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- A short (single-paragraph) biography of the presenter(s)
Once everything is ready to go, please email your submission to cfp
[at] layerone [dot] info no later than March 15, 2008. You will
receive notice no later than April 1, 2008 to let you know if your
talk has been accepted.
As we have a single presentation track, please bear in mind that
speaking slots are limited to one hour. While presenters typically
divide the hour into separate presentation and Q&A sessions, you may
structure your time however you see fit. If you think your
together Southern California's hacker community year after year to attend
the high quality presentations and participate in the annual festivities.
This year we've decided to try making our conference format a bit more
dynamic and present things in a way that makes it easier for the people
attending to get the info they need. Most technical talks don't require a
full 50 minutes when presented to a technical audience, but 50 min talks
are often useful for people who are new to a topic. Because of this, we
will be accepting all of our talks this year as 20 min talks and depending
on scheduling, some of the talks may be asked to be extended to 50 min.
together Southern California's hacker community year after year to attend
the high quality presentations and participate in the annual festivities.
This year we've decided to try making our conference format a bit more
dynamic and present things in a way that makes it easier for the people
attending to get the info they need. Most technical talks don't require a
full 50 minutes when presented to a technical audience, but 50 min talks
are often useful for people who are new to a topic. Because of this, we
will be accepting all of our talks this year as 20 min talks and depending
on scheduling, some of the talks may be asked to be extended to 50 min.
with the community. Unlike other Cons we will not *accept / reject*
speakers. If you have something interesting to share, you WILL be heard.
The idea behind SecurityTubeCon is not to pass judgments on your work,
instead, it aims at providing a platform for knowledge exchange.
Once speakers send in their talk abstracts, we will put it online for
the community members to decide which talks they want to attend. On the
day of the conference, speakers will broadcast their talks using
screencasting software and the interested participants will tune in. The
participants will use IRC / chat rooms to ask questions to the speakers
during the talks.
TOORCON 12 CALL FOR PAPERS
It's that time of year again! ToorCon 12 is coming so get your code finished and submit a talk this time around. We're letting you decide if you want to be a part of our 50-minute talks on Saturday, 20-minute talks on Sunday, and 75-minute talks for our Deep Knowledge Seminars on Friday depending on how much time you need to present your new ideas and techniques. We evaluate our submissions in the order that they're received so submit your talk before time runs out! Track and time preference is always given to those who submit talks that fit the theme of the conference. If you haven't already figured out what the theme for ToorCon is this year, read this paragraph another time.
CFP SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Please send data to cfp@toorcon.org :
00. Name
TOORCON 13 CALL FOR PAPERS
It's that time of year again! ToorCon 13 is coming so get your code finished and submit a talk this time around. We're letting you decide if you want to be a part of our 50-minute talks on Saturday, 20-minute talks on Sunday, and 75-minute talks for our Deep Knowledge Seminars on Friday depending on how much time you need to present your new ideas and techniques. We evaluate our submissions in the order that they're received so submit your talk before time runs out! This year's theme will be "Luck" so preference will be given to talks which address how luck plays into security and the probabilistic nature of what we as hackers and security professionals do on a daily basis.
CFP SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Please send data to cfp@toorcon.org :
0. Name
TOORCAMP 2009 CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
INTRODUCTION
ToorCamp is the United State's first ever full-scale hacker camp. Modelled after the camps in Holland and Germany, ToorCamp will focus on all of the technology topics that ToorCon has become famous for but will expand out into other areas of society. ToorCamp will offer 2 days of talks on many different topics -- Security, Internet, Emerging Technologies, Hardware Hacking, and Privacy are just some of the areas we will be covering. ToorCamp will also feature 2 days of hands-on workshops on a multitude of different skills that you may have never found yourself interested in learning about before. Blacksmithing, Lock Picking, Orienteering, Logic Design, Archery -- These are just a few of the topics you can expect.
ToorCamp is run by the same group that runs ToorCon and will also be heavily supported by many other hacker conferences in the US. ToorCamp will be organized as a bunch of different campsites which will be fully run by autonomous groups. We will provide the power and internet -- you provide the rest. We're heavily encouraging groups to build structures, setup art projects, throw parties, and generally do things that will show to the world that US hackers can throw a kickass hacker camp too!
Oh, and did we mention it'll be at a Titan-1 Missile Silo? We've managed to find one of the best locations in the northwest to throw this event. We've partnered with a group of people who are currently retrofitting the Silo into an ultra-secure datacenter so internet connectivity won't be a problem. ToorCamp will be situated in central Washington roughly 3 hours driving distance from Seattle and within 15 minutes drive of a private international airport. Don't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to make history with us and help launch the first public US hacker camp!
TOORCON X
9 years have gone by since we released our first CFP and crammed into
a couple of small rooms at UCSD, but we're very proud to have come
this far and to be finally accepting submissions for the 10th ToorCon.
