If, for some reason, you will not be able to visit the venue of Positive Hack Days on May 23 and 24, this doesn’t mean you should miss the opportunity to participate. Thanks to the competition program of the forum, anyone will have a chance to compete with contestants from all over the world during exciting online Positive Hack Days III challenges.
Positive Hack Days
The Positive Hack Days — international forum on practical information security.
How much does it take to hack a mobile network?
Is electronic government secure
in the era of WikiLeaks and Anonymous?
Is SCADA hacking a Hollywood fiction
or the nowadays reality?
Internet banking: is there any chance to win
over the fraudsters?
Cyber-crimes, cyber-espionage, cyber-war: where do we draw a borderline?
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Positive Hack Days III Online Competitions
WAF Bypass at PHDays III
This competition is for enthusiasts and experts of web application security. The challenge organized by ICL company provides an opportunity to test oneself in exploiting vulnerable web applications protected by a Web Application Firewall.
Theory, Practice, and Minimum Ceremonies — PHDays III Program Published
Take Part in Positive Hack Days in Any Part of the World
As part of PHDays Everywhere, any visitor of hackspaces in different parts of the planet will be able to partake in the international forum Positive Hack Days.
17 hackspaces in 7 countries will throw their doors open on May 23 and 24. Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), Cairo (Egypt), Birzeit (Palestine), Kollam (India), Tunis (Tunisia), as well as Kiev, Lviv, Vladivostok, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Kaliningrad, Omsk, Ufa, Voronezh, Saratov, and Krasnodar have already joined the initiative.
17 hackspaces in 7 countries will throw their doors open on May 23 and 24. Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), Cairo (Egypt), Birzeit (Palestine), Kollam (India), Tunis (Tunisia), as well as Kiev, Lviv, Vladivostok, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Kaliningrad, Omsk, Ufa, Voronezh, Saratov, and Krasnodar have already joined the initiative.
Monday, May 20, 2013
The NetHack Qualifying Round Ends
For a week, from May 7 to 15, hackers from all over the world were engaged in a fierce struggle during the NetHack competition. The participants needed to demonstrate their skills in obtaining control over network infrastructure via exploiting misconfiguration of the equipment.
One hundred and twenty-six solutions for the competition task were offered: the Positive Technologies experts in network security received 14 letters a day on average and evaluated the solutions. Eight finalists who showed the best results have been defined:
One hundred and twenty-six solutions for the competition task were offered: the Positive Technologies experts in network security received 14 letters a day on average and evaluated the solutions. Eight finalists who showed the best results have been defined:
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
HackQuest is Completed. Best Reverser is Ready to Start
The epic hacking competition PHDays HackQuest has come to an end. The competition was organized by ONsec_Lab. It lasted from May 1 to 13 and drew 1441 participants, 112 of them solved at least one task.
Results
The racing continued right to the last minute. The top three was stable until the end of the contest: JustRelаx, MERRON, Bo0om. However, the sly tactics of capturing flags two minutes before the ending allowed one of the participants, namely karim, to win the contest. Bo0om also captured another flag at the last moment and left MERRON on the fourth place, from which he was overtaken by Yngwie.
So karim, who was the fourth not long before the end of the contest, won by 50 points. JustRelax being the leader throughout the contest took second place. Bo0om came in third.
We’ll keep our promise: 10 participants who showed the best results will get invitations to Positive Hack Days and special T-shirts (1 place — 5 tickets, 2 place — 4 tickets, 3 place — 3 tickets, from 4 to 10 place — 1 ticket per participant). Moreover, the top three participants will get diplomas.
Scoreboard in the Norton Commander style (http://hackquest.phdays.com/results.php):
Results
The racing continued right to the last minute. The top three was stable until the end of the contest: JustRelаx, MERRON, Bo0om. However, the sly tactics of capturing flags two minutes before the ending allowed one of the participants, namely karim, to win the contest. Bo0om also captured another flag at the last moment and left MERRON on the fourth place, from which he was overtaken by Yngwie.
So karim, who was the fourth not long before the end of the contest, won by 50 points. JustRelax being the leader throughout the contest took second place. Bo0om came in third.
We’ll keep our promise: 10 participants who showed the best results will get invitations to Positive Hack Days and special T-shirts (1 place — 5 tickets, 2 place — 4 tickets, 3 place — 3 tickets, from 4 to 10 place — 1 ticket per participant). Moreover, the top three participants will get diplomas.
Scoreboard in the Norton Commander style (http://hackquest.phdays.com/results.php):
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
New Reports at PHDays III: From ICS Security, to the Analysis of Java 0-day Exploits
How to build your own Stuxnet? Are security systems safe? Is it easy to watch the people and why physical security is the basis of any kind of security? Today we would like to bring to you attention some of more than 30 reports of the main technical program of Positive Hack Days III.
Labels:
continuous deployment,
facedancer,
java exploit,
lockpicking,
OSINT,
phdays,
reports,
rsa,
scada,
waf
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