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Jan 14th 2010 Meeting
Location: Elsies Bar and Bowling Alley (see http://dc612.org/index.php/meetings/)
Time: 6-9:15pm
Presentations:
Year of 2009 in review for PKI/SSL by Eric Lengvenis
Powershell – Windows Scripting by Tim Medin
If you plan on attending, if you can please RSVP via http://dc612meet.eventbrite.com/ this will ensure that we have adequate tables and chairs for the event.
Just a note, we will not have the large banquette room until 6:45-7pm, so we will want to order food and drinks in the dinning room/upper area, and then move into the banquette area around 7pm for the presentations.
We will also be drawing names for the winner of the Router Station Pro from Netgate.com- this was for the folks that registered and paid for the wardrive.
Agenda:
6pm-6:45pm Order Food and drink in the Bar area.
6:45-7:05pm Move into large banquette room in back.
7:15 PKI/SSL Presentation
~8:10 Draw a winner for the Router Station Pro from Netgate.com
8:15 PowerShell Demo/Presentation
Website: http://dc612.org
Twitter: dc612
Google Groups: DC612
RSVP: http://dc612meet.eventbrite.com/
Google Calendar: http://dc612.org/index.php/calendar/
November Meeting – USB Multiboot and Interceptor
USB Multiboot and Interceptor tools will be demoed and people can create their own bootable USB drive at the next DC612.
CTF
We will have a sign up sheet at the meeting, and create a mailing list for the Red Team/CTF events. We will also be looking for volunteers to teach a few clasess, such as NMAP, Nessus, Metasplot, etc…
Interceptor
Interceptor is a script and hardware to capture wired traffic and send it unmodified over a wireless connection. The script was created by DigiNinja and it allows any OpenWRT device to be come a virtually transparent network sniffer. This means once the device is set, I can watch the wired network traffic from outside the building, over the wireless. I’ll give a quick intro, and demo on the Router Station Pro hardware and Interceptor tools.
USB Multiboot
Have you ever had a really large USB stick (8 or 16GB) however you can only use backtrack or Bart’s PE as the boot loader wants to take over? Me too. We will show you how you can have dozens of operating systems on one USB drive, and boot all of them with ease! This topic idea came to us from Hak5, and everyone can participate! So bring your thumb drives (4GB or bigger is best), make sure that you backup or wipe the drive before the meeting just in case, as we will have a computer with a plethora of bootable ISOs and OSes for people to tryout.
Registration
Please register for this months meeting so we know how much stuff to bring for the multi-boot creation. This is not mandatory- but will allow us to plan appropriately.
Time: 6pm-9pm
Location: see Meetings page for more info.