BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:-//Calagator//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Calagator METHOD:PUBLISH VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:America/Los_Angeles BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20180311T020000 RDATE:20180311T020000 RDATE:20190310T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20181104T020000 RDATE:20181104T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180919T070911Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180922T220000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180922T180000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180919T070911Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180919T070911Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250474258 DESCRIPTION:Hack2Learn is a monthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opportuni ty hackers\, and we will be introducing you to all the various types of challenges that you might face at any level\, and at any time in the fie lds of information security and technology as a whole\, for fun or profi t.Hacker/Tech culture and community can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_ ^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly i t is\, what we are and what we do. During this meetup at PASCAL\, we wel come n00bs with open arms! Never competed in a CTF challenge before? Nev er even heard of CTFs? Do you have a strong desire to learn &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Learn!For the fir st Hack2Learn meetup\, we will walk you through the setup process\, star ting with installing a virtual machine and setting up a beginner friendl y Linux environment (Kali counts as beginner friendly\, right?)\, follow ed by a lightning lesson on command line. Once everyone is ready\, we wi ll dive right in to a STEMCTF challenge created by MITRE Cyber Academy. Basic understanding of at least one programming language and/or security concepts is helpful\, but not necessary. Honestly\, when we say all you need is a desire to learn\, we mean it!If you have a laptop\, bring it. We have a handful of loaners for those who need them\, as well as sever al desktop PCs for use at the hackerspace. So\, brush off your social an xiety\, leave your impostor syndrome at the door\, and let your inner ha cker take a crack at capture the flag- PASCAL edition! Questions? email [masked]\, or leave a comment on the meetup page (though we tend to not check that as often.)\n\nTags: meetup:event=xhvqfqyxmbdc\, meetup:group= pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontroller s\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, computer program ming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calaga tor.org/events/1250474258 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/254627982/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hacking+PASCAL=Hack2Learn LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180925T050330Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20181020T220000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20181020T180000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180925T050330Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20180925T050330Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250474324 DESCRIPTION:Hack2Learn is a monthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opportuni ty hackers\, and we will be introducing you to all the various types of challenges that you might face at any level\, and at any time in the fie lds of information security and technology as a whole\, for fun or profi t.Hacker/Tech culture and community can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_ ^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly i t is\, what we are and what we do. During this workshop at PASCAL\, we w elcome n00bs with open arms! Never competed in a CTF challenge before? N ever even heard of CTFs? Do you have a strong desire to learn &\; tea ch alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Learn!For the O ctober edition of Hack2Learn\, we will be focusing on web and binary cha llenges. First we will make sure everyone is set up with a virtual machi ne and the OS of their choice (though Kali is recommended\, specifically for the web challenges). For the binary challenges we will install Cutt er which is something of an intro to Radare2. You are encouraged to fami liarize yourself with Cutter and R2 prior to the workshop\; take a look- ->\; https://github.com/radareorg/cutter (note: downloading a VM and/o r installing a new OS is not necessary for using Cutter when working on the binary challenges\, unless you're using Mac OS in which case you wil l need to spin up a VM for either Windows or Linux).Basic understanding of at least one programming language and/or security concepts is helpful \, but not necessary. Honestly\, when we say all you need is a desire to learn\, we mean it!Cylon is setting up a wireless hacking station for O ctober H2L as well\, and will be offering some hands-on experience to an yone interested in the wonderful world of wireless hax!If you have a lap top\, bring it. We have a handful of loaners for those who need them\, a s well as a few desktop PCs for use at the hackerspace. So\, brush off y our social anxiety\, leave your impostor syndrome at the door\, and let your inner hacker take a crack at capture the flag! Questions? Send an e mail to [masked]\, or leave a comment on the meetup page (though we tend to not check that as often.)\n\nTags: meetup:event=254929347\, meetup:g roup=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontr ollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, computer pr ogramming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://c alagator.org/events/1250474324 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/254929347/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hacking+PASCAL=Hack2Learn LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190115T080639Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190117T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190117T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190115T080639Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190115T080639Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250474841 DESCRIPTION:Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! (Part 2) Hack2Learn is a bi-m onthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opportunity hackers\, and we will be introducing you to all the various types of challenges that you might fa ce at any level\, and at any time in the fields of information security and technology as a whole\, for fun or profit.Hacker/Tech culture and co mmunity can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly it is\, what we are and what we do. During this meetup at PASCAL\, we welcome n00bs with open arms! N ever competed in a CTF challenge before? Never even heard of CTFs? Do yo u have a strong desire to learn &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Learn! For the next Hack2Learn workshop (yes\ , we are finally getting this event rolling again!)