This upcoming Friday, March 20th, the DC405 will be holding it’s monthly meeting and they’ve got a couple of great talks lined up.  natron, will be giving a talk titled Advances in HTTP Encapsulated Shellcode and rob will be delivering a talk called Hacking Robotics.  This should be an exceptionally cool meeting so if you haven’t made it out to the DC405, this is a great time to show up.

What: DC405 – March 2009 Meeting
Where: Panera Bread 10600 S Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma City, OK
When: Friday, 3/20/2009, 7-9pm

Check out the official DC405 site for more information.

Follow Up: natron’s Slide Deck

Uncategorized DC405, http, robotics, security, shellcode

natron has recently turned out a sweet presentation for the Oklahoma City ISACA chapter titled “Common Enterprise Security Weaknesses”. I wasn’t there, but the slides can be found here.

With the amount of security fail that I see day-to-day, I enjoy things like this that are realistic/non-alarmist, but still bang people over the head with just how quickly things can down the tubes.  Throwing money at product X probably isn’t the answer.  Go check out what Nathan has put together.  Boomer Sooner!

Security News ISACA, presentation

It’s spring and I was in the mood to build an extract IPA with some balance. Mission accomplished.

Ingredients:

Cooper’s IPA Extract
DME – 3lbs
Crystal 20 – 1lb
Munich – 1lb
Yakima hops – 1oz
Liberty hops – 1oz
Cascade hops – 1oz
White Labs English Ale Yeast

Bring water to 170*F.  Steep grains for 45 minutes.  At the end of the steep I ran the wort through the grains in a colander a few times(4).  Throw in DME and LME.  Add Yakima and go 20 minutes.  Add Cascade and go 20 minutes.  Add Liberty and go 20 minutes.

After a week in primary I racked to secondary and repitched a sizeable starter.  Look for this sucker to be poppin’ b0xen at the next OKC2600!  Brew!

Beer Beer, IPA, Recipe