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HITB: An eco-system of disruptions and dependencies

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Tense moments, a few history made, interesting discussions, and a charming intersection of various worlds F-Secure’s movie star chief studies officer Mikko Hypponen chops off his trademark ponytail for charity THE Hack In The Box Security Conference in Kuala Lumpur (HITBSecConf2012 or HITB2012KUL) that ran from Oct 10-11 was a fitting monument to the collection’ 10 th anniversary.   It changed into the biggest ever, exceeding the 1,010-attendee goal set with the aid of organizer Hack In The Box (HITB), and had its percentage of historic moments too – whilst the a great deal-predicted iOS 6 jailbreak did no longer take place, the panel dialogue related to the iOS ‘Dream Team’ of experts who've unleashed many jailbreak equipment and carrier unlocks discovered a rapt target audience – each physically on the convention, and through a stay video circulation.   The -day convention itself had more than seven-hundred attendees, and HITB2012KUL saw about 1,100 visitors at the exhibit...

HITB conference proper kicks off today

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Triple-song convention – no keynotes, no sales pitches – starts nowadays with worldwide legends Many facet-activities as properly, including a worm-hunt offering US$2mil rewards in overall, and a charity auction THE 10 th edition of the Hack In The Box Security Conference (HITBSecConf2012) kicks off in Kuala Lumpur nowadays (Oct 10) after days of technical schooling and workshops, bringing returned on stage forty two of the collection’ most popular audio system of the beyond decade.   These include hacker legend John ‘Captain Crunch’ Draper; information-security legend Mikko Hypponen, the chief research officer at F-Secure; Lucas Adamski, director of protection engineering at Mozilla; and Peter ‘Brokep’ Sunde and Fredrik ‘Tiamo’ Neij, the founders of The Pirate Bay; and DNS guru Paul Vixie.   The iOS Dream Team of professionals who've unleashed many jailbreak tools and service unlocks can also be there; as will Chris Evans, who leads protection for Chrome at Google; and fou...