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Security Group
Welcome to the Security Group! Regardless of whether you are a (red|blue|purple)teamer, ciso, or just curious, you're very welcome here.
No leet skills required … curiosity and an appetite for learning are all you need
What We Do
Security is a massive field so we have loads of options for things to do during our meetups. Things planned so far include, but are not limited to:
- CTF Challenges
- Discussions about recent zero-days, CVEs, supply-chain attacks, and the latest security drama
- Presentations & Lightning Talks Low-pressure member-led deep dives on cool research, hardware hacking, pentesting adventures, bachelor/master theses, anything else…!
- Talk Co-Watching Projecting classic hacker conference talks (DEF CON, CCC, Black Hat, Hope) in the space, with discussion afterwards.
Schedule & Next Meeting
We aim to meet roughly every second Thursday of each month, though our recurring rhythm is not rigid.
** The next meeting will be: ** Thursday the 12th at 18:30
Must-Watch Talks
Current list of talks we want to watch together; Feel free to append your own!
- And That's How I Lost My Other Eye... Explorations in Data Destruction - Zoz (DEF CON 23)
Thermite, industrial shredders, acid, and high explosives: finding out what actually destroys hard drive platters versus what leaves forensic traces behind. - Elevator Hacking: From the Pit to the Penthouse - Deviant Ollam & Howard Payne (DEF CON 22)
A hilarious and terrifying deep dive into why elevator security is mostly an illusion, standardized fire service keys (FEO-K1), and access overrides. - Infiltrating Far-Right Platforms in a Pink Power Ranger Suit - Martha Root (39C3)
Deploying automated bots to map out extremist dating networks, live doxxing of the platform operator, and wiping production servers on stage in full sentai spandex. - Pwned by the Owner: What Happens When You Steal a Hacker's Computer - Zoz (DEF CON 18)
A masterclass in reverse surveillance, persistent root access, and turning a stolen laptop into a digital honeypot for local police. - Go NULL Yourself - Joseph Tartaro / droogie (DEF CON 27)
What happens when a vanity plate meant to break DMV database queries accidentally auto-assigns every unread parking ticket in the entire state of California to you. - Finding Tony Abbott's Passport Number - Alex Hope (DEF CON 2020 Safe Mode)
A quick, sharp demonstration of real-world OSINT: pulling a former Prime Minister's passport and phone number from an Instagram photo of a discarded boarding pass.
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