Saturday September 15th is your DC404 meeting at Manuel’s Tavern at 2pm
Daniel Pagan will be presenting AES Burst:
The new tool, AES Burst, breaks the traditional approach to brute forcing AES keys by taking advantage of weak key derivation.
Daniel Pagan is a senior Computer Science student at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He is a former penetration testing intern with IBM X-Force Red and during that time he was a DEFCON goon with DCTV.
Come prepared to share what you are working on. Your project doesn’t have to be complete and slides are not required (like show-n-tell).
We will have a projector if you need it.
We will be running the NetKotH CTF for this meeting. This event is targeted at both beginners and experienced pentesters. If you’d like to play along, you should bring a laptop with your favorite tools installed (like Kali Linux or ArchStrike). If you are new to CTFs there will be plenty of people willing to help you get started.
More information about NetKotH can be found here:
We will also be hosting a mini lock pick village.
Our meetings are at Manuel’s Tavern. Free parking is behind Manuel’s and on the South side across the alley.
We meet in the First Level Room:
From the front entrance on North Highland, immediately turn right, go past the bathrooms to the First Level room.
From the back parking lot entrance, go all the way to the front doors, turn left, go past the bathrooms to the First Level room.
Manuel’s Tavern
602 North Highland Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30307
https://www.manuelstavern.com/
All ages/skill levels welcome. No dues, feel free to bring new friends.
Our Home page: https://dc404.org
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http://lists.kaos.to/listinfo.cgi/dc404-chat-kaos.to
IRC Channel: #dc404 chat.freenode.net
Web IRC: https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=%23dc404
Atlanta Cybersecurity Engineers Discord Server Channel
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Discord Invite Code: https://discord.gg/9cBHYV9
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