What: Hack In The Box GSEC SINGAPORE 2017
When: August 21st — 25th 2017
Where: InterContinental Singapore
REASON #1:
Meet Wallam and find out how to extend your security team with AI
REASON #2:
Go to the talk by Ivan Novikov and find what the fuzzers can do for you
Fuzzing is one of the hardest and simplest things in computer security at the same time. It’s really easy to start fuzz something and it’s really hard to understand what else you can fuzz after obvious methods like bitflip, walking byte flips, etc, etc, etc. For the complex data formats, it’s required to learn hard and drill into this format description like BNF to be able to apply the payload in a right place.
REASON #3:
Singapore is a cool city, though it can be rather warm in August
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