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11 October 2013 (RSVP to [email protected] or on [http://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-Security-Hub/ Melbourne Security Hub]) | 11 October 2013 (RSVP to [email protected] or on [http://www.meetup.com/Melbourne-Security-Hub/ Melbourne Security Hub]) | ||
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This is a beginner-level presentation aimed at anyone with an interest in software security. No prior security knowledge is required, however If you’re completely unfamiliar with the below topics, having a quick read over the following may help you keep up, Basic understanding of: | This is a beginner-level presentation aimed at anyone with an interest in software security. No prior security knowledge is required, however If you’re completely unfamiliar with the below topics, having a quick read over the following may help you keep up, Basic understanding of: | ||
| − | + | * Programming in C or C++ | |
| − | + | * Number systems, base 2, 10, 16 | |
| − | + | * Debugging… GDB, etc. | |
| − | + | * An idea of the x86/x64 assembly language | |
| − | + | * Bit of BASH | |
Sitting on the fence? The presentation is a great starting point for those interested in security and will give you the necessary base knowledge to approach more advanced topics about software security. | Sitting on the fence? The presentation is a great starting point for those interested in security and will give you the necessary base knowledge to approach more advanced topics about software security. | ||
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==== About the speaker ==== | ==== About the speaker ==== | ||
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Julian graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Computer Science and started work as a freelance software developer with a focus on web applications. While freelancing, he has co-founded and was lead developer for a rock-climbing startup. The opportunity arose at a web company called Rundl which emphasised web security and reminded me of my passion for this field. Security was not a focus throughout my studies and one of my goals is to fill this gap through education. | Julian graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Computer Science and started work as a freelance software developer with a focus on web applications. While freelancing, he has co-founded and was lead developer for a rock-climbing startup. The opportunity arose at a web company called Rundl which emphasised web security and reminded me of my passion for this field. Security was not a focus throughout my studies and one of my goals is to fill this gap through education. | ||
'''Daniel Parker''' | '''Daniel Parker''' | ||
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Daniel Parker is a student at Swinburne University of Technology, studying a Bachelor of Software Engineering. Daniel is a co-founder of Inductive Studios, a web development business based in Geelong. 'Daniel is the leader of the programming stream in the Swinburne Cyber Security Club (SCSC) and competed in the Cyber Security Challenge Australia (CySCA) earlier this year as a member of Swinburne’s teams. | Daniel Parker is a student at Swinburne University of Technology, studying a Bachelor of Software Engineering. Daniel is a co-founder of Inductive Studios, a web development business based in Geelong. 'Daniel is the leader of the programming stream in the Swinburne Cyber Security Club (SCSC) and competed in the Cyber Security Challenge Australia (CySCA) earlier this year as a member of Swinburne’s teams. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 30 September 2013
When
11 October 2013 (RSVP to [email protected] or on Melbourne Security Hub)
Socialising: 18:00 - 18:30
Presentation: 18:30 - 19:30 (pizza and soft drinks will be provided)
Join us afterwards for a drink at a bar nearby.
Where
The York Butter Factory (on the corner of King St and Collins St) 62-66 King Street Melbourne, VIC 3000
Topic
Introduction to Buffer Overflows (Stack Smashing)
The presentation will open with a quick recap of number systems, data types, the stack, memory and assembly. Then we ramp it up with a demo that finds ourselves deep inside GDB looking at assembly, stack dumps and hex. Concluding the presentation will be a challenge to test your skills!
This is a beginner-level presentation aimed at anyone with an interest in software security. No prior security knowledge is required, however If you’re completely unfamiliar with the below topics, having a quick read over the following may help you keep up, Basic understanding of:
- Programming in C or C++
- Number systems, base 2, 10, 16
- Debugging… GDB, etc.
- An idea of the x86/x64 assembly language
- Bit of BASH
Sitting on the fence? The presentation is a great starting point for those interested in security and will give you the necessary base knowledge to approach more advanced topics about software security.
About the speaker
Julian Berton
Julian graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Computer Science and started work as a freelance software developer with a focus on web applications. While freelancing, he has co-founded and was lead developer for a rock-climbing startup. The opportunity arose at a web company called Rundl which emphasised web security and reminded me of my passion for this field. Security was not a focus throughout my studies and one of my goals is to fill this gap through education.
Daniel Parker
Daniel Parker is a student at Swinburne University of Technology, studying a Bachelor of Software Engineering. Daniel is a co-founder of Inductive Studios, a web development business based in Geelong. 'Daniel is the leader of the programming stream in the Swinburne Cyber Security Club (SCSC) and competed in the Cyber Security Challenge Australia (CySCA) earlier this year as a member of Swinburne’s teams.
Hoping you’re excited to get involved! Don’t forget to RSVP! :)
OWASP Melbourne :)
