About us
Established in April 2010, Ruxmon is a free monthly community event organised and run by the Ruxcon team.
Each month speakers from the local security community will share their knowledge on a security topic ranging from introductory/beginner level to more advanced topics. Presentations are followed up with a catchup at a local pub. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend, especially newcomers.
If you're interested in IT Security and related topics, looking to learn a bit more, or want to meet up with fellow security people, then you should definitely check out a meeting.
Discord: https://discord.gg/3J4qCfBA
Upcoming events
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1. How Bad Terraform Reaches Prod 2. the Fight Against Techno-Authoritarianism
RMIT Swanston Academic Building 80. level 2 room 2, 445 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Melbourne, AU** NEW VENUE **
Room 080.02.002 at RMIT (Building 80) - 445 Swanston St, Melbourne
** NEW VENUE **How Bad Terraform Reaches Prod: Building Azure Guardrails That Actually Work - @Maple
Terraform makes it easy to ship cloud changes fast, including the risky ones. This talk is a hands-on walkthrough of a small Azure lab where I intentionally introduce common "oops" changes (public exposure, missing tags, unsafe configs) and show how they slip through a typical IaC workflow unless you build real guardrails."Do not obey in advance" - Cybersecurity in the Fight Against Techno-Authoritarianism - @Mendas
Cybersecurity protects free speech and human rights. It plays an important role in resisting authoritarian regimes and protecting democratic freedoms. This talk discusses how encryption, anonymity tools, and similar technologies can help activists, journalists, and citizens evade state surveillance and censorship. Discussion highlights how digital resistance strategies can be used to counter oppression.Streaming
If you can't attend the event in person the talks will be streamed in the "ruxmon-stream" voice channel in the Ruxcon Discord in the day of the event! (join now by clicking here: https://discord.gg/g2CpEbkXmM35 attendees
Past events
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