aoe game review

Defeating PPTP VPNs and WPA2 Enterprise with MS-CHAPv2 Moxie Marlinspike David Hulton Marsh Ray MS-CHAPv2 is an authentication and key negotiation protocol that, while old and battered, is still unfortunately deployed quite widely. It underpins almost all PPTP VPN services, and is relied upon by many WPA2 Enterprise wireless deployments. We will release tools that definitively break the protocol, allowing anyone to affordably decrypt any PPTP VPN traffic or CHAPv2-based WPA2 handshake with a 100% success rate. Moxie Marlinspike was the CTO and co-founder of Whisper Systems, is a member of the Institute For Disruptive Studies, runs a cloud-based password cracking service, is the original developer of sslstrip and sslsniff, manages the GoogleSharing targeted anonymity service, is the creator of the Convergence SSL authenticity system, and is the co-creator of the TACK certificate pinning protocol. His tools have been featured in many publications, including CNN, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. He is also the author of the sailing film "Hold Fast."

Lucky Green - Trusted Computing Platform Alliance: The mother(board) of All Big Brothers The Trusted Computing Platform Alliance, which includes Intel, AMD, HP, Microsoft, and 180 additional PC platform product vendors, has been working in secrecy for 3 years to develop a chip which will begin shipping mounted on new PC motherboards starting early next year. This tamper-resistant Trusted Platform Module (TPM) will enable operating system and application vendors to ensure that the owner of the motherboard will never again be able to copy data which the media corporations or members of the TCPA don't wish to see copied, or to utilize the TCPA's software applications without pay. Lucky Green will explain the history of the TCPA and the alliance's efforts, identify the dominant players in the TCPA and their objectives, discuss how the members of the TCPA will be able to limit and control a user's activities by remote, show how TPM's might permit a software vendor to exploit a bug in the GNU General Public License (GPL) to defeat the GPL, and detail previously unthinkable software licensing schemes which the TCPA enables. Lucky will then analyze the bill currently pending in the U.S. Congress (S. 2048 S.2048) that will make it illegal to sell PC hardware in the future that does not comply with the TCPA's specifications. Lucky Green has been a long-time activist in the Cypherpunks cryptography advocacy movement. He is best known for his role in coordinating the reverse engineering and break of the GSM digital mobile telephony authentication and voice privacy systems, showing that the systems had been deliberately weakened in the interest of facilitating national intelligence collection. Lucky also FedEx'ed, at his own expense, crates of PGP source code books to Europe, becoming the first person to legally export PGP from the United States. Faced with a demonstration of its absurd position that it was legal to export books from the U.S., but not electronic copies of the source code contained within those books, the U.S. Government came under increasing pressure from industry and was forced to relax governmental controls on strong cryptography in January of 2000.

V1RU5 - Introduction to Computer Viruses This will be an introduction to computer viruses. Covering Boot sector, File infector, Multi-Parti, Polymorphic, Macro, Trojan, and Script viruses. We will talk about how they infect, types of damage, and repairing

Error - Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) This talk is primarily about psychology and relates to typical programming in no way. Neuro-Linguistic Programming is best described as new age pseudo science by some and the future of psychology to others. Through this talk on NLP you will learn about the ability to control and otherwise manipulate as well as teaching via "knowledge encoded linguistic algorithms." You should also gain the ability to do a "cold read." You will also learn about "NLP modeling." Some should walk away with a greater understanding of human psychological patterns. About me: Happily spreading memes for years to come.

Bryan Glancey - Weakest Link Presentation and demonstration of attack attempts against common security software. Highlighting use of common hacking tools to attack Boot Protection, File Encryption, and other misplaced ideas. Seeking out the weakest section of security architecture and attacking based upon it Demonstrations including: # sector editors # Windows based password attack programs (password grenadiers) # Windows window password broadcasting (the **** thing) Bryan Glancey is the Director of Professional Services for Pointsec Mobile Technologies, the leading provider of mobile device security. Bryan has worked extensively with the implementation of Security Systems for Fortune 100 customers for the last 10 years. Bryan has spoken at a variety of industry conventions regarding information security, Document Management and control, and internet technologies. Bryan holds an degree in Physics; during his research he worked on 1/f frequency signal analysis, computational analysis of astronomical data, and research into electron migration using 3d modeling.

Gingerbread Man - Lock Picking: Techniques and Tools for High Security The talk will cover current techniques used for picking locks such as mushroom pin tumblers, medeco, abloy, and tubular locks. The talk will also cover how to formulate attacks on new locks. I am a self taught hobbyist. I have five years experience in amateur locksmithing. I am currently attending a Canadian University as a Computer Science major.