I would like to say that I enjoyed Day 1 more than I enjoyed Day 2. However, today sported rather interesting activities as well.
But first, some photos with / of TOOOL USA
Deviant, Babak, yours truly
Eric was busy
It was perhaps the lab session which I had enjoyed the most.
Moving on to today’s activities – King Tuna and Q conducted the lab session for wireless and RFID.
Lab session conducted by Q and King Tuna
It took some time on Windows to find the general placement of the access point. Luckily, they had a VMPlayer installer as well as a BackTrack3 image that I could use. Cracking WEP wasn’t supposed to be hard, but due to an oversight in the channel number, I monitored the wrong channel and there wasn’t enough time to complete the crack.
Ching Tim Meng conducted the malware-removal lab. It was a pretty basic session that consisted mostly of general malware techniques and malware removal procedures. Perhaps a better option would have been “Decompilers and Beyond” by Ilfak Guilfanov and pdp’s “Client-side Security”. I would definitely like to catch videos of their presentations once they are published (around December?).
Currently, I’m waiting to go to the airport to catch the 2215 flight to reach Singapore by 2310. Definitely a better option than the 6-hour coach ride. Yay for Tiger Airways.
Tags: day2, hack in the box, hitb