As much as we would like to continue posting videos for your learning pleasure, we have reached the 3rd and final part of our adventure.

Here are the final 4 videos to gorge on....

In today's release:

Offensive Technology: Launch Nuclear Missiles
With A Whistle by Adam Boileau(Hamilton)

Forensic Computing by Campbell Mackenzie (Auckland)

Continuing our video-tastic adventure, here is part 2 of the much anticipated in2securITy video release extravaganza!

Here are another 5 videos to tickle your learning bits....

In today's release:

Security Engineering by Simon Howard (Wellington)

Network Defence by Joh Pirie-Clarke (Hamilton)

This is an exploration of two approaches to input validation, black-listing and white-listing. It follows on from my now ancient first post
Validation -- Crunchy on the Outside

What is input anyway?

We can hardly discuss input validation techniques without understanding what input is, so here goes. At its most basic, input is a fluctuating electrical signal…. Hang on, our attackers don't control that, we write software.

The time has come ladies and gentlemen of Auckland for you to host and attend the final stop of the in2securITy national tour.

So without further ado, here are the much anticipated details of this event.

The Schedule and Talks

A printable version of the schedule (including speaker biographies and talk descriptions) can be downloaded here.

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The Team

Just a quickie to say thank you to Radio New Zealand for covering in2securITy today on their New Technology programme.

If you want to check out the piece, an mp3 is available here. In2securITy is covered from 09.35 onwards!

Thanks Donald!

This post kicks off the first in a quick series about whitebox vulnerability research. For our purposes, whitebox refers to situations where vulnerabilities are identified by reviewing supplied architecture, system design, documentation or source code.

Design Vulnerabilities

As pointed out in The Art of Software Security Assessment:

The time has come ladies and gentlemen of Wellington for you to host and attend the next stop of the in2securITy national tour.

So without further ado, here are the much anticipated details of this event.

If you haven't signed up but want to do so - there is still time. Just visit the signup page (only 11 seats remaining) (http://www.regonline.com/in2securityisad12wellington).

The Schedule and Talks

Welcome back to our continued walkthrough of the Stripe Web CTF!

Once again, only click read more if you want to see spoilers... you have been warned.