Friday, August 28, 2020

Dead Blog

Due to the lack of care and feeding this blog has received it is officially dead. Please check out our more static page: https://novahackers.com/ - it has all of the details and links we use.

Friday, December 9, 2016

ShmooCon Epilogue 2017 Announcement

All updated information can be found at http://shmooconepilogue.com/


About:

What?

The 6th Annual ShmooCon Epilogue presented to you by the NoVA Hackers Association. It is an all-day con that is held right after ShmooCon. The even goes from 9 AM to 9 PM with lunch and dinner catered in to the event.

When?

January 16th 2017, 9 AM to 9 PM

Where?

A 5 minute Taxi from IAD (Dulles National Airport)

Center for Innovative Technology
2214 Rock Hill Rd
Herndon, VA 20170

Call for Papers (CFP)

You can submit your CFP here: http://shmooconepilogue.com/#!cfp.md

Timeline:

  • Jan 3 - CFP closes
  • Jan 10 - CFP winners announced

We realize this is a tough timeline to hit for people who travel. But if you submit and don't get accepted, as long as it's a "decent" (yes subjective, read "no-automated") submission, you'll get a link to pay for a ticket into the con, even if we are sold out.

Tickets

We are using Eventbrite again this year, you can find the ticket iframe below, or if you are a NoScript subscriber, you can click this link: https://epilogue2017.eventbrite.com

Sunday, November 29, 2015

ShmooCon Epilogue 2016 Announcement

About:

What?

The 5th Annual ShmooCon Epilogue presented to you by the NoVA Hackers Association. It is an all-day con that is held right after ShmooCon. The even goes from 9 AM to 9 PM with lunch and dinner catered in to the event.

When?

January 18th 2016, 9 AM to 9 PM

Where?

A 5 minute Taxi from IAD (Dulles National Airport)

Center for Innovative Technology
2214 Rock Hill Rd
Herndon, VA 20170

Call for Papers (CFP)

You can submit your CFP here: https://goo.gl/GUeNN5

Timeline:
  • Jan 3 - CFP closes
  • Jan 10 - CFP winners announced
We realize this is a tough timeline to hit for people who travel. But if you submit and don't get accepted, as long as it's a "decent" (yes subjective, read "no-automated") submission, you'll get a link to pay for a ticket into the con, even if we are sold out.


Capture the Flag (CTF)

We've invited a very talented group of high school students to create this years CTF competition for ShmooCon Epilogue.  Are you smarter than a high schooler? Come find out. (The expectation is this will be a great learning CTF and hope that people of all skill levels will find it fun. While CTFs are generally competitive, we hope this will also be a great learning experience for all participants.)

HAM Radio Training and Tests

One of the Nova Hackers members will be offering a training in the morning from 9am to noon that will cover all of the questions (and answers) you will face in getting a HAM Radio Technician license.

In the afternoon, thanks to the generous help of the HAMs from HacDC (@hacdc), we will be having exams at Epilogue for getting your Technician license or upgrading to General or Extra. The tests will take place from 2pm to 5pm and the cost for the test will be $15 cash/check ONLY (not included in admission), which goes to the ARRL.


Tickets

We are using Eventbrite again this year, you can find the ticket iframe below, or if you are a NoScript subscriber, you can click this link: https://epilogue2016.eventbrite.com




Schedule


TimeSpeaker and Title
0900-0930grecs - NovaHackers & Friends Threat Exchange
0930-1000Andy - Your Challenge Responses are Wrong
1000-1100l0stkn0wledge - How to Not Cheat on Your Spouse: What Ashley Madison Can Teach Us About OpSec
1100-1200chill/detro - The Art of Post-infection Response and Mitigation
1200-1300Lunch
1300-1330pwcrack - The 10 Greatest Hacks of All Time
1330-1400Forgotten - Hiring Hackers: Fixing Technical Interviewing
1400-1500JoshInGeneral - Meeting People via Wifi and Bluetooth
1500-1600Craig Bowser - Simple SIEMan met a WMIn going to a fair
1600-1700grecs - Network Monitoring & Analysis 101: N00b to Ninja
1700-1730Anthony Tillman II/Full7il7 - What I Learned at the DefCon SECTF
1730-1800John Willis - DAT Security Functionality (DATSecFun) Tool
1800-1900Dinner
1900-2000Joe Klein - Eyes Open, No Fear, Be Safe! or State of the Internet & Technology
2000-2100N1tr0 - Teaching Operators to Write Code


Monday, February 9, 2015

2015 Feb NoVA Hackers Meeting

February meeting: 02/16/15 (Meeting date was moved)

The NoVA Hackers meeting will be held at the usual place, with the usual requirements for putting your name on the list.

