Who: Joe Fitzpatrick of Securing Hardware What: free embedded security training Where: Black Lodge Research hackerspace When: Monday, September 30th, 7:00-9:00pm
Abstract: This workshop introduces several different relatively accessible interfaces on embedded systems. Attendees will get hands-on experience with UART, SPI, and JTAG interfaces on a MIPS-based wifi router. After a brief architectural overview of each interface, hands-on labs will guide through the process understanding, observing, interacting with, and exploiting the interface to potentially access a root shell on the target.
Instructor: Joe FitzPatrick (@securelyfitz) https://securinghardware.com/training/
What to bring: I’ll bring laptops with software, plus all the hardware. I’ll run the same workshop as I do at OWASP portland on september 24. Right now that’s attacking a MIPS target, but if i have enough time between now and then, I hope to rewrite it to target a Raspberry Pi. Bring a pen, and be prepared to pair up if equipment is limited.
Address: Black Lodge Research: 17725 NE 65th St, A-155; Evans Business Park, Bldg A; Redmond, WA 98052 Building A, mid-building, between the coffee roaster and the security company. Park facing the street, not in front of other businesses, or you may get towed. https://blacklodgeresearch.org/ http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2184616237#map=19/47.66334/-122.10399 https://map.what3words.com/warm.rapid.epic
P.S. Register for BSidesPDX. Free registration ends October 1st:
https://bsidespdx.org/events/2019/register.html
Black Lodge Research hackerspace hosts a monthly event with two adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting. Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before the monthly DC206 Meeting. DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00. The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport, starting at 1:00pm. BBQ begins after the DC206 Meeting presentation ends. This month the chef will be Hattz. We’re planning hamburgers and some brats. We’d welcome some additional dishes, as well as some decent hard ciders and beers
DC206 Meeting Presentation: TBD
Spoons will be giving our talk this month
This event will be videotaped by Panic. During event, remote users can interactively ask questions to speaker. You’ll need to sign in to Google Chat on the below Youtube URL. If you cannot attend, here’s the URL for the live streaming (and afterward, a copy of the video):
Who: ( Hattz, DarkDiesel, Dune, Panic, Spoony, Hoc Genu and the DC206 community)
Chef of the Month: Hattz or Spoony
This is our annual Post Hacker Summer camp BBQ and Chillout!
No speaker is scheduled, we are using this time to have some fun and network, talk about stuff we learned and share information. After food and drink, once the sun starts going down, we usually bring out the movies and have ourselves an outdoor movie night.
11:00am-1:00pm: Seattle Locksport
BBQ begins during or after Locksporting
Black Lodge Research hackerspace hosts a monthly event with two adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting. Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before the monthly DC206 Meeting. DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00. The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport. This month the chef will be either Hattz or Spoony. We’re planning burgers, brats, and other grilled meats. Please bring dishes to share as this is a community BBQ, and we love trying people’s fav dishes! We’d also welcome some decent hard ciders and beers.
What: July Seattle Locksport and DC206 Meeting
When: July 21, 2019 (3rd Sundays), 11:00am-~4:00pm
Where: Black Lodge Research
Who: (Bryan Hurd, Hattz, DarkDiesel, Dune, Panic, Spoony, Hoc Genu and the
DC206 community)
Chef of the Month: Hattz or Spoony
Black Lodge Research hackerspace hosts a monthly event with two
adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting.
Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before
the monthly DC206 Meeting. DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of
the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00.
The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport,
starting at 1:00pm. BBQ begins after the DC206 Meeting presentation ends.
This month the chef will be either Hattz or Spoony. We’re planning burgers,
brats, and other grilled meats. We’d welcome some additional dishes, as
well as some decent hard ciders and beers.
DC206 Meeting Presentation:
Cyber Counterintelligence, Terrorism and Breaches – tales from the early
days and today – by Bryan Hurd
This briefing – suited for audiences from CEOs to technical practitioners –
will explore some of the significant historic cases of cyber attacks to
threats facing our companies and families today.
