach < sebastia @ openbsd.org> <small>(language: EN)</small>===		=== 1016 - Using OpenBSD for more than a firewall! - Sebastian Reitenbach < sebastia @ openbsd.org> <small>(language: EN)</small>===
	First part will introduce OpenBSD, dive a little bit into the history, the culture behind it, summarizing the security features that it provides out of the box. I'll give an overview about the actual state of affairs, and a outlook on the next release. At the end, I'll actually hit the topic of the presentation, telling you what else you can do with it besides as a firewall.		First part will introduce OpenBSD, dive a little bit into the history, the culture behind it, summarizing the security features that it provides out of the box. I'll give an overview about the actual state of affairs, and a outlook on the next release. At the end, I'll actually hit the topic of the presentation, telling you what else you can do with it besides as a firewall, i.e. how the built in security features can help you spotting bugs in (your) software.

	== Labs & Hands-on ==		== Labs & Hands-on ==

87.9.164.103: /* 1003 - Kicking the good guys in the ass - nex` (language: EN/IT) */

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	=== 1003 - Kicking the good guys in the ass - nex` <small>(language: EN/IT)</small> ===		=== 1003 - Kicking the good guys in the ass - nex` <small>(language: EN/IT)</small> ===

	<small>[EN]</small> Let's see how bogus is the malware research/defense industry.		<small>[EN]</small> Aka How I poop in your box: Let's see how bogus is the malware research/defense industry.

	<small>[IT]</small> Per una giusta parcondicio vediamo d'altro canto quanto fuffa sia l'industria della malware research/defense e di quanto inefficaci siano i prodotti e i tool in commercio e disponibili.		<small>[IT]</small> Per una giusta parcondicio vediamo d'altro canto quanto fuffa sia l'industria della malware research/defense e di quanto inefficaci siano i prodotti e i tool in commercio e disponibili.

Fabio@openbeer.it: /* 1013 - Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) - fabioFVZ (Language IT/DE/EN/NL) */

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1013 - Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) - fabioFVZ (Language IT/DE/EN/NL)

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	[IT] Conoscere l'attaccante non e' sufficiente se non conosci chi stai proteggendo: introduzione agli strumenti offerti da Snort(tm) per interpretare correttamente il traffico e presentazione strumenti OpenSource per la configurazione automagica di essi.		[IT] Conoscere l'attaccante non e' sufficiente se non conosci chi stai proteggendo: introduzione agli strumenti offerti da Snort(tm) per interpretare correttamente il traffico e presentazione strumenti OpenSource per la configurazione automagica di essi.

	=== 1013 - Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) - fabioFVZ < fabio @ openbeer.it > <small>(Language IT/~~DE/EN/NL~~)</small> ===		=== 1013 - Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) - fabioFVZ < fabio @ openbeer.it > <small>(Language IT/VE)</small> ===

	[IT] Il BGP e' il protocollo di routing che praticamente "tiene in piedi" Internet.		[IT] Il BGP e' il protocollo di routing che praticamente "tiene in piedi" Internet.
	Analizzeremo come funziona, l' uso dei filtri, blackhole, sicurezza, attacchi.		Analizzeremo come funziona, l' uso dei filtri, blackhole, sicurezza, attacchi.

			[VE] Cia' fioi..parlaro' del protocoeo de ruting che tie in pie tutta internet. Diro' quatro monade
			su come funsiona, come usar i filtri e altri cassi...

	=== 1014 - Grande Fratello, Noi ti stiamo guardando! - < epto @ tramaci.org > ===		=== 1014 - Grande Fratello, Noi ti stiamo guardando! - < epto @ tramaci.org > ===