\, we will be taking a crack at Assembly-focused CTF (Capture The Flag) challenges: specifica lly\, the PICOCTF2018Assembly 0-2. MrDe4d will be walking everyone throu gh these challenges\, step by step (pun!) so that everyone in attendance will gain theoretical as well as applicable knowledge.Being able to gai n control of system memory is a powerful skill\, and is a gateway to und erstanding memory structure\, how data is accessed and processed\, how t he OS\, CPU and programs interface with one another and ultimately how t o pwn. A lot of people find Assembly intimidating..and while it may seem daunting and complicated at first glance but\, as with any programming language\, a grasp of logic as well as dedication to learning are all th at are required. In addition to walking you through every step in each c hallenge\, a relatively quickintro to Assembly will be given\, hopefully demystifying it a bit for everyone. MrDe4d will cover basic syntax\, in structions and conditions. As we dive deeper into each aspect of the cha llenges\, we will continue to reiterate what has been covered with Assem bly- we expect questions to be frequent and recurring. It is absolutely OK to ask the same thing more than once\; PASCAL Hack2Learn is a friendl y learning environment!H2L has two major goals: for everyone to capture the flags\, and to learn to reverse engineer. This is not a workshop foc used on learning a tool\, rather it is designed to get attendees thinkin g logically\, critically &\; to get everyone accustomed to being unco mfortable and not knowing the answer.In order to participate\, attendees will need a computer running either Linux (distro of choice though for this workshop Debian flavors are recommended) or Windows with a VM for L inux\, &\; an install of Cutter 1.7.2 (a Radare2 GUI). Note: Running Linux is not absolutely necessary when using Cutter. Both Windows and Ma c are suitable and Cutter will run fine. Cutter still definitely has a l earning curve to it.. fortunately\, there is an excellent tutorial/intro on Megabeets.net! Questions? Email [masked] or get on the PASCAL Discor d and interact with other PDX hackers (ask for invite).\n\nTags: meetup: event=gthzpqyzcbwb\, meetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, pyth on\, electronics\, microcontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mo bile technology\, computer programming\, open source hardware\, hackspac es\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/1250474841 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/257404995/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! Pt.2 LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190115T080738Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190126T160000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190126T140000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190115T080738Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190115T080738Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250474842 DESCRIPTION:That's right\, watch some guy stand up in front of a room of people and go full commando! Whoa\, don't get too excited there. I will be wearing clean...ish undergarments. By "\;going commando"\;\, I am referring to conducting any and all of your everyday computing task s from the command line! Everything from being productive in an office e nvironment to posting the twitters and streamin' the youtubes! Why\, you ask? We are all hackers here aren't we? And what hacker doesn't want to look as cool in real life as we do in the movies? So come and enjoy all the typie-typie carpal tunnel goodness! Joe Cathell (that's Ca-THELL\, not cat+hell..even though Joe is something of a crazy cat man) is an inf osec professional at the Washington University in St. Louis. When he's n ot defending our next generation of doctors from Russian hackers (true s tory\, ask him!)\, he can usually be found at the Arch Reactor Hackerspa ce. Joe is both a founding member of Arch Reactor and serving as the cur rent president of the board of directors. He is also a co-organizer of t he monthly STL2600 and DC314 meetup\, as well as a regular presenter. He likes blue raspberry Icees\, building robots and competitive butter scu lpting.\n\nTags: meetup:event=257551638\, meetup:group=pascalhackerspace \, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, computer programming\, open sourc e hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/12 50474842 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/257551638/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Going Commando! LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190201T214908Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190206T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190206T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190201T214908Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190201T214908Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250474971 DESCRIPTION:Some Teams are Red\, Others are Blue\, I Play Defense\, and S o Can You! An endpoint security primer in three (?-ish) parts.Part 1: Ma cOSPart 2: WindowsPart 3: Linux Come learn about the other side of the c ybersecurity equation: how to raise the bar for attackers trying to pwn your endpoints. This talk series will focus on sane\, sensible\, and usa ble defaults\; what each operating system can bring to the table\; secur ity through proper configuration\; and small/medium scale distribution a nd management. Part 1: We'll start with a broad overview of securing end points\, the classes of attacks that might be encountered depending on y our use cases\, and what it means to be "\;secure."