Bryan Hurd, (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryanhurd/) is the founder of the
US Navy’s cyber counterintelligence program at NCIS. Mr. Hurd was also
Microsoft’s first director of Cybercrime intelligence at the Digital Crimes
Unit, and ran innovation for the entire US Watchlisting System. With over
25 years leading some of the world’s largest cyber investigations and
operations for the intelligence agency and commercial companies, he will
talk about nation state threats, analytic methods, and trends in attacks.
This event will be videotaped by Panic. During event, remote users
can interactively ask questions to speaker. You’ll need to sign in to
Google Chat on the below Youtube URL. If you cannot attend, here’s the URL
for the live streaming (and afterward, a copy of the video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhOpdRv4R4E
Black Lodge Research:
17725 NE 65th St, A-155; Evans Business Park, Bldg A; Redmond, WA 98052
Building A, mid-building, between the coffee roaster and the security
company.
Park facing the street, not in front of other businesses, or you may get
towed.
https://www.meetup.com/Black-Lodge-Research/
https://www.facebook.com/BlackLodgeResearch/
https://twitter.com/the_black_lodge
https://blacklodgeresearch.org/
http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2184616237#map=19/47.66334/-122.10399
https://map.what3words.com/warm.rapid.epic
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVZb0Q7zgrjfwncn-jcPwsg
Black Lodge Research hackerspace hosts a monthly event with two adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting. Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before the monthly DC206 Meeting. DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00. The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport, starting at 1:00pm. BBQ begins after the DC206 Meeting presentation ends. This month the chef will be Hattz. We’re planning hamburgers and some brats. We’d welcome some additional dishes, as well as some decent hard ciders and beers
DC206 Meeting Presentation:
Title: “Explosives, Theory and practice”
Abstract:From black powder to modern plastic explosives, the chemistry and design of explosives for warfare and demolition has always fascinated mankind. This presentation will discuss the theory, history and design of explosives and some weaponry based on them, such as armor-piercing. We will explore Nitrogen as the foundation of most modern explosives, the characteristics of various explosives, and the design principles used in penetrating armor and defeating armor piercing technology.
Bio: Erez Benari is an Israeli computer engineer. Born in Haifa, Israel, Benari has studied chemical engineering, which lead him to serving in the Israeli Army as a ammunition and explosive expert from 1991 to 1995, eventually reaching the highly-coveted Level 12 ammunition engineer certification. Today, Benari lives in Redmond, Washington, and works for Nvidia as an automation engineer in the company’s IT organization. Benari is also a published journalist and author, and an avid “Maker”, working mainly in Miniatures and Steampunk. To see some of Benari’s work, visit http://www.sirsteamalot.com
This event will be videotaped by Panic. During event, remote users can interactively ask questions to speaker. You’ll need to sign in to Google Chat on the below Youtube URL. If you cannot attend, here’s the URL for the live streaming (and afterward, a copy of the video):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vl6PUQnuLrk
What: May Seattle Locksport and DC206 Meeting When: May 19, 2019 (3rd Sundays), 11:00am-~4:00pm Where: Black Lodge Research Who: (Celeste, Hattz, DarkDiesel, Dune, Panic, and the DC206 community) Chef of the Month: Build-Your-own Taco Bar!
Post Presentation: TACOS! (and other assorted goodies)
Black Lodge Research is a hackerspace that hosts a monthly event with two adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting. Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before the monthly DC206 Meeting. DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00. The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport, starting at 1:00pm. The taco goodness will begin after the meeting presentation. Tortillas, Beef/Chicken taco meat, toppings and Mexican rice will be provided. Please bring your specialty meat items, or anything else to share! As always, we welcome decent hard ciders/beers/liquor. Look forward to seeing everybody!
DC206 Meeting Presentation:
Common Sense Career Transitions
Have you considered a tech career that was “above your pay grade”? What about a dream gig that you have few or – gasp – none of the basic qualifications for? Celeste will give you a few tips on how to identify skill gaps, then learn, network, and otherwise wrangle yourself into a job you wanted but never thought you could apply for, and have a better chance to pass the resume review stage
This event will be videotaped by Panic. During event, remote users can interactively ask questions to speaker. You’ll need to sign in to Google Chat on the below Youtube URL. If you cannot attend, here’s the URL for the live streaming (and afterward, a copy of the video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIb1776SoC8
What: April Seattle Locksport and DC206 Meeting When: April 21, 2019 (3rd Sundays), 11:00am-~4:00pm Where: Black Lodge Research Who: (Eugenie, Hattz, DarkDiesel, Dune, Panic, and the DC206 community) Chef of the Month: Easter Potluck!
