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Barcelona, Spain
* Ian Dobson (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)
* Antonello Monti (Institute for Automation of Complex Systems at the E.ON Energy Research Center at RWTH Aachen University, Germany)
* Maziar Nekovee (British Telecom and University College London, UK)
* Marios M. Polycarpou (University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus)
* Marti Rosas y Casals (Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya and Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain)
* Vittorio Rosato (ENEA Casaccia, Italy)
=== Program Committee ===
* K. Barb; (Vrije Universiteit, Brussel, Belgium)
Product/Company-Information:
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- From Bitdefender's web site:
"BitDefenderT provides security solutions to satisfy the protection requirements of today's computing environment, delivering effective threat management for over 41 million home and corporate users in more than 100 countries. BitDefender, a division of SOFTWIN, is headquartered in Bucharest, Romania and has offices in Tettnang, Germany, Barcelona, Spain and Fort Lauderdale (FL), USA.
.....The Update Server allows you to set up an upgrade location within your local network. This way you needn't worry about updating the products installed on computers that are not connected to the Internet, achieving, at the same time, faster updates and reduced
Internet traffic. The BitDefender Update Server is easy to configure through an intuitive step by step wizard. It will help you get the latest updates for all BitDefender products."
Vulnerability / Exploit
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/*
(c) Alex Bassas Serramia,
Barcelona,
SPAIN.
*/
#ifdef WIN32
work tools get affected, what turns into a basic need, improve before the
competitors.
** Where **
The seventh edition will be in Barcelona (Spain).
Place: Cosmocaixa
** When **
and happier in the modern world.
WHO IS ISECOM?
ISECOM is an open, non-profit, security research organization with the
mission to "Make sense of security". Founded in 2001 in Barcelona,
Spain as an open source research community, ISECOM received non-profit
status in 2003. ISECOM regularly releases projects and updates based
on cutting-edge security and trust research.
can contact ISECOM to help build up the best possible proposal and to
support it through the November 2010 meeting in Berlin.
About ISECOM:
ISECOM is a non-profit, security research organization located in
Barcelona, Spain and New York. With the mission to “make sense of
security” the organization produces the international standard for
security testing as well as many other projects including trust
analysis, home security, and teen cybersecurity awareness. All
projects at ISECOM are completed the “open source” way through
collaboration and published for free at the ISECOM website
> contact ISECOM to help build up the best possible proposal and to
> support it through the November 2010 meeting in Berlin.
>
> About ISECOM:
> ISECOM is a non-profit, security research organization located in
> Barcelona, Spain and New York. With the mission to “make sense of
> security” the organization produces the international standard for
> security testing as well as many other projects including trust
> analysis, home security, and teen cybersecurity awareness. All projects
> at ISECOM are completed the “open source” way through collaboration and
> published for free at the ISECOM website (www.isecom.org).
Internet Security Auditors
www.isecauditors.com
c. Santander, 101. Edif. A. 2º
E-08030 Barcelona (Spain)
Tel: +34 93 305 13 18
Fax: +34 93 278 22 48
Pº. de la Castellana, 164-166. Entlo. 1ª
E-28046 Madrid (Spain)
*References*
[1] Android Overview - Open Handset Alliance -
http://www.openhandsetalliance.com/android_overview.html
[2] "Android Comes to Life in Barcelona" - The Washington Post ,
February 11th, 2008 -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/11/AR2008021101944.html
[3] Android Developer Challenge - http://code.google.com/android/adc.html
[4] "Test Center Preview: Inside Google's Mobile future" - Inforworld,
Feb. 27th 2008 -
> think 171.70.120.60
> is. I'll give you a hint; at this instant, there are 72 of us.
>
> Here's another question. Whom would you suspect 171.71.241.89 is? At
> this point in
> time, I am in Barcelona; if I were home, that would be my address as
> you would see it,
> but my address as I would see it would be in 10.32.244.216/29. There
> might be several
> hundred people you would see using 171.71.241.89;
> /END SNIP
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Quote: "BitDefender™ provides security solutions to satisfy the protection requirements
of today's computing environment, delivering effective threat management for
over 41 million home and corporate users in more than 100 countries. BitDefender,
a division of SOFTWIN, is headquartered in Bucharest, Romania and has offices in
Tettnang, Germany, Barcelona, United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and
Fort Lauderdale (FL), USA."
II. Description
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BitDefender™ provides security solutions to satisfy the protection
requirements of today's computing environment, delivering effective
threat management for over 41 million home and corporate users in more
than 100 countries. BitDefender, a division of SOFTWIN, is headquartered
in Bucharest, Romania and has offices in Tettnang, Germany, Barcelona,
United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and Fort Lauderdale (FL), USA.
II. Description
/ SNIP
For more on this false sense of ID-via-IP: Well, let me ask you you think 171.70.120.60
is. I'll give you a hint; at this instant, there are 72 of us.
Here's another question. Whom would you suspect 171.71.241.89 is? At this point in
time, I am in Barcelona; if I were home, that would be my address as you would see it,
but my address as I would see it would be in 10.32.244.216/29. There might be several
hundred people you would see using 171.71.241.89;
/END SNIP
I implore you to read a NANOG thread http://readlist.com/lists/trapdoor.merit.edu/nanog/6/33246.html
Call for papers: Second International Workshop on Secure Software Engineering
In conjunction with ARES 2008
Barcelona, Catalonia, March 4th-7th 2008
Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:
- Secure architecture and design
- Security in agile software development
- Aspect-oriented software development for secure software
- Security requirements
http://www.dreamlab.net/news/review-osstmm-evening-talk-with-pete-herzog
Also, ISECOM is looking for training partners and trainers. Anyone
interested in being a training partner should contact us because we have
the next Train the Trainer class coming up March 31st - April 2nd in
Barcelona where it's sunny and warm ;) Trainers are taught the newest
ISECOM research and even the terrible truth about security (you can see the
video for details about that).
Let us know if you have any questions.
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