March 17th: #MAPPgate discussion, led by @pbr90x

Feb 18: Taylor presenting Uncomfortable Silence: For the Lullz plus Eldon giving us a ShmooCon Wrap-Up: the Good, the Bad, the Chilly

Jan 21: ??

Dec 17: ??

Nov 19: Geek Gifts

Oct 15: Keith Watson presenting Anatomy of DragonCon’s Wall of Sheep

Sep 17: Keith et al; DragonCon:Pictures or It Didn’t Happen & Economic/Money Hacking discussion, first meeting at new venue!

Aug 20: The Silvers, Beau, and Trent and Mike, and everyone who shared for BlackHat, b-sides, & Defcon 19 WrapUp: The Good, The Bad, The Dehydrated

Jun 18th: Presentation Brainstorming for Hackid and DefCon planning

May 21st: Rodger: Open Source Forensic Super Timelining, pgp key-signing, and CA Cert. assurance

April 16th: 0uterZ0ne WrapUp and MinuteMen(tor)

Mar 19 0uterZ0ne

Feb 19 dr.kaos & diguniz How to Build the Worlds Most Awesome Vegan Media Center in Under 2 Hours!

Jan 15 Ben Feinstein and Don Jackson Operation Coredump: Countering the AFcore Botnet Threat

Dec 18 Chris Silvers: Something smells phishy: The Evolution of Social Engineering

Nov 20 Geek Gifts: Show and Tell

Oct 15 John: SysUsage: Monitoring in 5 Minutes

Sept 18 ShoeCon an Atlanta Institution in the making

Aug 28: Vince Guidry Presenting Grokking Bacula

Jul 17:

Jun 19:

May 15: Michael Potter presenting
sudo:Beginner to expert in 1 hour

Apr 17 ‘Bye KC!

Mar 20 outerz0ne field trip

Feb 20 with Beau Woods presenting
Social Engineering; The Dark Art

Jan 16 dr.kaos presenting:
A Hacker’s Guide to Dumping Your Cable Provider For Good

Dec 19 Nick Owen Presenting:
WiKiD Two-factor Auth and Securing Network Access with Open Source Solutions

Nov 21: Geek Gifts

Oct 17 Keith Watson presenting Digital Tuner Hacking

Sept 19 Keith Presenting Wall of Sheep Post-Mortem

Aug 22 DefCon Wrap-up

Jul 18 Robert McCurdy presenting:
Portable Pwnage

Jun 20: dr.kaos Presenting:
Virtualization Security 101

May 16: Phreakmonkey Presenting:
The Oldest Working Modem in the World

Apr 18 : Brandon Moulton Presenting:
Animation!

Mar 21 : Stephen Cristol Presenting
An Application of Math to Epidemiologic Research; also Eater introducing FreeSide

Feb 21: CTF Discussion also; Gavin Mead Presenting
Introduction to Paterva’s Maltego

Dec 20: Utilities You Can’t Live Without
(informational potluck)

Nov 15: Geek Gifts

Oct 18 Scott Moulton Presenting
Top 10 (New!) Things You Didn’t Know About Hard Drives.

Sept 20 : Ben Feinstein Presenting
Loaded Dice: SSH Key Exchange & the OpenSSL PRNG Bug

VENUE UPDATE: The meeting this Saturday, May 19 will be held from 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM in the Laughing Skull Lounge at The Vortex Midtown (878 Peachtree Street Northeast  Atlanta, GA 30309). Paid parking is available across the street from The Vortex.

Doug Burks presents Security Onion

Traditional Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) can be costly, difficult to install, and may not provide all the capabilities that you need to defend your network. Network Security Monitoring (NSM) combines traditional IDS alerts with additional data to give you a more complete picture of what’s happening on your network. This presentation will demonstrate how to deploy NSM in just a few minutes using a free Linux distro called Security Onion.

Brad Shoop presents Splunk for Security Onion

Splunk for Security Onion provides additional visibility into Security Onion events and logs and is designed to supplement the existing tools already included (Sguil, Snorby and Squert). incorporating events from Snort, Bro IDS, OSSEC and PADS, the app provides powerful correlation capabilities for improved monitoring, trending and investigations.

To present at a meeting, email beth AT dc404 DOT org