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Next Meeting: March 31st – Lockpicking

phvisser — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 17:39:14 +0000

Due to complications, the lockpicking seminar will now take place on Thursday the 31st of March at 6:30pm. There will be food available for those who attend and demonstrations on lockpicking and the laws and restrictions that surround the profession of locksmithing.

I hope to see everyone there!

March 24 Meeting – Web Exploitation Kits Revealed

royf — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 21:40:51 +0000

In this meeting we will talk about crimeware kits.
We will discuss how these web exploitation (crimeware) kits are designed, review their features, and investigate how they are deployed and used.
A live demonstration will be given using MPack, so we will isolate the network again.

Be sure to attend, and bring an image of an unpatched XP installation if you want to see the exploitation in action yourself.

The presentation can be downloaded from here

Feb 17 Meeting – WEP Cracking

royf — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 04:43:37 +0000

In this meeting our own Matthew Adams will give us a presentation on WEP and its deficiencies with live demo.
Come a bit early if you like to play with it before, and don’t forget your BackTrack CDs.

The presentation files can be downloaded from here.

Feb 10 Meeting – Advanced Ettercap

royf — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 18:06:52 +0000

In this meeting our members Vitaly, Lilian and Nick will demonstrate Ettercap and expend its capabilities with scripts. The demos include ARP poisoning, DNS spoofing, SSL/regular sniffing and Ettercap scripts.
Don’t forget your BackTrack CDs if you wish to follow through.

We will be in T4046 from 3:30 PM, presentation starts at 5:10.

Exclusive: I will be giving out copies of the brand spanking new BackTrack 4 !

Here are the files (presentation and example script):
Advanced Ettercap Files

WAR GAMES (part one)

royf — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 01:14:48 +0000

We are planning a war games event for next week. Grab your BackTrack / nUbuntu or NST live CDs (which ever you like best) and get ready for some hacker fun. There will be a few Windows and Linux based servers running different services for you to test your skills. Difficulty will vary from ‘script-kiddie-easy’ to ‘damn-that’s-hard’. Even better, we will also setup an intrusion detection system (host based and/or network) so you can also gauge how easy your attacks are to detect. Again, we will ‘cut’ the link to the gateway so no malicious data leaves the room. We will route our own packets!

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Please RSVP by emailing: azilberberg [at] sec-c [dot] org.

Jan 27 Meeting – Building IRC Bots

royf — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 17:28:09 +0000

Yup, for this meeting I will show how IRC based bots are controlled, operated and built. Later we will write our own bots and attempt controlling them by sending our commands over irc.

To prepare for the meeting make sure you have PHP installed (for windows users try wamp).

Files:
IRC Bots Presentation (updated)

Source Code (updated)

Jan 20 Meeting – Bring Your Own Shell

royf — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 16:22:24 +0000

For the upcoming meeting we decided to do a nifty workshop on nmap and Metasploit!

The network will go HOT so we will operate in ‘pod mode’ to ensure no malicious data leaves the room. For this reason we need all of you to grab your favorite LiveCDs (I recomend you get BackTrack) so you can use the lab computers. I strongly recommend you do not use your laptops.

We will start with a quick presentation on Metasploit and how to build exploits using the framework. Later we will let you guys practice and play a bit on a few damn-vulnerable servers (windows and linux)

See you Tuesday the 20th (2009) !

Here is the presentation:
Metasploit Quicky

Meeting #3 – Nov 26 2008

Irfahn — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 07:19:12 +0000

Hey Everyone,

Thanks to those who came and took part in the TASK meeting today. It went well as it started with a short introduction to our club and the IFS program by yours truly. Followed by some great presentations. I won’t go through the details about the presentations exactly as you’ve probably already read the introductions on the previous posts or directly of the TASK website.

Good news is we managed to make some great contacts at the meeting and hopefully our club will be expanding!

Next week will be our last meeting of the semester and we’re going to be launching a new project we have planned. We need some volunteers to help us get organized and setup the event for the middle of next semester. Look forward to seeing you then.

Irf
mikhimji@sec-c.org

Meeting #2 – Nov 19 2008

royf — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:47:38 +0000

Hey Hackers!

For today’s meeting we got a great talk for you guys. The topic deals with ‘low-tech hacking’ and lock-picking. Very cool stuff so make sure you attend, and invite your classmates!

Refreshments will be served.

Time: 5:10 PM
Room: T2108
Date: Nov 19 2008

Here are the slides and links:

Low-Tech Hacking (presentation)
Master Lock Picking (video)
Lock Shimming (video)

Meeting #1 – Nov 12 2008

royf — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 02:47:04 +0000

Hey fellow hackers,

The first SEC-C meeting went very well, we had 25 students attending! The topic was pretty much an introduction to common security concepts, vulnerabilities, business organization in Information Security and general club introduction.

As promised we will publish each meeting on this site, along with the presentation and supplementary files. We will start with this meeting’s presentation. Attached are the following:

Club Introduction Presentation
Professional Hacking Presentation