Come out and join us for some Lockpicking at the space January 24th from 6:30 to whenever you go home. Bring your picks as we will have locks. Or if you are new to lock picking, just show up and we will help you get started with picking your very first lock!
Come learn how to setup your own personal private virtual network connection!
Have you ever wanted to make sure your connect at a coffee shop or hotel was secure?
Have you ever Wanted to take advantages of the freedom other countries like Sweden have with their internet?
This is a hands on class, you will leave the class with a working VPN connection to your remote server where ever that might be.
I recommend everyone get VPS setup at this location. http://swedendedicated.com/ and read the for a list of acceptable services to run on your vps. http://swedendedicated.com/acceptable-services
This event is free to all transistor members contact nemus on dc801 freenode irc for free code.
Also if you do not have or want your own remote server or system to setup OpenVPN on I will provided virtual machines for you to work from. Please let me know before hand.
Ever wanted to know how a code gets compromised? Want to learn how to write a basic exploit? Come hang out with us as we work away through the Hacking: The Art of Exploitation. I will be going over chapter one on this night. All levels of experience welcome.
We recommended starting with Doctor Unicorns hands on exploit development walk through. http://www.grotepas.com/2013/01/exploiting-simple-stack-overflows.html
Come out this Friday to the DC801 hackerspace for a night full of wireless (in)security. We will be discussing the latest trends and tactics used by many to steal your internet and sometimes your information. Topis include: How hackers bypass your WPA2 authentication on your home Wifi router. Why you should never trust open Wifi networks (or anything that looks like a pineapple), whether it be at a coffee shop or on an airplane. What is NFC, ISIS, and Google Wallet and how secure is it?
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Open for all. Bring down a dish / cooking stuff and show us what you can do. Be prepared to share your creation(s) with the other participants. :D
Come out and join us for some Lockpicking at the space January 24th from 6:30 to whenever you go home. Bring your picks as we will have locks. Or if you are new to lock picking, just show up and we will help you get started with picking your very first lock!
This meeting is to discuss any changes that are wanted or needed for the space. This meeting is also dedicated to planning any future events.
This meeting is to discuss any changes that are wanted or needed for the space. This meeting is also dedicated to planning any future events.
Members of theTransistor. Bring your programming projects down. Every Thursday night at theTransistor in Orem is Programming night. :)
Saturdays and Tuesdays. Members; come down when you know that there will be a group. :)
Anyone interested in joining is welcome to stop by. Contact us first if possible to set up a time for a tour.
Come learn how to setup your own personal private virtual network connection!
Have you ever wanted to make sure your connect at a coffee shop or hotel was secure?
Have you ever Wanted to take advantages of the freedom other countries like Sweden have with their internet?
This is a hands on class, you will leave the class with a working VPN connection to your remote server where ever that might be.
I recommend everyone get VPS setup at this location. http://swedendedicated.com/ and read the for a list of acceptable services to run on your vps. http://swedendedicated.com/acceptable-services
This event is free to all transistor members contact nemus on dc801 freenode irc for free code.
Also if you do not have or want your own remote server or system to setup OpenVPN on I will provided virtual machines for you to work from. Please let me know before hand.
Thanks
http://dc801openvpn.eventbrite.com/
Ever wanted to know how a code gets compromised? Want to learn how to write a basic exploit? Come hang out with us as we work away through the Hacking: The Art of Exploitation. I will be going over chapter one on this night. All levels of experience welcome.
We recommended starting with Doctor Unicorns hands on exploit development walk through. http://www.grotepas.com/2013/01/exploiting-simple-stack-overflows.html
http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-The-Art-Exploitation-Edition/dp/1593271441/ref=zg_bs_3648_5
Also more useful info.
http://www.exploit-db.com/papers/13205/
http://www.shell-storm.org/shellcode/files/shellcode-399.php
http://media.blackhat.com/bh-us-12/Briefings/Le/BH_US_12_Le_Linux_Interactive_Exploit_Development_with_GDB_and_PEDA_Slides.pdf
http://zacon.org.za/Archives/2009/slides/2009_zacon_Stalker.pdf
This meeting is to discuss any changes that are wanted or needed for the space. This meeting is also dedicated to planning any future events.
This meeting is to discuss any changes that are wanted or needed for the space. This meeting is also dedicated to planning any future events.
Members of theTransistor. Bring your programming projects down. Every Thursday night at theTransistor in Orem is Programming night. :)
Saturdays and Tuesdays. Members; come down when you know that there will be a group. :)
Anyone interested in joining is welcome to stop by. Contact us first if possible to set up a time for a tour.
Join the infamous Wharff late night after the members meeting for a new movie every month!
Don’t forget to bring your snack / SOs. See you there!
First meeting night of Salt Lake City PHP users group. More details to come.
This meeting is to discuss any changes that are wanted or needed for the space. This meeting is also dedicated to planning any future events.
Date: Thursday, April 4th, 2013
Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Presenter: Hyrum Mills
Activity: APT1 Report
Location: LDS Riverton Office Building
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=3740+W+13400+S,+Riverton&hl=en&sll=40.506621,-111.972055&sspn=0.063041,0.06712&hnear=3740+W+13400+S,+Riverton,+Utah+84065&t=m&z=17
Members of theTransistor. Bring your programming projects down. Every Thursday night at theTransistor in Orem is Programming night. :)
Come out this Friday to the DC801 hackerspace for a night full of wireless (in)security. We will be discussing the latest trends and tactics used by many to steal your internet and sometimes your information. Topis include: How hackers bypass your WPA2 authentication on your home Wifi router. Why you should never trust open Wifi networks (or anything that looks like a pineapple), whether it be at a coffee shop or on an airplane. What is NFC, ISIS, and Google Wallet and how secure is it?
Just hanging out having fun.
Saturdays and Tuesdays. Members; come down when you know that there will be a group. :)
Anyone interested in joining is welcome to stop by. Contact us first if possible to set up a time for a tour.