August 25, 2011 7:00 PM. 25 attended.
Meetup with Larry Pesce
Pace University - Seidenberg School of CSIS (map)
NYC4SEC meetings are starting up again! Come join us for the next one with Larry Pesce at Pace University.
Bio:
Larry Pesce is the Manager for Information Services Security and Disaster Recovery with NWN Corporation in Waltham, MA. In the last 13 years in the computer industry, Larry has become a jack of all trades; PC repair, Network Engineering, Web Design, Non-Linear Audio and Video production and Computer Security.
Larry diverts a significant portion of his attention co-hosting the PaulDotCom Security Weekly podcast at http://pauldotcom.com
Larry will be teaching SANS SEC 617 the week of August 22, 2011. For more information on his class see http://www.sans.org/new-york-2011-cs-2/
While in town Larry will be giving us some infosec goodness on not one but TWO topics you don't want to miss: stalking via geolcation and what happens when research kicks you in the teeth.
More details to follow on specific room location for the NYC4SEC Meet-up but please RSVP for Thursday, August 25th @ 7pm.
BIG thank you to our gracious host Pace University Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems:
http://www.pace.edu/pace/seidenberg//research/labs/information-assurance-education-and-research-center/
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Douglas Brush
Nope! Well...maybe smiles. Though it is a good opportunity to network so business or calling cards might be a good idea.
Posted August 19, 2011 at 11:47 AM -
Douglas Brush
Thanks everyone for coming out to tonight's Meet-up!!
We will be in Room 237.
PLEASE NOTE: If you have only used a first name or handle, please email me at douglas.b@thedigitalforensicgroup.
com with your full name (even if I know you) so I can a complete list to the security desk at Pace. If the names on the list that do not match a driver?s license then wait by security (163 WM, 1st Floor) and call/text me at 917-470-9140 so I or someone else can get you upstairs.Posted August 25, 2011 at 4:12 PM -
Jonathan N. Winters
Questions should be welcomed during presentations, people should refrain from commenting and any thoughts, tidbits, add-ons, FYIs, should be held to the end.
Posted August 26, 2011 at 10:39 AM | 2 likes -
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Douglas Brush
Some people brought this up off line as well. Noted for future presentations - thanks!
Posted August 30, 2011 at 9:46 AM -
Joe Garcia
I agree. All comments should be left for after a speaker's presentation, unless they are asking for input themselves.
Posted September 2, 2011 at 6:46 PM
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Douglas BrushEvent HostOrganizerThank you Larry for a great presentation. Hope you were able to get home OK! Very interesting information about the EXIF metadata that we sometimes ignore on "smart" devices. There is a program I have used in the past to sanitize images before distribution called stripper.exe (sexy-time name!) http://www.... that is a freebie worth checking out.
Thanks to all you who came to the meet-up - see everyone soon.
Doug
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Joe GarciaEvent HostLarry's talks on Geotag Stalking & Research Fail were informative as well as entertaining. Hopefully those in attendance can spread the word to their friends & family about the dangers of GeoTagging images.
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Jon PasskiThat was my first time seeing Larry present. He presented very well. He was animated and kept me pretty much focused on his discussion. And he courteously answered / politely observed seemingly non sequitur questions / comments. I would have ranked him higher if his first presentation was cut down to 30-45 minutes and his second presentation was done in about 5 minutes. I did like his positive message at the end of the second one. It's just that my interest was starting to wane the longer the presentation went. For example, I think he used three separate examples to describe the same risk. I don't think all three were needed to convey the same risk.
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