\; Then\, we' ll talk about configuring macOS for reasonable security\, beginning with the hardware chain of trust\, moving through the bootloader and touchin g on what Apple's hw/sw integration allows for: Activation Locks\, MDM/D EP\, and Software Recovery. Moving up the stack\, we'll discuss the tier s of built-in macOS software security\, and if time permits\, several th ird party options to strengthen endpoint options. Part 2: Let's kick off with quick refresher on previous topics\, and then dive right in to Win dows endpoint security. Because of the diversity of hardware\, there wil l be less low-level focus this session\, but BitLocker\, TPM\, and OPAL will be in the mix. Then\, learn why Secure Boot is not a conspiracy\, h ow Hyper-V is bae\, why Windows 10 is actually the best thing since... e arlier Windows 10 releases!\, what Group Policy can do for you\, and whi ch version of Windows is the minimum necessary for any kind of sanity. P art 3: In the stolen words of Steve Ballmer\, compartmentalize compartme ntalize compartmentalize! We'll talk about mitigating inevitable comprom ise\, and then move to Linux security. Coreboot\, Heads\, and refreshers from PC hardware kick us off\, then it's into the wilderness! We'll try and nail down some best practices for the wide and varied world of Linu x distros\, the security benefits of containers\, why Flatpak is awesome \, and a quick touch on grsecurity (aka "\;why we can't have nice th ings"\;). If there's time\, we'll even try to talk about the securit y benefits of other *nix's like OpenBSD &\; Qubes. Part 4: This is un written\, unplanned and unscheduled\, but part 4 (and 5\, and beyond!) c ould include topics like:- hypervisors! and why trying to share memory h as yet to be a good idea\;- how to do your best to secure them anyway\;- how and why you should deploy hardened and/or minimum viable configurat ions automatically (ansible\, JAMF\, AD/SCCM...) This is intended as a h igh-level overview to get a baseline for each of the three operating sys tems\; content will change and grow based on feedback and requests. Come help me evolve my endpoint security game\, and steer the course for fut ure events! This series is brought to you by PASCAL Hackerspace\, and pr esented by Magneto (the hacker\, not the mutant...ok well\, he *could* b e a mutant for all we know...)Magneto is: prototyping the future. trying to kill sleep. Security analysis and automation for profit. Other secur ity-related things for fun. Obtuse prose. Dream job: Starship Captain. T here's a reason for the nickname.\n\nTags: meetup:event=fbkbrqyzdbjb\, m eetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, mic rocontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, comp uter programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: h ttp://calagator.org/events/1250474971 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/258602518/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Defensive Security: what can blue do for you ? LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190221T212939Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190228T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190228T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190221T212939Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190221T212939Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475121 DESCRIPTION:Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! (Part 2) Hack2Learn is a bi-m onthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opportunity hackers\, and we will be introducing you to all the various types of challenges that you might fa ce at any level\, and at any time in the fields of information security and technology as a whole\, for fun or profit.Hacker/Tech culture and co mmunity can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly it is\, what we are and what we do. During this meetup at PASCAL\, we welcome n00bs with open arms! N ever competed in a CTF challenge before? Never even heard of CTFs? Do yo u have a strong desire to learn &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Learn! For the next few Hack2Learn workshops\ , we will be taking a crack at Assembly-focused CTF (Capture The Flag) a nd reversing challenges. MrDe4d will be walking everyone through these c hallenges\, step by step (pun!) so that everyone in attendance will gain theoretical as well as applicable knowledge.Being able to gain control of system memory is a powerful skill\, and is a gateway to understanding memory structure\, how data is accessed and processed\, how the OS\, CP U and programs interface with one another and ultimately how to pwn. A l ot of people find Assembly intimidating..and while it may seem daunting and complicated at first glance but\, as with any programming language\, a grasp of logic as well as dedication to learning are all that are req uired. In addition to walking you through every step in each challenge\, a relatively quickintro to Assembly will be given\, hopefully demystify ing it a bit for everyone. MrDe4d will cover basic syntax\, instructions and conditions. As we dive deeper into each aspect of the challenges\, we will continue to reiterate what has been covered with Assembly- we ex pect questions to be frequent and recurring. It is absolutely OK to ask the same thing more than once\; PASCAL Hack2Learn is a friendly learning environment!H2L has two major goals: for everyone to capture the flags\ , and to learn to reverse. This is not a workshop focused on learning a tool (though we do use Cutter often)\, rather it is designed to get atte ndees thinking logically\, critically &\; to get everyone accustomed to being uncomfortable and not knowing the answer.In order to participat e\, attendees will need a computer and an install of Cutter 1.7.4 (a Rad are2 GUI that can be used with Linux\, Windows or Mac). Note: Running Li nux is not absolutely necessary when using Cutter. Both Windows and Mac are suitable and Cutter will run fine. Cutter still definitely has a lea rning curve to it.. the tutorial/intro on Megabeets.net is recommended. Questions? Email [masked] or get on the PASCAL Discord and interact with other PDX hackers (ask for invite).\n\nTags: meetup:event=fvgzqqyzdblc\ , meetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, c omputer programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from : http://calagator.org/events/1250475121 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/258815989/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190221T213022Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190306T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190306T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190221T213022Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190221T213022Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475122 DESCRIPTION:Some Teams are Red\, Others are Blue\, I Play Defense\, and S o Can You! An endpoint security primer in three (?