Lock picking and FreeBSD Jails using bastille

Join us for a double event of lock picking with a side of FreeBSD jails using bastille.

Synopsis: FreeBSD Jails using Bastille

This talk will cover creating and managing FreeBSD jails with Bastille. We will cover what exactly a jail is, how to configure Bastille, and how to create, start, stop and generally manage jails within the Bastille environment.

About our presenters

> David Probinsky is a seasoned Information Technology and Cybersecurity professional with over 7 years of professional services experience in the area of Information Technology (IT) and Offensive Security consulting.
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> He currently holds a Computer and Network Security degree, multiple industry certifications, such as the Network+, Security+, PenTest+ , the INE eJPT certification, and a few others.
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> He has spoken and presented at multiple conferences such as EkoParty, RedTeamRD, BSides Orlando, Texas Cyber Summit, and at HackMiami Meetups, and also appearances in the news media.
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> He is a proud and active member of Hack Miami (%27), winners of the DEFCON30 ICS CTF, as well as a member of The Open Organization Of Lockpickers (TOOOL), and is also very involved with other international hacker communities such as the RedTeamRD from the Dominican Republic.

Mark LaPointe B.C.S. - aka Rev. Helix

Mark LaPointe is a Computer Scientist who focuses on Software Engineering, Real Time Systems, Services, and Network infrastructure.

Mark is formerly of Prolexic Technologies / Akamai Technologies, for 12 years, where he created tooling to monitor and mitigate DDoS attacks. Prior to Prolexic he was contracted at Ford Motor Company developing and integrating solutions for their plant floor monitoring systems.

He is currently working at ACAMS doing distributed computing projects that are utilising Kubernetes, Docker, and many other related technologies for the purpose of detecting money laundering events.

In his free time he has been collaborating and working on projects involving FreeBSD.