You should join the NoVA Hackers Google Group (by getting or asking for an invitation) to see the posting which will tell you:
  • Who is presenting, and their topic
  • Location of the meeting
  • How to sign up to attend (facility requires a list of attendees prior to arrival at the door, and be sure to have your government issued ID when you arrive)
If you are already a member of the group, then click here for the information.



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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

ShmooCon Epilogue 2015 Schedule


Talk Title/Description
Speaker
Time
Ten Strategies of a World-Class Cybersecurity Operations Center
Carson Zimmerman
10:00
im in ur scm, bein a ninja
Hank Leininger
11:00
LUNCH HOUR XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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LUNCH TALK - Hating HTTPS: A practical approach to crippling SSL
Surefire (Aaron Soto)
12:30ish
Automating Obfuscated .NET Malware Analysis
Matt Graeber
13:00
Forensic Analysis of Advanced Persistence through the Application Compatibility Toolkit
Sean Pierce
14:00
Userland Persistence on Mac OS X "It Just Works"
Josh Pitts
15:00 (30 min)
Sign here for diagnostics
aricon
15:30 (30 min)
PlagueScanner: An Open Source Multiple AV Scanner Framework
Utkonos
16:00
Running Away from Security
Micah "WebBreacher" Hoffman
17:00
SPAM, Phish and Other Things Good to Eat.
JoshInGeneral
18:00
DINNER HOUR XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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DINNER TALK - Simple Windows Application Whitelisting Evasion
Casey Smith
19:30ish
Cyber War Stories, Tales from the DMZ. A veteran cyber warrior’s lessons learned from an incident response.
Andrew Shumate
20:00 (30 min)
Grannysec
evejou
20:30 (30 min)

Sunday, December 7, 2014

ShmooCon Epilogue 2015 Announcement

About:

What?

The 4th Annual ShmooCon Epilogue presented to you by the NoVA Hackers Association. It is an all-day con that is held right after ShmooCon. The even goes from 9 AM to 9 PM with lunch and dinner catered in to the event.

When?

January 19th 2015, 9 AM to 9 PM

Where?

A 5 minute Taxi from IAD (Dulles National Airport)

Center for Innovative Technology
2214 Rock Hill Rd
Herndon, VA 20170

Call for Papers (CFP)

You can submit your CFP here: http://goo.gl/mKPvqv

Timeline:

  • Jan 3 - CFP closes
  • Jan 10 - CFP winners announced
We realize this is a tough timeline to hit for people who travel. But if you submit and don't get accepted, as long as it's a "decent" (yes subjective, read "no-automated") submission, you'll get a link to pay for a ticket into the con, even if we are sold out.

Training

This year we are proud to announce that Liam Randall will be hosting an all-day "free-with-entry" training session on Bro. Be sure to purchase the correct ticket as we only have space for 25, an it will sell out quickly!

CTF

This coming Shmoocon Epilogue will feature its first Capture the Flag (CTF) event. The NoVA Hacker community will be creating a CTF for all skill levels. So, bring your favorite hacking device and your curiosity to Epilogue and join the CTF! The event will be going along side the talks and training.

Tickets

We are using Eventbirte again this year, you can find the ticket iframe below, or if you are a NoScript subscriber, you can click this link: https://shmooconepilogue2015.eventbrite.com





Wednesday, November 5, 2014

November NoVA Hackers Meeting

November meeting: 11/10/14

The October NoVA Hackers meeting will be held at the usual place, with the usual requirements for putting your name on the list.

You should join the NoVA Hackers Google Group (by getting or asking for an invitation) to see the posting which will tell you:
  • Who is presenting, and their topic
  • Location of the meeting
  • How to sign up to attend (facility requires a list of attendees prior to arrival at the door, and be sure to have your government issued ID when you arrive)
If you are already a member of the group, then click here for the information.



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