-ish) parts.Part 1: Ma cOSPart 2: WindowsPart 3: Linux Come learn about the other side of the c ybersecurity equation: how to raise the bar for attackers trying to pwn your endpoints. This talk series will focus on sane\, sensible\, and usa ble defaults\; what each operating system can bring to the table\; secur ity through proper configuration\; and small/medium scale distribution a nd management. Part 1: We'll start with a broad overview of securing end points\, the classes of attacks that might be encountered depending on y our use cases\, and what it means to be "\;secure."\; Then\, we' ll talk about configuring macOS for reasonable security\, beginning with the hardware chain of trust\, moving through the bootloader and touchin g on what Apple's hw/sw integration allows for: Activation Locks\, MDM/D EP\, and Software Recovery. Moving up the stack\, we'll discuss the tier s of built-in macOS software security\, and if time permits\, several th ird party options to strengthen endpoint options. Part 2: Let's kick off with quick refresher on previous topics\, and then dive right in to Win dows endpoint security. Because of the diversity of hardware\, there wil l be less low-level focus this session\, but BitLocker\, TPM\, and OPAL will be in the mix. Then\, learn why Secure Boot is not a conspiracy\, h ow Hyper-V is bae\, why Windows 10 is actually the best thing since... e arlier Windows 10 releases!\, what Group Policy can do for you\, and whi ch version of Windows is the minimum necessary for any kind of sanity. P art 3: In the stolen words of Steve Ballmer\, compartmentalize compartme ntalize compartmentalize! We'll talk about mitigating inevitable comprom ise\, and then move to Linux security. Coreboot\, Heads\, and refreshers from PC hardware kick us off\, then it's into the wilderness! We'll try and nail down some best practices for the wide and varied world of Linu x distros\, the security benefits of containers\, why Flatpak is awesome \, and a quick touch on grsecurity (aka "\;why we can't have nice th ings"\;). If there's time\, we'll even try to talk about the securit y benefits of other *nix's like OpenBSD &\; Qubes. Part 4: This is un written\, unplanned and unscheduled\, but part 4 (and 5\, and beyond!) c ould include topics like:- hypervisors! and why trying to share memory h as yet to be a good idea\;- how to do your best to secure them anyway\;- how and why you should deploy hardened and/or minimum viable configurat ions automatically (ansible\, JAMF\, AD/SCCM...) This is intended as a h igh-level overview to get a baseline for each of the three operating sys tems\; content will change and grow based on feedback and requests. Come help me evolve my endpoint security game\, and steer the course for fut ure events! This series is brought to you by PASCAL Hackerspace\, and pr esented by Magneto (the hacker\, not the mutant...ok well\, he *could* b e a mutant for all we know...)Magneto is: prototyping the future. trying to kill sleep. Security analysis and automation for profit. Other secur ity-related things for fun. Obtuse prose. Dream job: Starship Captain. T here's a reason for the nickname.\n\nTags: meetup:event=fbkbrqyzfbjb\, m eetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, mic rocontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, comp uter programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: h ttp://calagator.org/events/1250475122 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/258949556/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Defensive Security: what can blue do for you ? LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T214848Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190320T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190320T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T214848Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T214848Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475251 DESCRIPTION:Some Teams are Red\, Others are Blue\, I Play Defense\, and S o Can You! An endpoint security primer in three (?-ish) parts.Part 1: Ma cOSPart 2: WindowsPart 3: Linux Come learn about the other side of the c ybersecurity equation: how to raise the bar for attackers trying to pwn your endpoints. This talk series will focus on sane\, sensible\, and usa ble defaults\; what each operating system can bring to the table\; secur ity through proper configuration\; and small/medium scale distribution a nd management. Part 1: We'll start with a broad overview of securing end points\, the classes of attacks that might be encountered depending on y our use cases\, and what it means to be "\;secure."\; Then\, we' ll talk about configuring macOS for reasonable security\, beginning with the hardware chain of trust\, moving through the bootloader and touchin g on what Apple's hw/sw integration allows for: Activation Locks\, MDM/D EP\, and Software Recovery. Moving up the stack\, we'll discuss the tier s of built-in macOS software security\, and if time permits\, several th ird party options to strengthen endpoint options. Part 2: Let's kick off with quick refresher on previous topics\, and then dive right in to Win dows endpoint security. Because of the diversity of hardware\, there wil l be less low-level focus this session\, but BitLocker\, TPM\, and OPAL will be in the mix. Then\, learn why Secure Boot is not a conspiracy\, h ow Hyper-V is bae\, why Windows 10 is actually the best thing since... e arlier Windows 10 releases!\, what Group Policy can do for you\, and whi ch version of Windows is the minimum necessary for any kind of sanity. P art 3: In the stolen words of Steve Ballmer\, compartmentalize compartme ntalize compartmentalize! We'll talk about mitigating inevitable comprom ise\, and then move to Linux security. Coreboot\, Heads\, and refreshers from PC hardware kick us off\, then it's into the wilderness! We'll try and nail down some best practices for the wide and varied world of Linu x distros\, the security benefits of containers\, why Flatpak is awesome \, and a quick touch on grsecurity (aka "\;why we can't have nice th ings"\;). If there's time\, we'll even try to talk about the securit y benefits of other *nix's like OpenBSD &\; Qubes. Part 4: This is un written\, unplanned and unscheduled\, but part 4 (and 5\, and beyond!) c ould include topics like:- hypervisors! and why trying to share memory h as yet to be a good idea\;- how to do your best to secure them anyway\;- how and why you should deploy hardened and/or minimum viable configurat ions automatically (ansible\, JAMF\, AD/SCCM...) This is intended as a h igh-level overview to get a baseline for each of the three operating sys tems\; content will change and grow based on feedback and requests. Come help me evolve my endpoint security game\, and steer the course for fut ure events! This series is brought to you by PASCAL Hackerspace\, and pr esented by Magneto (the hacker\, not the mutant...ok well\, he *could* b e a mutant for all we know...)Magneto is: prototyping the future. trying to kill sleep. Security analysis and automation for profit. Other secur ity-related things for fun. Obtuse prose. Dream job: Starship Captain. T here's a reason for the nickname.