Cork

OWASP Cork

Welcome to the Cork chapter homepage. The chapter leaders are Fiona Collins and Darren Fitzpatrick.

Participation

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Chapter Meetings - 2014

OWASP September Event

Chapter Meeting - Joint event with CorkSec
When	Where
Tuesday 2nd September Doors: 19:00 Talks start: 19:15	Venue Location: SoHo Venue Address: Grand Parade, Cork, Ireland Venue Map: Google Maps (Registration. Register here)
DESCRIPTION
The first OWASP Cork Chapter meeting is taking place on Tuesday September 1st upstairs in SoHo bar on Grand Parade. This meeting is a joint event with the CorkSec group (http://www.meetup.com/CorkSec/). We would love if you could stay around after for a chat and some networking. There are two talks lined up: Talk 1: Web to Shell by Darren Fitzpatrick Darren will introduce the concept of getting a shell through a website. This basically means remotely taking over the server on which a web application is installed. After a little theory, he will go about delivering demonstrations of this in action. Demos will include common attack vectors of this type and one recent and quite common ruby on rails specific remote exploit. Talk 2: How I got into Security by Jack Baylor In this short talk I'll be covering: my education and previous work experience what courses I wish I'd covered but didn't how I got interested initially how I started researching and networking how I came about working in Qualcomm how some others broke into security (through polling others here and through talking to people on LinkedIn etc...), what courses I intend to take in the next 1, 2 and 5 years

Everyone is welcome to join us at our chapter meetings.