Meet the folks of ws-attacker, BeEF, WAHH, sqlmap, Zed Attack Proxy, OWASP Top10, DOMinator, Minion, Mallodroid, and the inglorious bastards aka HackPra Allstars

[Dirk Wetter <dirk.wetter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

... at this year's OWASP AppSec Research 2013 (https://appsec.eu/) , which 
takes place in less than 4 weeks in Hamburg.

Excerpt:

A: Awesome trainings  (https://appsec.eu/trainings/)

Two days of pre‐conference technical training with a focus on builders (PHP, 
Java, JavaScript), a bit
of breaking and defending and last but not least satisfying the signs of time: 
Mobile!
Important: Trainers with outstanding international reputation! Highlights:

* Marcus Pinto (WAHH): MDSec’s Web Application Hacker’s Handbook, Live Edition
* Hawaiian Jim Manico, Irishman Eoin Keary: Web Application, Web Service and 
Mobile Secure Coding
* Dave Wichers (Project Lead OWASP Top 10): Securing Mobile Devices and 
Applications
* Mobile stuff: Mobile Application Hacking and Security — OWASP Top 10 Way by 
Hemil Shah
* Big stuff: SAP ABAP Pentesting from Frederik Weidemann
* New Stuff: Tiago Teles Defensive Programming for JavaScript & HTML5
* Solid stuff: Paco Hope (author of "web seurity testing book"): Defensive 
Programming in PHP
* Solid stuff II: Christian Schneider: Java Web Hacking & Hardening
* Go-away stuff: Christian Bockermann (AuditConsole) teaches ModSecurity in 
depth


B: Exciting conference program highlights, 2 days, 3 tracks 
(http://sched.appsec.eu/)

* David Ross (Master mind of the XSS filter in IE8+): insane in the IFRAME
* Yvan Boily (Mozilla): new testing framework Minion
* Stefano Di Paola ("DOMinator"): JavaScript libraries (in)security: A showcase 
of reckless uses and
  unwitting misuses
* Taras Ivashchenko (Yandex): CSP on a service with an audience more than 11 
million users per week
* Chris Eng: Real‐World Agile SDLC, not kidding
* Simon Bennetts (Mozilla/OWASP): What's new in OWASP Zed Attack Proxy
* Jim Manico (WhiteHat/OWASP): Top 10 Proactive Controls for Developers
* Dave Wichers (Aspect/OWASP): OWASP Top 10 – 2013
* Milton Smith (Product Security Manager for Java platform products @ Oracle) 
explains howto
 "Make the Future Secure with Java:
* Krzysztof Kotowicz (PRISM .. err .. Amazon 1 Button Chrome Extension):
  I'm in ur browser, pwning your stuff - Attacking (with) Google Chrome 
extensions
* Michele Orrù, Sardinian: Rooting your internals: Inter-Protocol Exploitation, 
custom shellcode and BeEF
* Paul Stone: Precision Timing – Attacking browser privacy with SVG and CSS
* Gareth Heyes, Scottish Highlander, will present an array of so far 
unpublished XSS attack techniques
  in his XSS Horror Show
* Mario Heiderich, believes that XSS can be eradicated by using JavaScript, 
will cover HTML injections
  that break each and every HTML filter and shows buggy browsers
* Fun w/ Broken SSL implementations on Android, spotted by MalloDroid, a story 
which made it to WSJ last year
* ... some more interesting SSL stuff!

--> Keynotes by Thomas Roessler (W3C), Angela Sasse (Head Information Security 
Research @ University College
    London), Dieter Gollmann (Head of Security in Distributed Applications, 
Technical University of
    Hamburg-Harburg

Teasers @ https://appsec.eu/program/talk-teaser/, 
https://appsec.eu/program/hackpra-allstars/


C: Open Source Security Showcase 
(https://appsec.eu/program/open-source-security-showcase/)

* Would you like to inject some SQL? Miroslav Stampar will show you how with 
sqlmap!
* Chris Bockermann: Honeynetting the web with community collectors running 
mod_security
* A new kid on the webservices penetration testing block:  WS-Attacker 
presented by XML-Security
  dudes Juraj Somorovsky and Christian Mainka


and much much more!

The conference will be held from August 22-23, 2013 (trainings from August 
20-21) at the Emporio Hamburg.
It's centrally located in the heart of the city with a splendid view over 
Binnen-, Aussenalster and River
Elbe.

As ticket prizes are subsidized by sponsors (anybody still interested? 
http://is.gd/QY8PT2), thus entry
fees are low (excl. VAT):

* 350 EUR€ (ISACA/ISC2/OWASP member)
* 420 EUR normal prize

trainings come extra.

The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a global open project 
composed of individuals, educational
organizations and supporting corporations from around the world. OWASP has 
quickly become the de facto
standards body for web application and software security by providing free, 
vendor‐neutral, practical,
cost‐effective application security guidelines.


cu,

Dirk




-- 
German OWASP Board, Conference Chair AppSec EU 2013
http://appsec.eu/       |                 @appseceu