Meeting abstract:Microsoft's move to make .NET open source could not have come at a better time. As the world explores and moves to Microservices Architecture (MSA) and Linux containers, .NET stands poised to not only join the fray, but to excel with high-performance services.
This sessions will demonstrate penetration testing for the asp.net developer. We will utilise proven tools to hack/penetrate an HP Rackmount server (Owned by Joel) that has an existing asp.net website on it. All tenets of penetration testing will be demonstrated. From reconnaissance to payloads and defence. The take away is the realisation that you should own these tools to perform weekly penetration tests on your own sites. If you aren't testing yourself then you aren't keeping up.
On a semi-regular basis, office hours will be accompanied by a development sprint.If you haven't participated in a sprint before, sprints are short periods of time (a few hours) during which a collection of people get together to work on a useful open source project together. As of now, most sprints will probably occur over two weeks. On the first week, we'll have a quick (5-10 minute) demo of the project by whoever suggested it, followed by a quick tour of the codebase.
Organised by The Android Developers/Users Group of US.CA.Orange Co.
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We go back to the regularly scheduled first Tuesday of the month.
11/8/2012 - 6:30 PM - Planet Linux Caffe - Coral Gables - Although Enterprise Service Buses have been used in many larger companies, small and medium enterprises have often been put off by the high cost of these large middleware packages.
Ubuntu Hour is a chance to meet up for an hour and chat with other Ubuntu users. The meeting is open to anyone interested whether they use Ubuntu or not, and everyone's welcome with no commitments or RSVPs. It's definitely a good opportunity to bring along friends who are curious about Ubuntu.Not only is it fun to meet local Ubuntu fans, but we can also be a valuable introduction to Ubuntu for others.
Suncoast Linux Users Group has asked us to join themfor the August 2012 Hacking Session.Definition: (2) hack [very common] 1. n. Originally, a quick job that produces what is needed, but not well. 2. n. An incredibly good, and perhaps very time-consuming, piece of work that produces exactly what is needed.Come join your fellow geeks for an afternoon of social coding.SLUG has been running hacking sessions for a few years now, and the steam is starting to pick up.
08/16/2012 - 6:30 PM - Planet Linux Caffe - Coral Gables - Error handling is a basic task that we as developers do daily. But how many of us are doing it correctly? Darius Liktorius is back to give an in-depth presentation of what is seemingly a simple topic: the Try-Catch block.
The London Lua user group covers all aspects of the Lua language.This talk looks at ljsyscall, a project to expose the Linux kernel interface to Lua, everything from files and sockets to networking, processes and timers. Using the new LuaJIT ffi interface makes this easier than it might otherwise be, and it has the performance of C code. This will cover what you can do, and some helpful hints about interfacing with C code.
Buenos días a todos los hackers!Ya tenemos programado nuestro primer Ruby Meetup en Bogotá.La reunión se va a realizar el próximo Miércoles 25 de julio de 6:30pm (Ingreso a partir de las 6.00pm) a 8:30pm.La agenda es la siguiente: 1. Introducción a Ruby, algo corto con un poco de historia. 2. Showcase de apps hechas en Ruby/Rails. 3. Mitos de Ruby/Rails. 4. HANDS ON. Construyamos una app from the ground up. (Instalación, Configuración y Get your hands dirty!
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This event is sponsored by AnDevCon IIIAnDevCon is providing us with the meeting venueGrand Peninsula G Ballroom.Unless you already have a pass to the conference, you'll need to register for a free "Exhibits Only" pass here to get into the meetup event,Agenda7:30PM Announcements and Lightning talks7:45PM "Android on Development Boards"By Karim Yaghmour, CEO - Opersys inc.