\n\nTags: meetup:event=fbkbrqyzfbbc\, m eetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, mic rocontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, comp uter programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: h ttp://calagator.org/events/1250475251 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/258949638/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Defensive Security: what can blue do for you ? LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T220555Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190328T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190328T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T220555Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T220555Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475253 DESCRIPTION:Hack2Learn is a bi-monthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup host ed at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opport unity hackers\, and we will be introducing you to various types of rever se engineering and binary challenges that you might face at any level\, and at any time in the fields of information security and technology as a whole\, for fun or profit.Hacker/Tech culture and community can someti mes be a bit (or a byte ^_^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly it is\, what we are and what we do. During this meetup at PASCAL\, we welcome n00bs with open arms! Never competed in a CTF challenge before? Never even heard of CTFs? Do you have a strong de sire to learn &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Learn! For the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, we will be t aking a crack at Assembly-focused CTF (Capture The Flag) and reversing c hallenges\, specifically microcorruption. MrDe4d will start by giving a short presentation on a particular aspect of the theory behind ASM (last time we talked about ISRs in MSP430 MCUs). The goal of the presentation prior to the challenge is to (hopefully) help everyone in attendance to gain theoretical as well as practical knowledge.Being able to gain cont rol of system memory is a powerful skill\, and is a gateway to understan ding memory structure\, how data is accessed and processed\, how the OS\ , CPU and programs interface with one another and ultimately how to pwn. Throughout the series we will cover basic syntax\, instructions\, condi tions\, and more! As we dive deeper into each aspect of the challenges\, we will continue to reiterate what has been covered with Assembly- we e xpect questions to be frequent and recurring. It is absolutely OK to ask the same thing more than once\; PASCAL Hack2Learn is a friendly learnin g environment!H2L has two major goals: for everyone to capture the flags \, and to learn to reverse. This is not a workshop focused on learning a tool (though we do use Cutter)\, rather it is designed to get attendees thinking logically\, critically &\; to get everyone accustomed to be ing uncomfortable and not knowing the answer.As we will be focusing on m icrocorruption CTF challenges for the next several workshops\, it is not necessary to have Cutter or any other debugger installed. Microcorrupti on has its own web based debugger that is very easy to learn and use! Qu estions? Email [masked] or get on the PASCAL Discord and interact with o ther PDX hackers (ask for invite).\n\nTags: meetup:event=fvgzqqyzfblc\, meetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, mi crocontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, com puter programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/1250475253 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/258949662/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T220717Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190403T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190403T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T220717Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190315T220717Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475256 DESCRIPTION:Some Teams are Red\, Others are Blue\, I Play Defense\, and S o Can You! An endpoint security primer in three (?-ish) parts.Part 1: Ma cOSPart 2: WindowsPart 3: Linux Come learn about the other side of the c ybersecurity equation: how to raise the bar for attackers trying to pwn your endpoints. This talk series will focus on sane\, sensible\, and usa ble defaults\; what each operating system can bring to the table\; secur ity through proper configuration\; and small/medium scale distribution a nd management. Part 1: We'll start with a broad overview of securing end points\, the classes of attacks that might be encountered depending on y our use cases\, and what it means to be "\;secure."\; Then\, we' ll talk about configuring macOS for reasonable security\, beginning with the hardware chain of trust\, moving through the bootloader and touchin g on what Apple's hw/sw integration allows for: Activation Locks\, MDM/D EP\, and Software Recovery. Moving up the stack\, we'll discuss the tier s of built-in macOS software security\, and if time permits\, several th ird party options to strengthen endpoint options. Part 2: Let's kick off with quick refresher on previous topics\, and then dive right in to Win dows endpoint security. Because of the diversity of hardware\, there wil l be less low-level focus this session\, but BitLocker\, TPM\, and OPAL will be in the mix. Then\, learn why Secure Boot is not a conspiracy\, h ow Hyper-V is bae\, why Windows 10 is actually the best thing since... e arlier Windows 10 releases!