February 23, 2012 7:00 PM. 18 attended.
Linux, Bitcoins, and all things Open Source.
Talk about the latest Linux & Bitcoin news, demonstrate new products, services, and applications. Join us for a discussion of all things Open Source.
Free parking 2 blocks away at the El Cortez. Walking directions from the parking structure: http://g.co/maps/n94q5
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Jim Aragon
I'd be very interested in learning more about wifi vulnerabilities.
Posted January 29 at 11:48 PM -
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Jim Aragon
true - I sent an email to the group and another to you directly last night. Is your email down or did it change? Sorry about that, we're on for next Thursday if you can make it.
Posted February 16 at 7:17 PM -
true
That address is my main computer, which I hardly have time to sit at with how busy I've been. We got some Linux stuff done anyway, so not a total loss.
Posted February 16 at 11:01 PM -
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Julian Tosh
If we told you, it wouldn't be any fun for the rest of us. Just kidding. See you tomorrow!
Posted February 22 at 4:37 PM -
Jenn
I've been sick since Monday night. If I'm feeling better tomorrow, I shall come! I don't want to spread my cold more than necessary.
Posted February 22 at 5:12 PM -
Ray Conner
bobo can't wait to meet new penguin leiking friends!!!!111!!!
Posted February 23 at 8:50 AM -
Richard Akindele
Thx True for the thorough presentation. We need more hands-on presentations like this regularly.
BTW, where is Jim Aragon? Nobody has seen him this year.Posted February 24 at 10:23 AM -
Julian Tosh
Jim's been busy launching a big site. I'm sure we'll see him soon.
Posted February 24 at 10:25 AM -
Jim Aragon
I'll be back soon, almost done with the big project. No need to worry, Meetup faithfully tapped my bank account for the hosting yesterday, the group is never far from my mind.
Posted February 24 at 1:09 PM -
Tim
Regarding choosing passwords, I found this really informative: http://xkcd.com/936/
Posted February 24 at 11:02 PM -
Tim
Also, I found this tool which claims to be able to physically locate an wifi intruder using a laptop and a directional antenna. It doesn't seem any more advanced than using airodump-ng though, but it's still interesting:
http://securitystartshere.org/page-training-oswa-assistan...
If you watch the video, skip to the 13:00 minute mark to watch a demonstration of it.
Posted February 24 at 11:25 PM
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I was talking about WiFi vulns at the last meeting and a few people seemed interested. Would anyone be interested in a live interactive demo / q&a? I've got a neat tool I wrote that I can show off or release as well.