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28
Apr
08

II Encontro de Software Livre de Pernambuco

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Categories: Conferences and ESOL

I gave a lecture at the “II Encontro de software livre de Pernambuco“, that word by word means “Second Pernambuco’s meeting of free software”. Unfortunately I couldn’t get there before my lecture because I was working. The lecture was about Apache’s hardening. After show up how to exploit it twice (with Linux at H2HC and with Windows at uCon) I felt in a duty to find out how the best way to secure it.

22
Mar
08

Bossa ‘08 Conference

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Categories: Bossa and Conferences

The Bossa Conference is one of the most expected conference of my region. Mainly because it has the support of the INdT and always brings to us people of the whole word to gave lectures about free softwares and open source development. And tanks to nokia to support the INdT in Recife. I wasn’t there but I hope be there next year for sure!

16
Feb
08

uCon Security Conference I Edition at Recife

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Categories: Conferences and uCon

I glad to say that I was at first uCon (should I spell “micro con”?), It was just as they say in the website: “Founded in the true spirit of hacking, uCon is a totally informal conference on hacking, technology and information and telecommunication security. ” Friends “Rio de Janeiro” e “Tocatins” came from the meeting. The lectures are available for download, take a look. Great job of the The Bug! Magazine guys.

15
Nov
07

Hacker 2 Hacker Conference IV Edition at Brasília

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Categories: Conferences and H2HC

H2HC IV was great. After two years been held at São Paulo it comes back to Brasília. I’ve been take part of the conference since the first edition and I’m a witness of its growth each year. So, and what happens this year? They made three days course, capture the flag challenge and bring Alexander Kornbrust as international speaker. See the capture de flag results at istf website.

Tanks h2hc staff for the great job!

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