\, what Group Policy can do for you\, and whi ch version of Windows is the minimum necessary for any kind of sanity. P art 3: In the stolen words of Steve Ballmer\, compartmentalize compartme ntalize compartmentalize! We'll talk about mitigating inevitable comprom ise\, and then move to Linux security. Coreboot\, Heads\, and refreshers from PC hardware kick us off\, then it's into the wilderness! We'll try and nail down some best practices for the wide and varied world of Linu x distros\, the security benefits of containers\, why Flatpak is awesome \, and a quick touch on grsecurity (aka "\;why we can't have nice th ings"\;). If there's time\, we'll even try to talk about the securit y benefits of other *nix's like OpenBSD &\; Qubes. Part 4: This is un written\, unplanned and unscheduled\, but part 4 (and 5\, and beyond!) c ould include topics like:- hypervisors! and why trying to share memory h as yet to be a good idea\;- how to do your best to secure them anyway\;- how and why you should deploy hardened and/or minimum viable configurat ions automatically (ansible\, JAMF\, AD/SCCM...) This is intended as a h igh-level overview to get a baseline for each of the three operating sys tems\; content will change and grow based on feedback and requests. Come help me evolve my endpoint security game\, and steer the course for fut ure events! This series is brought to you by PASCAL Hackerspace\, and pr esented by Magneto (the hacker\, not the mutant...ok well\, he *could* b e a mutant for all we know...)Magneto is: prototyping the future. trying to kill sleep. Security analysis and automation for profit. Other secur ity-related things for fun. Obtuse prose. Dream job: Starship Captain. T here's a reason for the nickname.\n\nTags: meetup:event=fbkbrqyzgbfb\, m eetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, mic rocontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, comp uter programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: h ttp://calagator.org/events/1250475256 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/258949675/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Defensive Security: what can blue do for you ? LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190402T205515Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190411T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190411T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190402T205515Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190402T205515Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475371 DESCRIPTION:**NOTE** While we will continue to work on the microcorruptio n CTF for the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, the next meetup we are going to take a side quest and focus on a very special challenge involv ing hardware. It will be our first crack at embedded device security as a group. For more details- come see PASCAL next Thursday! **END NOTE** H ack2Learn is a bi-monthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opportunity hacker s\, and we will be introducing you to various types of reverse engineeri ng and binary challenges that you might face at any level\, and at any t ime in the fields of information security and technology as a whole\, fo r fun or profit.Hacker/Tech culture and community can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly it is\, what we are and what we do. During this meetup at P ASCAL\, we welcome n00bs with open arms! Never competed in a CTF challen ge before? Never even heard of CTFs? Do you have a strong desire to lear n &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Lea rn! For the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, we will be taking a crac k at Assembly-focused CTF (Capture The Flag) and reversing challenges\, specifically microcorruption. MrDe4d will start by giving a short presen tation on a particular aspect of the theory behind ASM (last time we tal ked about ISRs in MSP430 MCUs). The goal of the presentation prior to th e challenge is to (hopefully) help everyone in attendance to gain theore tical as well as practical knowledge.Being able to gain control of syste m memory is a powerful skill\, and is a gateway to understanding memory structure\, how data is accessed and processed\, how the OS\, CPU and pr ograms interface with one another and ultimately how to pwn. Throughout the series we will cover basic syntax\, instructions\, conditions\, and more! As we dive deeper into each aspect of the challenges\, we will con tinue to reiterate what has been covered with Assembly- we expect questi ons to be frequent and recurring. It is absolutely OK to ask the same th ing more than once\; PASCAL Hack2Learn is a friendly learning environmen t!H2L has two major goals: for everyone to capture the flags\, and to le arn to reverse. This is not a workshop focused on learning a tool (thoug h we do use Cutter)\, rather it is designed to get attendees thinking lo gically\, critically &\; to get everyone accustomed to being uncomfor table and not knowing the answer.As we will be focusing on microcorrupti on CTF challenges for the next several workshops\, it is not necessary t o have Cutter or any other debugger installed. Microcorruption has its o wn web based debugger that is very easy to learn and use! Questions? Ema il [masked] or get on the PASCAL Discord and interact with other PDX hac kers (ask for invite).\n\nTags: meetup:event=fphntqyzgbpb\, meetup:group =pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontrolle rs\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, computer progra mming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calag ator.org/events/1250475371 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/259686643/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190415T213933Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190417T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190417T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190415T213933Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190415T213933Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475435 DESCRIPTION:Some Teams are Red\, Others are Blue\, I Play Defense\, and S o Can You! An endpoint security primer in three (?-ish) parts.Part 1: Ma cOSPart 2: WindowsPart 3: Linux Come learn about the other side of the c ybersecurity equation: how to raise the bar for attackers trying to pwn your endpoints. This talk series will focus on sane\, sensible\, and usa ble defaults\; what each operating system can bring to the table\; secur ity through proper configuration\; and small/medium scale distribution a nd management. Part 1: We'll start with a broad overview of securing end points\, the classes of attacks that might be encountered depending on y our use cases\, and what it means to be "\;secure."