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Shmoocon 2008 videos are online



After the presentations of Shmoocon 2008, the videos are now also coming online.

http://www.shmoocon.org/2008/videos/

BUT some of the filenames are incorrectly named. Go over to room362.com to see the list of incorrect videos. I'm sure this will be corrected in the coming hours or days. But for now, time to load them on your ipod.

  • First batch of Shmoocon 2008 presentations online
  • Podcast: Hak.5 Episode 3x08 -- Shmoocon Special
  • 802.11 Wireless attack paper and updates from Blackhat on PEAP/EAP-TLS issues
  • Hak5 video Podcast about ShmooCon 2007: Jikto, Dead drives and Lockpicking
  • ShmooCon2007 videos are online
  • How to watch security conferences on your ipod
  • Presentations of Blackhat Europe 2008

Posted by Security4all at 31.5.08

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