Join JP (Ronin) in the hardware hacking village, and build your own Glitch!
Check this out for details on the Glitch, by Glitch Ops:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1186217328/the-glitch
This packet capture crash course will provide students with the foundations for performing packet capture, traffic analysis, and the implementation of a NMS (Network Monitoring [System|Sensor]). Students of all levels of skill can gain from this workshop. These potential gains include operating system concepts, practical command-line usage and tools, increased knowledge of Linux networking, and TCP/IP stacks. Libpcap packet capture files (pcaps) will be distributed and analyzed by students. We will peruse malicious traffic (exploits, botnets, virii), bad users, loud users etc. Full-content data, session data, and statistical data will be touch upon. Students who wish to follow along should bring a laptop with a Linux distribution. I recommend having the following tools installed: tcpdump, iftop, tcpstat, netsniff-ng (compile it), ntop, tcpdstat, hping, nmap, speedometer, tcpflow, tcpick, snort, httpry, passivedns, ngrep, nfex, foremost, arpwatch, argus, vnstat, sar, mpstat, htop We'll do as many things as we have time for. Or, just bring a VM of Security Onion.
Join JP (Ronin) in the hardware hacking village, and build your own Glitch!
Check this out for details on the Glitch, by Glitch Ops:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1186217328/the-glitch
In this course we will be teaching basic exploit development on a linux os. If you haven't used gdb or done much reverse engineering, this class will be a good introduction. We will be looking at some old school attacks, showing you why they are a problem, and writing some basic exploits from scratch. This is not an advanced class so rop pirates and heap ninjas shouldn't attend unless you want a review of the basics. This course will consist of both lecture and hands on exercises, so please bring your laptop with your favorite VM player.
In this course we will be teaching basic exploit development on a linux os. If you haven't used gdb or done much reverse engineering, this class will be a good introduction. We will be looking at some old school attacks, showing you why they are a problem, and writing some basic exploits from scratch. This is not an advanced class so rop pirates and heap ninjas shouldn't attend unless you want a review of the basics. This course will consist of both lecture and hands on exercises, so please bring your laptop with your favorite VM player.
Join JP (Ronin) in the hardware hacking village, and build your own Glitch!
Check this out for details on the Glitch, by Glitch Ops:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1186217328/the-glitch
