HITBSecConf

In less than a month, Hack In The Box is launching its biggest global event: HITB+CyberWeek 2019. It is a week-long gathering (October 12-17, 2019, at Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi) that will bring together the world’s top cyber security experts to share and discuss their latest knowledge, ideas and techniques with security professionals and students.

Hack In The Box (HITB), known for its cutting-edge technical talks and trainings in computer security, is launching its biggest global event to be held in Abu Dhabi, UAE from 12-17 October 2019. HITB+CyberWeek will bring together the world’s top thinkers and cyber security experts to share their latest knowledge, ideas and techniques among security professionals but also students.

Op 9 en 10 mei wordt in de Beurs van Berlage (Amsterdam) de ‘Haxpo’ georganiseerd, een gratis toegankelijke expositie voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in (cyber)security, privacy en technologie.

De bekende IT-beveiligingsconferentie ‘Hack in the Box’ wordt dit jaar voor de tiende keer in Amsterdam georganiseerd. Daarom is er – naast de gebruikelijke conferentie – een gratis expositie waar bezoekers de hackerscultuur door de jaren heen zien en kennis kunnen maken met de komende ontwikkelingen in de securityindustrie.

Taking place across 5 days from the 6th till the 10th of May 2019, HITBSecConf2019 Amsterdam is one of the most prestigious cybersecurity events in Europe. With the event celebrating a decade of excellence, we took this opportunity to sit down with Dhillon Andrew Kannabhiran, the Founder and CEO of Hack in The Box, to talk about this year’s conference.

L33tdawg: Excited to see Amber's closing keynote at #HITB2018AMS next week!

Security research often starts as a hobby project, and Alfonso Muñoz’s and Jorge Cuadrado’s probe into mobile privacy is no exception.

The duo, who’s scheduled to reveal the results of their research at the Hack in the Box Conference in Amsterdam next week, ended up finding a way to establishing covert communication channels over GSM by abusing GSM AT commands.

In een presentatie op Hack in the Box in Amsterdam demonstreert beveiligingsonderzoekers Bernhard Mueller volgende maand hoe zijn Ethereum-codescanner Mythril in de praktijk werkt. Hij schreef de tool in Python om Etherum-code te analyseren.

A great many of us are living, staying or working in “smart” buildings, relying on automated processes to control things like heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, security and other operation systems. We expect those systems to work without a glitch and withstand attacks but, unfortunately, the security of these systems is still far from perfect.