Black Lodge Research hackerspace hosts a monthly event with two
adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting.
Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before
the monthly DC206 Meeting. DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of
the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00.
The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport,
starting at 1:00pm. Potluck begins after the DC206 Meeting presentation
ends.
*We are planning an Easter Potluck! Please bring a dish to share and
celebrate! As always, we welcome hard ciders/beer/drinks too! *
DC206 Meeting Presentation:
Title of Talk: Cryptography Basics
Abstract:
In this presentation, we will take a helicopter view on modern cryptography
with some underlying mathematical basics, and explanation of the most
widespread terms and abbreviations that you likely already met many times.
Bio:
Eugenia provides IT security consulting services (penetration testing,
security research and analysis, etc.) for enterprise clients. She holds a
master’s degree in Mathematics with a focus on cryptography and
cybernetics. With over 13 years’ experience in information security,
Eugenia has participated in various projects, from audit and consulting to
the design and implementation of complex distributed information security
systems, including PKI.
This event will be videotaped by Panic. It will not be live streamed via
YouTube.
If you cannot attend, there will be a recorded copy for those who would
like one.
Black Lodge Research:
17725 NE 65th St, A-155; Evans Business Park, Bldg A; Redmond, WA 98052
Building A, mid-building, between the coffee roaster and the security
company.
Park facing the street, not in front of other businesses, or you may get
towed.
https://www.meetup.com/Black-Lodge-Research/
https://www.facebook.com/BlackLodgeResearch/
https://twitter.com/the_black_lodge
https://blacklodgeresearch.org/
http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/2184616237#map=19/47.66334/-122.10399
https://map.what3words.com/warm.rapid.epic
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVZb0Q7zgrjfwncn-jcPwsg
What: March Seattle Locksport and DC206 Meeting When: Mar 17, 2019 (3rd Sundays), 11:00am-~4:00pm Where: Black Lodge Research Who: (Mug, Hattz, DarkDiesel, Dune, Panic, and the DC206 community) Chef of the Month: Luck ‘o the Irish Potluck!
Black Lodge Research hackerspace hosts a monthly event with two adjacent user groups: Seattle Locksport and the DC206 Meeting. Seattle Locksport’s monthly Eastside event takes place immediately before the monthly DC206 Meeting.
DC206 Meeting is the monthly meetup of the Seattle-area DEF CON community. Locksport takes place 11:00-1:00. The DC206 Meeting takes place immediately after Seattle Locksport, starting at 1:00pm. BBQ begins after the DC206 Meeting presentation ends. This month we will be doing a potluck for St. Patrick’s Day.
DC206 Meeting Presentation:
CTF: Reaching people with fun and games by Mug
Abstract: Mug’s security team is always looking for better ways to reach employees in his Fortune 500 Company. The business environment is formal and professional. Newsletters, blogs, mandatory training courses and an optional video series with certification simply aren’t enough – as evidenced by the incident response team that’s as busy as ever. For Cybersecurity Awareness Month in 2018 we hosted a Capture the Flag aimed at technical employees of all skill levels. Mug wants to share his success and lessons learned with this little (huge), well planned (total cluster), highly funded (no systems, budget, time, or support) funtimes and subversive training activity.
Bio: Mug’s been a blue teamer for the last 21 years, owing much of his success to a “let’s be practical” approach to problem solving and having an uncanny ability to spot and address communication breakdowns. Specific areas of focus have included DFIR, network protective control and feeling the pain of building an internal PKI that’s grown well beyond its original scope. Currently in the role of security architect at a Fortune 500 company, Mug and his team lead the global success or failure of the company’s electronic information risk management practices.
Kit is only $35, and includes a large list of parts and projects. I will waive my usual teaching fee and ask students to drop it in the BLR donation box instead. I’ll start by running a 30 min slide overview of Arduino, then I will help folks get going with the first project in the kit. Students usually get 2 to 4 of the projects running during the class, and are able to finish the rest on their own.