I could go on and on talking about how great this year's event is
going to be, but I'm sure you already know that it's going to kick ass
or don't give a hoot and aren't going to read any further.
Now that we've eliminated all of the losers here's some details about
the con this year. We'll be having the main conference again at the
TOORCON X
9 years have gone by since we released our first CFP and crammed into
a couple of small rooms at UCSD, but we're very proud to have come
this far and to be finally accepting submissions for the 10th ToorCon.
I could go on and on talking about how great this year's event is
going to be, but I'm sure you already know that it's going to kick ass
or don't give a hoot and aren't going to read any further.
Now that we've eliminated all of the losers here's some details about
the con this year. We'll be having the main conference again at the
Location: Paris, France
What is Night da Hack?
“Night da Hack” comes from a rough translation from French “Nuit du Hack”. Started in 2003 by Hackerz Voice team, and inspired by world famous DEF CON, “Nuit du Hack” is one of the oldest French underground hacking conference.
Around computer security related talks, workshops and contests, Night da Hack aims at bringing together corporate IT professionals and hackers, no matter their skill-level. They will discover the latest technical advances in this area and assess their skills.
Night Da Hack is organized in two parts. First of all, several talks from 4pm to 11pm. Secondly, midnight to 7am: a Capture The Flag contest with 10 teams of 5 challengers each. You are more than welcomed to participate.
In order to improve both quality and accessibility of this event, the 2010 edition will be for the first time open to international talks and workshops.
.: [ ABOUT ]
Rooted CON is a Security Congress to be held in Madrid (Spain) on
March 2010. Our goal is to promote security by offering highly technical
talks with a practical approach (interesant mix of theory / demos) and
neutrality (although we want businesses/enterprises to participate in the
congress, they should prioritize the technical and objective approach).
We also want people to participate and enjoy... And even come back home
with a prize! Therefore, we will hold various events (apart from talks),
PlumberCon 10 will take our approach towards security, hacking and
technological innovation a step further, therefore being sub-entitled
'Make A Good Hack!'.
Not only will you again have the chance to participate in workshops
and the mainly security and networking-focused talks, but also get
your hands on some hardware hacking, join in to various activities, or
try your luck in the infamous challenge of PacketWars(tm). However
much seriousness or amusement you bring into this, we'll make sure you
get an overview of today's state-of-the-art technologies, insight into
a bunch of the best hackers' mindsets, and learn new things!
Information Security realm.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
you Sh0t the Sheriff is a very unique, one-day, event dedicated to
bringing cutting edge talks to the top-notch professionals of the
Information Security Community in Brazil.
The conference’s main goal is to bring the attendees to the most
up-to-date state of the information security world by mixing
professionals and topics from different Infosec segments of the
Our goal for ShmooCon is to educate, inform, and entertain the attendees. ShmooCon is primarily a security conference, but we encourage innovative and interesting submissions on offbeat technology topics.
--== WHO SHOULD SUBMIT ==--
We are most interested in new presentations, but updates on existing work are also welcome. We also are interested in presentations from new faces, therefore, we invite any individual who has not spoken at a conference before to submit a talk and attempt to make ShmooCon their inaugural event.
--== CONFERENCE FORMAT ==--
ShmooCon has four tracks to accommodate a variety of speaking styles and topics.
• Submission Type: Presentation/Training
• Country:
• Short Biography: (max 100 words)
* AthCon will only be able to cover the expenses of a single speaker
attending the conference. Any additional speakers for an individual
talk, hold the sole responsibility of covering their expenses in
attending the conference.
PRESENTATION DETAILS & EQUIPMENT
Your mail must have as an attachment a flat txt file with the
"Troopers 08 - get skilled or get owned" is a new two-day conference that brings together some of the brightest minds of the international infosec community. The event will be held on 23rd and 24th april 2008 in Munich/Germany. Keynotes will be given by Dan Bernstein and Christofer Hoff.
There will be two tracks, a kind-of-classical one that we call the "Attack Track" (covering cutting-edge hacktechniques and security discussions) and another one we call the "Defend Track" which mainly addresses ISOs from large organizations and their specific needs and concerns. Additionally a series of (20-30 minute) "Late Night" talks will be held in the evening of april 22nd for those who arrive early and can't wait to get technical input.
This call for papers addresses security researchers interested in sharing their knowledge with other researchers and a high level audience. We would like to invite everyone with special knowledge in breaking security in whatever area or practical experience in securing complex information systems to present their skills.
Speaker Privileges
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We will cover the flight costs (limited to EUR 500 for speakers from Europe and US$ 1500 for speakers from other continents) and two nights of accomodation. For sole "late night speakers" no expenses will be covered (but speaker experience will be gained ;-).
How ever much seriousness or amusement you bring into this, we'll make
sure you get an overview of today's state-of-the-art technologies,
insight into a bunch of the best hackers' mindsets, and learn new
things! Not only will you again have the chance to participate in
workshops and the mainly security and network-focused talks, but also
get your hands on some hardware hacking, and join in to various activities.
