[Klug-general] Technical Meeting Saturday 31st October

[james morris]

On 8/10/2009, "James Blake" <jimmyblake at gmail.com> wrote:

>I may be able to get the authors of Wifoo - the definitive guide to
>wireless security to attend a meeting with a bit more notice (they
>also wrote Hacking Cisco Exposed....which I have a dedication in!)
>
>I used to work alongside these guys.
>

Sounds good. BTW, it was the lure of wearing fancy dress myself that did
not do it for me, I'm sure I'm not the only one who is intrigued about
the outfit you'll be wearing.

james.


>Sent from the mobile device of James Blake
>
>On 8 Oct 2009, at 15:17, "stuartbrand.co.uk"
><stuart at stuartbrand.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>
>> On 08 October 2009 at 15:49 james morris <james at jwm-art.net> wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > The lure of fancy dress don't do it for me neither, but I'll attend.
>> >
>> > Any ideas for topics/presentations? ...
>> >
>> > Looking in Linux Magazine this month there's an article about
>> wireless
>> > security, using kismet, aircrack-ng, and karmetasploit. I'd be
>> > interested to see this stuff demonstrated and to learn how big a
>> frown
>> > might arise on the face of big brother?
>> >
>> > James.
>> > /kent
>>
>> I use kismet at work to search for wireless devices and I can show
>> how to use it for that but not for advanced features like how to
>> decrypt a wep key, but still interesting I think
>>
>> plus I can show a little script I just made that re writes an ID3
>> tag on a .mp3 by using the file name and does so for all files in a
>> directory.
>>
>> Stuart
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