3.13.2010
Black Hat Webcast Pen Testing the Web with Firefox
Black Hat Europe 2010 April 12–15
Barcelona, Spain Hotel Rey Juan Carlos
Black Hat Abu Dhabi 2010
May 30th–June 2 Abu Dhabi, UAE
Black Hat USA 2010 July 24–29
Las Vegas, NV Caesars Palace
Black Hat Webcast — Auditing/Assessment: Pen Testing the Web with Firefox by Michael Shearer
Date: Thursday, March 18th, 2010
Time: 10:00 am PT/1:00 pm ET
Duration: 60 minutes w/ Q&A
Overview:
Hacking the web has never been easier. Whether you're using Firefox as a standalone tool for information gathering, modifying your browser with innovative extensions, or using Firefox as a web front-end for other penetration testing tools, you can hack all within the potentially anonymous cozy confines of your customized browser. Putting it all together brings your hack-foo one step further. DNS lookups, uptime reports, hosted hash crackers and online scanners are at your browser's fingertips. With Firefox's innovative add-on feature, a number of powerful extensions have been developed for security scanning, ethical hacking, penetration testing, and general security auditing. Finally, a number of penetration testing applications are built specifically with web-based front-ends. Add in a few recommendations for your setup and a few places to test your hacking skills, and your recipe for hack soup is complete.
Bio: Michael Schearer ("theprez98") is a government contractor who spent nearly nine years in the United States Navy as a combat-experienced EA-6B Prowler Electronic Countermeasures Officer. He also spent nine months on the ground doing counter-IED work with the U.S. Army. He is a graduate of Georgetown University's National Security Studies Program and a presenter at DEFCON, ShmooCon, HOPE and internationally at CONFidence (Poland) and HackCon (Norway) as well as other numerous conferences. Michael is a licensed amateur radio operator and an active member of the Church of WiFi. He lives in Maryland with his wife and four children.
Thank you
Black Hat Team
Black Hat Webcast Series Calendar:
Here is a listing of the currently scheduled upcoming webcast topics:
• April 2010: Windows 7 Security
• June 2010: Black Hat 2010 USA Preview
• August 2010: Black Hat 2010 USA Wrap Up
• September 2010: Expanding Compliance Into Critical Infrastructure
• October 2010: Building the Best Free HUD
Barcelona, Spain Hotel Rey Juan Carlos
Black Hat Abu Dhabi 2010
May 30th–June 2 Abu Dhabi, UAE
Black Hat USA 2010 July 24–29
Las Vegas, NV Caesars Palace
Black Hat Webcast — Auditing/Assessment: Pen Testing the Web with Firefox by Michael Shearer
Date: Thursday, March 18th, 2010
Time: 10:00 am PT/1:00 pm ET
Duration: 60 minutes w/ Q&A
Overview:
Hacking the web has never been easier. Whether you're using Firefox as a standalone tool for information gathering, modifying your browser with innovative extensions, or using Firefox as a web front-end for other penetration testing tools, you can hack all within the potentially anonymous cozy confines of your customized browser. Putting it all together brings your hack-foo one step further. DNS lookups, uptime reports, hosted hash crackers and online scanners are at your browser's fingertips. With Firefox's innovative add-on feature, a number of powerful extensions have been developed for security scanning, ethical hacking, penetration testing, and general security auditing. Finally, a number of penetration testing applications are built specifically with web-based front-ends. Add in a few recommendations for your setup and a few places to test your hacking skills, and your recipe for hack soup is complete.
Bio: Michael Schearer ("theprez98") is a government contractor who spent nearly nine years in the United States Navy as a combat-experienced EA-6B Prowler Electronic Countermeasures Officer. He also spent nine months on the ground doing counter-IED work with the U.S. Army. He is a graduate of Georgetown University's National Security Studies Program and a presenter at DEFCON, ShmooCon, HOPE and internationally at CONFidence (Poland) and HackCon (Norway) as well as other numerous conferences. Michael is a licensed amateur radio operator and an active member of the Church of WiFi. He lives in Maryland with his wife and four children.
Thank you
Black Hat Team
Black Hat Webcast Series Calendar:
Here is a listing of the currently scheduled upcoming webcast topics:
• April 2010: Windows 7 Security
• June 2010: Black Hat 2010 USA Preview
• August 2010: Black Hat 2010 USA Wrap Up
• September 2010: Expanding Compliance Into Critical Infrastructure
• October 2010: Building the Best Free HUD
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