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Yes yours truly (Larry, that is) Will be teaching the 6 day SANS Wireless Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing and Defenses (SANS 617) in Regina, Saskatchewan on March 23 - 28, 2009.
As this is the first time Wireless Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing and Defenses is being offered in Saskatchewan it is anticipated to fill quickly. Seats are Limited! Register by Feb 11, 2009 to save $375. Use our referral link to register! Tell 'em Larry form PaulDotCom sent you!

Why should you attend this course now? With the economic downturn
affecting all of us in North America, there has been a significant
increase in people exploiting network vulnerabilities, especially
wireless vulnerabilities. This course will give you the tools to combat
these efforts for your organization.
Hope to see you there!
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The PaulDotCom TV video feed lives on! I just know that everyone was dying to have the latest videos from PaulDotCom available on your iPods and iPhones, so I've updated the feed with the latest four spectacular videos from the PaulDotCom crew. They include:
- Make the Switch: Danny - Larry and I were talking one day last week about the number of listeners that have given us much of the same feedback. They all stated something along the lines of, "I used to listen to Security Now!, but now I listen to PaulDotCom Security Weekly". So, on the last podcast we asked real listeners to record their own switch commercials (audio only). I've added a bit of flavor (thanks to iMovie) and created this video of our first submission (Thanks Danny!).
- Set Your Router On Fire! SANS SEC 535 - We have created a promotion video for the SANS course I authored called "SEC535 - Network Security Projects Using Hacked Wireless Routers". Sign up for this course today!
- The Destruction Files - Paul & Larry have some fun busting up some old computer equipment. Sun monitor, take 2, network sniffer, and a Cisco switch all fall victim to Paul's new sledge...
- Where's Twitchy? - So many of you have written to ask us the age old question, "Where's Twitchy?". This video provides you with the answer...
All of these videos are also available on our PaulDotCom YouTube Site. Look for more videos to come!
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All:
We have created a promotion video for the SANS course I authored called "SEC535 - Network Security Projects Using Hacked Wireless Routers":
Sign up for this course today:
SANS Orlando (Comes with your very own copy of Linksys WRT54G Ultimate Hacking by Paul Asadoorian and Larry Pesce!
If you are interested in this course and cannot attend the Orlando conference please contact me (paul /at/ pauldotcom.com) for more information.
PaulDotCom
General Excitement
The course has been written, w00t! The one day embedded device, OpenWrt, Linksys WRT54GL hacking extravaganza is complete! I am so excited to teach this course, and can't wait to start showing students how to hack embedded devices. The first time students rip open the packaging on a fresh, band new, WRT54GL, and then gratutiously violate the warranty will truly be a treat!
Current Offerings
I wanted to inform everyone that the September 11th and September 25th offerings of this coruse are still on for OSHEAN and Tech Collective members. The September 11th offering is just about full, however registrations will be accepted soon for the September 25th course. Check the Tech Collective and OSHEAN web sites for more information.
The September 25th course at SANS NS2007 in Las Vegas has been cancelled. It was a tough day to give a course (on the last day of all the 6-day tracks), but it means that people felt committed to their 6-day tracks, so at least thats a good thing :) However, we are one for a new offering on Friday January 11, 2008 in New Orleans! More information can be found here:
New Course Description
A new course description has been posted with more extensive information about the course, and more importantly why you would want or need to hack embedded devices. You can find it here:
SEC535 - Embedded Device Hacking
It really captures the heart of the course, and explains some benefits of using embedded devices for various networking and security problem solving tasks. The reasons include low cost, low engery, small footprint, a minimalistic approach to computing, and "Remoteness". So, go check it out!
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All:
I would like to announce some upcoming course that we are teaching through the SANS Institute:
- Stay Sharp: Defeating Rogue Access Points North Kingstown, RI Wednesday, July 25, 2007, 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM, Instructor: Larry Pesce
- Stay Sharp: Google Hacking and Defense North Kingstown, RI Wednesday, August 29, 2007, 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM, Instructor: Larry Pesce
- SEC535 Embedded Device Hacking, SANS NS 2007, Las Vegas, Friday, September 28, 2007 : 9am - 5pm (Includes a WRT54GL Wireless Router!), Instructor: Paul Asadoorian
You can register for SANS training via our click-through at http:/pauldotcom.com/sans/
Hope to see you there!
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