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I’m back from London where I gave a talk about security evaluation of proprietary network protocols. I had a great time at InfoSecurity Intelligent Defence and BSides London, many thanks for inviting me and giving me the opportunity to speak to so much nice people.
Find the abstract and the download link to the slides after the break.
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Continue readingScott Hogg recently (in his post “Holding IPv6 Neighbor Discovery to a Higher Standard of Security“) gave the following answer:
“The security of IPv4 is roughly equivalent to IPv6. So why do we expect more from IPv6?”
While I highly value Scott’s IPv6 expertise – not least because I learned a lot about IPv6 security from the book on the topic he wrote together with Eric Vyncke – I strongly disagree with his statement, mainly with the first part. In this post I will lay out why I think that IPv6 is actually less secure than IPv4.
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Continue readingToday the ERNW Team participated in the Mudiator mud race in Mannheim. This mud run features 25 obstacles over 8 km, you can do either one or two rounds. Participating for the first time, the ERNW team went for one round (the Legionnaire distance as opposed to the two round Hercules distance):
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The final blog in our series “Beyond the Thunderdome: A Review of TROOPERS15” focuses Exploitation & Attacking. With the last of this series we hope we you are already fired up and inspired for what lays a head during our upcoming TROOPERS16 (March 14-18, 2016)! Can’t wait to see you there!
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A Review of TROOPERS15″
Last week we enjoyed quite a wonderful HAXPO exhibition and HITB conference in Amsterdam. A number of great talks could be heard at the main HITB conference such as “Bootkit via SMS: 4G Access Level Security Assessment” or “Stegosploit: Hacking with Pictures“. And not only that: there were also several engaging hands-on workshops.
Apart from the main conference, there was the HAXPO – a hacker exhibition. At this exhibition you could connect with people from different companies, get a lot of merchandise, and also listen to several briefings on security and its philosophy. Fortunately, we had the pleasure to present two of these briefings and maybe you tested your web application skills at the ERNW booth.
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We hope you are enjoying the ride as we continue our journey through IPv6. Below we have a great mix of talks, slides, and videos in this area posted below. We look forward to hosting more IPv6 (March 14th & 15th) talks next year at TROOPERS16!
Continue reading “Blog 4: Beyond the Thunderdome:
A Review of TROOPERS15″
Welcome to the third edition of “Beyond the Thunderdome: A Review of TROOPERS15”. The focus today is on IPv6 and Data Center Networks, so kick back and enjoy the following talks and videos. And as always, check out our website www.troopers.de for details on TROOPERS16 March 14-18, 2016. Continue reading “Blog 3: Beyond the Thunderdome:
A Review of TROOPERS15″
Today’s focus in our blog series will cover large-scale environments: Cryptography in Cloud environments and Network Automation. Since these topics will only become more important over time stay tuned for our TROOPERS16’s developing agenda to see what new talks will be available (or submit your own talk during our Call for Papers starting in August via our new CFP Submission tool!) Continue reading “Blog 2: Beyond the Thunderdome:
A Review of TROOPERS15″
IPv6 is often called a “complex protocol”, not least by myself (for example in my keynote to the IPv6 Security Summit 2014). In this post I want to have a quick look at three questions:
– Can IPv6 be considered a “complex protocol”?
– Is it “more complex” than IPv4?
– Can we expect IPv6 networks to be “complex networks”?
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Here in Heidelberg we are already gearing up for TROOPERS16 (taking place from 14th to 18th March 2016!). While you are preparing for our Call for Papers or waiting eagerly to sign up for your spot in one of our legendary trainings take a look at our newest blog series “Beyond the Thunderdome: A Review of TROOPERS15”. It may offer some inspiration, help you kill time while waiting for next year’s TROOPERS, or for those that are new to our conference, give you a taste for what TROOPERS is all about. See you soon at TROOPERS16!
The first of our series is a combination of talks from our Management Track with the focus on Defense topics. Each summary comes complete with video and slides for your viewing pleasure. 😉
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A Review of TROOPERS15″