\; Then\, we' ll talk about configuring macOS for reasonable security\, beginning with the hardware chain of trust\, moving through the bootloader and touchin g on what Apple's hw/sw integration allows for: Activation Locks\, MDM/D EP\, and Software Recovery. Moving up the stack\, we'll discuss the tier s of built-in macOS software security\, and if time permits\, several th ird party options to strengthen endpoint options. Part 2: Let's kick off with quick refresher on previous topics\, and then dive right in to Win dows endpoint security. Because of the diversity of hardware\, there wil l be less low-level focus this session\, but BitLocker\, TPM\, and OPAL will be in the mix. Then\, learn why Secure Boot is not a conspiracy\, h ow Hyper-V is bae\, why Windows 10 is actually the best thing since... e arlier Windows 10 releases!\, what Group Policy can do for you\, and whi ch version of Windows is the minimum necessary for any kind of sanity. P art 3: In the stolen words of Steve Ballmer\, compartmentalize compartme ntalize compartmentalize! We'll talk about mitigating inevitable comprom ise\, and then move to Linux security. Coreboot\, Heads\, and refreshers from PC hardware kick us off\, then it's into the wilderness! We'll try and nail down some best practices for the wide and varied world of Linu x distros\, the security benefits of containers\, why Flatpak is awesome \, and a quick touch on grsecurity (aka "\;why we can't have nice th ings"\;). If there's time\, we'll even try to talk about the securit y benefits of other *nix's like OpenBSD &\; Qubes. Part 4: This is un written\, unplanned and unscheduled\, but part 4 (and 5\, and beyond!) c ould include topics like:- hypervisors! and why trying to share memory h as yet to be a good idea\;- how to do your best to secure them anyway\;- how and why you should deploy hardened and/or minimum viable configurat ions automatically (ansible\, JAMF\, AD/SCCM...) This is intended as a h igh-level overview to get a baseline for each of the three operating sys tems\; content will change and grow based on feedback and requests. Come help me evolve my endpoint security game\, and steer the course for fut ure events! This series is brought to you by PASCAL Hackerspace\, and pr esented by Magneto (the hacker\, not the mutant...ok well\, he *could* b e a mutant for all we know...)Magneto is: prototyping the future. trying to kill sleep. Security analysis and automation for profit. Other secur ity-related things for fun. Obtuse prose. Dream job: Starship Captain. T here's a reason for the nickname.\n\nTags: meetup:event=fbkbrqyzgbwb\, m eetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, mic rocontrollers\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, comp uter programming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: h ttp://calagator.org/events/1250475435 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/260427770/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Defensive Security: what can blue do for you ? LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190415T214127Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190425T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190425T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190415T214127Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190415T214127Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475440 DESCRIPTION:**NOTE** While we will continue to work on the microcorruptio n CTF for the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, the next meetup we are going to take a side quest and focus on a very special challenge involv ing hardware. It will be our first crack at embedded device security as a group. For more details- come see PASCAL next Thursday! **END NOTE** H ack2Learn is a bi-monthly CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCAL is an organization of equal opportunity hacker s\, and we will be introducing you to various types of reverse engineeri ng and binary challenges that you might face at any level\, and at any t ime in the fields of information security and technology as a whole\, fo r fun or profit.Hacker/Tech culture and community can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_^) off-putting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly it is\, what we are and what we do. During this meetup at P ASCAL\, we welcome n00bs with open arms! Never competed in a CTF challen ge before? Never even heard of CTFs? Do you have a strong desire to lear n &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Lea rn! For the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, we will be taking a crac k at Assembly-focused CTF (Capture The Flag) and reversing challenges\, specifically microcorruption. MrDe4d will start by giving a short presen tation on a particular aspect of the theory behind ASM (last time we tal ked about ISRs in MSP430 MCUs). The goal of the presentation prior to th e challenge is to (hopefully) help everyone in attendance to gain theore tical as well as practical knowledge.Being able to gain control of syste m memory is a powerful skill\, and is a gateway to understanding memory structure\, how data is accessed and processed\, how the OS\, CPU and pr ograms interface with one another and ultimately how to pwn. Throughout the series we will cover basic syntax\, instructions\, conditions\, and more! As we dive deeper into each aspect of the challenges\, we will con tinue to reiterate what has been covered with Assembly- we expect questi ons to be frequent and recurring. It is absolutely OK to ask the same th ing more than once\; PASCAL Hack2Learn is a friendly learning environmen t!H2L has two major goals: for everyone to capture the flags\, and to le arn to reverse. This is not a workshop focused on learning a tool (thoug h we do use Cutter)\, rather it is designed to get attendees thinking lo gically\, critically &\; to get everyone accustomed to being uncomfor table and not knowing the answer.As we will be focusing on microcorrupti on CTF challenges for the next several workshops\, it is not necessary t o have Cutter or any other debugger installed. Microcorruption has its o wn web based debugger that is very easy to learn and use! Questions? Ema il [masked] or get on the PASCAL Discord and interact with other PDX hac kers (ask for invite).