7:15pm MAIN Topic: "DistroBox. I like turtles". Presenter: Tom Clark
You like Linux distros! Have you ever wanted an easy way to have a distro in your distro with seamless integration with your distro? On an old though stable distro yet crave the newest releases of your favorite tools "natively"? Tired of having to create virtual machines for conflicting development environments?
Enter Distrobox! Or was it distrobox enter... anyways... is it turtles all the way down? Come and find out!"

Bio: "Tom is a freelance software developer who loves to tinker with things, many of them not even programming.

Editor-
Distrobox is a wrapper around Docker or Podman that give access to any Linux distro from any other Linux distro.
It is a tool for providing containerized runtimes of several different Linux distributions. It is a software tool that allows you to run any Linux distribution inside the terminal.
Distrobox is a container wrapping layer that allows the user to install containerized versions of Linux that are different to the host.

This main presentation on DistroBox follows....
6:30pm
BASE/tutorial Topic: Vulernability scanning the easy way!

### Presenter: Lee_Lammert

It used to take an entire, dedicated system to run a Vulerability scanner, .. but it is now possible with only one hot requiement - Docker!
The Docker system has undergone a number of upgrades in the past few years, with the UI now much simpler to use and monthly maintenance [i.e. sync'ing the databases] is quick and easy.
Tune in to the tutorial this month to see how automated scans can check an entire network for malicious network responses, as well as the entire suite of 180K vulnerability tests.

~7:00pm
Announcements & general Q&A

~7:15pm MAIN:

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