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Revision as of 15:59, 10 December 2009
The meeting will be held in Tuesday, Dec 8th, 2009.
Location: IBM/Watchfire Offices, Sapir 1, Herzliya Pituach
Map: [1]
Agenda
OWASP DC 2009 Highlights
Ofer Maor, Hacktics
In this lecture we will review the highlights of the last global OWASP Conference in DC. We will review some of the new aspects in application security, and new OWASP Projects. Among other topics, we will discuss the upcoming launch of the new OWASP Top 10 (2010), which is now in Release Candidate state, and reflects the changes in the spread of various application attacks.
Decompilation Injection
Maty Siman, Checkmarx
The presentation will show a novel way to protect .NET assemblies against reverse-engineering and recompilation. By injecting them with commands that are activated only at the recompilation stage, the application retroactively detects the reverse-engineering process and acts upon it.
