[Dailydave] I am Jack's complete lack of covertness with my giant antenna

[matthew wollenweber]

There's nothing wrong with big antennas! Esp if your last name is
wollenweber (related to wullenweber -- though I don't know the inventor, if
you've spent any time in sigint).

But while I'm rambling about antennas, do you think you could link a  full
syllabus to the unethical hacking class?

Thanks


On 3/22/07, Dave Aitel <dave at immunityinc.com> wrote:
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> There's a lot of things you could do with a SILICA if you tacked a
> laser range finder to it, a directional antenna, or loaded it on more
> powerful hardware. All those things would be annoying to get through
> the minimum wage airport security, let alone a real inspection. Those
> are all really good ideas, but SILICA's goal is covertness.
>
> There's no real way to measure covertness, which is why Immunity
> CANVAS just has a bar at the bottom that goes from 1 to 11. Covertness
> is like writing. When it's good, you get the girl. When it's bad, you
> go down in flames and you don't even know why.
>
> May 21st we're doing a 5 day Unethical Hacking class here in South
> Beach. We'll be covering using ImmDBG to create Windows exploits,
> using Hydrogen and MOSDEF to bounce from machine to machine, and how
> to be covert. Be there, or be that guy with the giant antenna.
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> - -dave
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