Posts Tagged ‘training’

Kinesics Training / Peoplehacking Class

Sunday, January 23rd, 2011

For the last several barcamps, and the last two toorcons I’ve been presenting to large and small groups about the neat things that can be done with kinesics. I keep all the historic material (yes, including that spreadsheet) HERE.

I’ve found an organization out of San Francisco that does kinesics training, and based on all the feedback I’ve gotten from doing my talks over the last few years – people really dig this stuff. I thought it would be cool to have the pros come down and drop some knowledge on us all.

I’ve managed to arrange a training scenario with Humintell – 4 hours of clasroom training for $250 per person. We need at least 20 people to nail everything down so they’ll come see us down here in San Diego. Currently I have 13 people who have expressed interest in the class.

The idea is that I’ll arrange for the location (going to aim for Intuit, where we do barcamp) and the interested people, and they come to the location to do a 4 hour talk/workshop on a Saturday.

If this sounds in any way interesting, please email me or leave a comment! We’re getting really close to the target figure!

Post Mortem

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

So security101 went fairly well – people didn’t show up until later, and I had spent too much time screwing aroung with ettercap and MITM attacks to have enough battery to complete the entirety of the talk with all the examples I had hoped for.

Some of the attendees ended up asking lots of questions so the ‘flow’ I had envisioned sort of went out the window – but I’d much rather have people interested and actively asking me questions: It shows interest. I’d rather have interest then have them all silent while I blather on and on.

We all ended up at my place afterwards and I was giving short demos on MITM dns tomfoolery, rewriting all queries for microsoft.com to linux.com, and doing SSL MITM attacks against hotmail using ettercap. Pretty fun stuff!

I’ll be holding the class again for anybody that missed it the first time and wants to have it again, but I haven’t chosen a date yet.

If you’re interested in a date, please leave a comment! I’d like to hold the class when more people can attend.

Security 101 tonight!

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008

Tonight I’ll be hosting a free Security 101 session at Oggis in Mission Valley.

Here is a brief list of subjects I intend to touch on:

  • Networking and host/laptop/workstation configurations, and tools
  • Local Firewalls
  • Running Services
  • Apps to manage inbound and outbound traffic
  • Transmitting data: encrypted versus clear text
  • Differences between WPA and WEP
  • .. and some live examples!

Hope to see everyone there!