\n\nTags: meetup:event=lsrpvqyzgbhc\, meetup:group =pascalhackerspace\, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontrolle rs\, technology\, network security\, mobile technology\, computer progra mming\, open source hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calag ator.org/events/1250475440 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/260429760/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190502T235738Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190509T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190509T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190502T235738Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190502T235738Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475570 DESCRIPTION:**NOTE** While we will continue to work on the microcorruptio n CTF for the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, the next meetup we are going to take a side quest and focus on a very special challenge involv ing hardware. It will be our first crack at embedded device security as a group. For more details- come see PASCAL next Thursday! For the second part of this hardware challenge\, we will be taking an indepth look at the device ROM and MCU. We will be using the MiniPro chip reader\, and a gain working with TTL converters. **END NOTE** Hack2Learn is a bi-monthl y CTF (capture the flag) meetup hosted at PASCAL in Portland\, OR. PASCA L is an organization of equal opportunity hackers\, and we will be intro ducing you to various types of reverse engineering and binary challenges that you might face at any level\, and at any time in the fields of inf ormation security and technology as a whole\, for fun or profit.Hacker/T ech culture and community can sometimes be a bit (or a byte ^_^) off-put ting\, especially to those trying to figure out what exactly it is\, wha t we are and what we do. During this meetup at PASCAL\, we welcome n00bs with open arms! Never competed in a CTF challenge before? Never even he ard of CTFs? Do you have a strong desire to learn &\; teach alongside peers? GOOD!! You will fit right in at Hack2Learn! For the next several Hack2Learn workshops\, we will be taking a crack at Assembly-focused CT F (Capture The Flag) and reversing challenges\, specifically microcorrup tion. MrDe4d will start by giving a short presentation on a particular a spect of the theory behind ASM (last time we talked about ISRs in MSP430 MCUs). The goal of the presentation prior to the challenge is to (hopef ully) help everyone in attendance to gain theoretical as well as practic al knowledge.Being able to gain control of system memory is a powerful s kill\, and is a gateway to understanding memory structure\, how data is accessed and processed\, how the OS\, CPU and programs interface with on e another and ultimately how to pwn. Throughout the series we will cover basic syntax\, instructions\, conditions\, and more! As we dive deeper into each aspect of the challenges\, we will continue to reiterate what has been covered with Assembly- we expect questions to be frequent and r ecurring. It is absolutely OK to ask the same thing more than once\; PAS CAL Hack2Learn is a friendly learning environment!H2L has two major goal s: for everyone to capture the flags\, and to learn to reverse. This is not a workshop focused on learning a tool (though we do use Cutter)\, ra ther it is designed to get attendees thinking logically\, critically &am p\; to get everyone accustomed to being uncomfortable and not knowing th e answer.As we will be focusing on microcorruption CTF challenges for th e next several workshops\, it is not necessary to have Cutter or any oth er debugger installed. Microcorruption has its own web based debugger th at is very easy to learn and use! Questions? Email [masked] or get on th e PASCAL Discord and interact with other PDX hackers (ask for invite).\n \nTags: meetup:event=lsrpvqyzhbmb\, meetup:group=pascalhackerspace\, ope n source\, python\, electronics\, microcontrollers\, technology\, networ k security\, mobile technology\, computer programming\, open source hard ware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/12504755 70 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/260879398/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Hack2Learn: Hackers\, Assemble! LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CREATED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190502T235944Z DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190515T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190515T183000 DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190502T235944Z LAST-MODIFIED;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20190502T235944Z UID:http://calagator.org/events/1250475574 DESCRIPTION:Come learn about the other side of the cybersecurity equation : how to raise the bar for attackers trying to pwn your endpoints. This talk series will focus on sane\, sensible\, and usable defaults\, securi ty through proper configuration\, and small/medium scale distribution an d management. ******** ******** ******** ******** ******** DefSec 0x05: Ansible\, Part 1 Dive deep into the Dirac Sea...of security automation! Let's talk about Ansible (the RedHat automation/configuration management tool\, not the scifi FTL machine). To quote a different introductory co urse\, "\;Ansible is an automation and configuration management tech nology used to provision\, deploy\, and manage compute infrastructure ac ross cloud\, virtual\, and physical environments."\; This initial se ssion will focus on:- a high-level overview of what Ansible is- how it w orks- beginning to use Ansible via ad-hoc commands- reasoning + planning about tasks ->\; playbooks ->\; roles- how you might deploy it at s cale- and finally\, as time permits: hands on with playbooks! Part 2 of this talk (coming soon!) will focus on a practical application of Ansibl e\, namely deploying the Ubuntu Linux CIS benchmark against multiple vir tual machines for hardening purposes. This series is brought to you by P ASCAL Hackerspace\, and presented by Magneto (the hacker\, not the mutan t. Probably.) He does security analysis and automation for profit\, and systems thinking and other security-related things for fun. Uses obtuse prose. Talks fast and loud. Dreams of eliminating sleep. Protoypes the f uture.\n\nTags: meetup:event=rsvmxqyzhbtb\, meetup:group=pascalhackerspa ce\, open source\, python\, electronics\, microcontrollers\, technology\ , network security\, mobile technology\, computer programming\, open sou rce hardware\, hackspaces\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/ 1250475574 URL:https://www.meetup.com/pascalhackerspace/events/260427910/ SUMMARY:PASCAL Hackerspace - Defensive Security: what can blue do for you ? LOCATION:226 SE Madison St: 226 Southeast Madison Street\, Portland OR 97 214 us SEQUENCE:1 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR