Next week in Malaysia security conference Hack in The Box Kuala Lumpur is set to make headlines in its 11th year with talks on hacking airline systems, getting iCloud data access, and the Microsoft bounty winner.
Hack in The Box has a reputation for featuring explosive talks from security researchers whose findings often sound like the basis for dramatic movie plots.
This October, both Chief Security Officers of Akamai and Facebook will be in Kuala Lumpur to deliver their Day 1 and Day 2 keynote talks at HITBSecConf2013 (October 16th and 17th).
The organizers of the Hack In The Box (HITB) security conference have managed to publish the complete videos of all the talks from #HITB2013AMS.
So, in case you haven’t made it to the conference, or if you want to take another look at one of the many interesting presentations, check out the official HITB YouTube channel.
L33tdawg: Yes, this happened last week, so we're a little late in publishing this news, but hey - better late than never :)
Tomorrow in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, groundbreaking security conference Hack In The Box is set to open its doors to an estimated 1000+ attendees - in the same place it launched ten years of security conference controversy, hacking headlines, and an era of epic exploits and disruption.
From October 8-11 the Intercontinental Hotel in Kuala Lumpur will be the epicenter for a historical security event: next month in Malaysia, conference of legend Hack in The Box will celebrate its tenth year.
Hack in The Box returns to the scene of the crime for an anniversary fête that looks amazing - and will be packed with hackers, security professionals, developers and more from around the world. It's expected to be the biggest HiTB to date.
What first began as a small gathering for computer security enthusiasts in 2002, the Hack In The Box Security Conference series (HITBSecConf) has since grown into a must attend event in the calendar of security professionals from around the globe. Next month, HITBSecConf will celebrate it’s 10th year anniversary (8th - 11th October) where it will unleash the latest expansion to it's ever popular Capture The Flag (CTF) competition, dubbed Fallout Apocalypse.
Ten years ago, Hack In The Box (HITB) held its first ever ‘hacking conference’ in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Since then, this annual gathering of security enthusiasts has grown to become one of the world’s leading events for groundbreaking talks on cutting-edge IT security research with events in Europe and Asia.
L33tdawg: $2 million sounds mighty tasty :) What are you waiting for?! Book those flight tickets already!!!
If Google hadn’t made the message clear enough already: It really, really wants you to hack its software.
At the end of last May, Mozilla sponsored the HackWEEKDAY contest at the third annual Hack In the Box conference in the Netherlands. The contest ran alongside the rest of the HITB conference which featured presentations on security topics including new iPhone jailbreaks and a second day key note from Bruce Schneier.