NinjaCon 11 goes B-Sides Vienna? I don't get it. What's the big deal?
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realm.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
you Sh0t the Sheriff is a very unique, one-day, event dedicated to
bringing cutting edge talks to the top-notch professionals of the
Information Security Community in Brazil.
The conference’s main goal is to bring the attendees to the most
up-to-date state of the information security world by mixing
professionals and topics from different Infosec segments of the
mainly supported by the /tmp/lab Parisian hackerspace and generous
sponsors (who in exchange for their sponsoring, don't get their say
on any of the organisation, format or content of the conference :).
If you are unsure of wether you'll like it, feel free to have a look
at the content of previous editions. Talks included topics such as
SS7 phone networks hacking, satellites take overs via x25, kernel land
exploits against grsecurity hardened kernels, or the pwnie awards
winner Tarjei Mandt for his first presentation on this topic (note
to Dave Aitel: yeah man, face it, it was first seen at HES !!) and
many more.
--- DeepSec 2012 "Sector v6" - Call for Papers
We are looking for talks and trainings for the DeepSec In-Depth Security
Conference 2012 ("Sector 6"). We invite researchers, developers,
auditors
and everyone else dealing with information security to submit their
work.
We offer slots for talks and workshops, and we encourage everyone
working
on projects to present their results and findings.
First, the venue - we are back in a pub, in the heart of the west end,
with a private room/bar and easy connection to mainline stations etc.
Food is excellent and drinks are at *normal* pub prices (and, most
importantly, they have Guinness)!!!!
Secondly, ROE: we still run on "Fight Club" rules, i.e. "you will talk",
but we're going to make it a bit easier to get started... This year, we
will be limiting the talks to a single full-length
'tek/security/hacking' talk, followed by a single 'fun/other' talk,
which can be any length (if it's really short, we may do two that
month)... Some previous subjects for the 'fun' talks have been:
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The 26C3 conference program is roughly divided into six general
categories. These categories serve as guidelines for your submissions
(and later as a means of orientation for your prospective audience).
However, it is not mandatory for your talk to exactly match the
descriptions below. Anything that is interesting and/or funny will be
taken into consideration.
Society
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Over the last 4 years, ShmooCon has grown from a little security
conference to a slightly larger security conference. In 2008, ShmooCon
convinced over 1200 people to come to Washington DC in the wintertime
to talk about technology exploitation, inventive software & hardware
hacks, building advanced defenses, as well as open discussion on a
variety of technology & security topics. We hear there's an
inauguration or something going on in January, but things look pretty
quiet in DC after that. So in an effort to help boost DC's post-
inauguration economy, we decided to have ShmooCon 2009. Once again,
> platform to transfer insights into the information security domain and
> to sensitize users to information security topics. The official
> conference web site is located at: https://www.hashdays.ch.
>
> The Call For Paper (CFP) is now open and we are accepting interesting &
> innovative proposals for 50-minute talks.
>
> Scope
> -----
> In particular, we are looking for topics in the following domains:
>
The 25C3 conference program is roughly divided into six general
categories.
These categories serve as guidelines for your submissions (and later
as a
means of orientation for your prospective audience). However, it is not
mandatory for your talk to exactly match the descriptions below.
Anything that
is interesting and/or funny will be taken into consideration.
Hacking
platform to transfer insights into the information security domain and
to sensitize users to information security topics. The official
conference web site is located at: https://www.hashdays.ch.
The Call For Paper (CFP) is now open and we are accepting interesting &
innovative proposals for 50-minute talks.
Scope
-----
In particular, we are looking for topics in the following domains:
transfer insights into the information security domain and to sensitize
users to information security topics. The official conference web site
is located at: https://www.hashdays.ch.
The Call For Paper (CFP) is now open and we are accepting interesting &
innovative proposals for 50-minute talks.
Please follow the following guide for submitting.
Scope
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--- DeepSec 2011 "High Five" - Call for Papers
For the fifth time the DeepSec In-Depth Security Conference invites
security researchers and professionals to submit suggestions for talks
and workshops for our conference which will take place in November 2011
in Vienna.
Please visit our updated website for more details about the venue, the
schedule and information about our past conferences:
https://deepsec.net/
--- DeepSec 2011 "High Five" - Call for Papers - REMINDER
For the fifth time the DeepSec In-Depth Security Conference invites
security researchers and professionals to submit suggestions for talks
and workshops for our conference which will take place in November 2011
in Vienna.
Please visit our updated website for more details about the venue, the
schedule and information about our past conferences:
https://deepsec.net/
The fifth DeepSec In-Depth Security Conference is taking place between
15th and 18th November 2011 at the Imperial Riding School Renaissance
Hotel in Vienna, Austria.
DeepSec 2011 features 0talks and 0tools never presented or published before!
== Schedule ==
The schedule of all presentations can be found on our web site:
https://deepsec.net/schedule.html
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