CyberJLM #3
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Welcome to the Third CyberJLM Cyber Security Meetup - In Collaboration With Prof. Danny Dolev and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI)
This is our third event aiming to get together all the "Cyber" people in Jerusalem and build a community. We are continuing the series of cyber events in Jerusalem and will be hosting the next Cyber security event geared towards both Professionals as well as beginners in the Field and Cyber-Security Enthusiasts. We are learning from the input and comments after our last event and will be making some changes to the format. We will also be trying out the concept of "lightning talks" presented by the crowd. Details will be published as they solidify. We are proud to have many companies involved and helping with the various things that need to be done and providing lectures and speakers.
The event will take place on Chanuka and we will also be holding a short candle lighting and a lighting talk about light.
The Next CyberJLM cyber security event is taking place in collaboration with HUJI and Prof. Danny Dolev which will also be hosting the event.
what are lightning talks?
A lightning talk is a very short session capped at 5 minutes and presented by a speaker from the participants (that means you!). Completely spontaneous. There is no need to prepare. Just get up and talk.
We will be holding a 30-minute session for Lightning talks.
** Tell your friends. **
Agenda:
18:00 - Opening Networking and hangout
18:20 - Candle lighting & Short Welcome
18:45 - First Talk - Alon Schindel(HUJI) - Hacking Blind - from a crash to a remote shell
19:30 - Break and lightning talks
20:30 - Moti Cohen(IDC) - Intro to Wala and the SAF application
21:10 - Ending
Talks:
Alon Schindel - Hacking Blind - from a crash to a remote shell
In this lecture the speaker will present an exploitation technique to overcome data execution prevention and ASLR on server systems without a separate exploit for information leakage - hacking blind.
Moti Cohen - Intro to Wala and the SAF application
This lecture will focus on IBM's Wala framework for static analysis, and will present a recent application built on top of it called SAF: Static Analysis Improved Fuzzing. The SAF is a technique to improve the performance of web application fuzzing
Who is this for:
If you have spent the last 20 years Exploiting systems or if you spend your time reading security conference is for you. If you are looking for a job in the field or want to expand your professional knowledge and network this is the place for you. If you live in Jerusalem and love Cyber or live in Cyber and love Jerusalem this is the place for you.
What: we will be having a short networking period followed by some lightweight professional lectures for different levels and a session of "Lightning talks". We will also be holding a Chanuka candle lighting and a lightning talk about light.
If you would like to give a lightning talk and want to consult or talk, please contact us.
Where: Each time the event will be hosted in a different location. Our Next meeting is scheduled in Givat Ram HUJI Campus, in the Rothberg building. If you need help getting there or would like us to help you catch a ride. please contact us. See meetup location for an exact address.
For walking instructions inside the University and an exact location:
Parking is available at the top entrance to the campus (Derech Balfour st.) and we will be available at the entrance to guide you to the exact location.
Who: You, as well as representatives from the different companies involved in Cyber-Security and Information Security In Jerusalem. Please feel free to bring guests if you think they will be interested.
How Can I Help: There are lots of things that need to be done. Mainly we need more lecturers and help spreading the word. If you would like to help Please contact us at cyberjlm.community@gmail.com
food? some snacks and food will be provided
when is the next time? we aim to have this meeting every two months and are open to changes. This depends mainly on how many people show up. So remember - if you want to come next time you should come this time!
I have further questions: Please contact us at cyberjlm.community@gmail.com
CyberJLM #3