Owasp5037 - Chris Eng - Cryptography For Penetration Testers
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Recorded at the Open Web Application Security Project (www.OWASP.org) NYC Conference on Sep 25, 2008 – Content produced by www.MediaArchives.com - Many other OWASP Conference videos available on www.OWASP.tv Get Involved Today! --- CRYPTOGRAPHY FOR PENETRATION TESTERS, with Chris Eng. Chris got the jumpstart on his g33ky interests early on. He spent most of the ‘70s and ‘80s perched in front of the TV, fed on a diet of Wonder Woman, various Krofft shows, GI Joe and Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers. The first movie he remembers seeing in the theatre is Star Wars (he was four), and was probably much the same age when he read his first comic (Green Lantern, if he's not mistaken). All of this g33ky knowledge enabled him to go to parties and answer obscure trivia questions, eventually earning him the not terribly exciting nickname “pop culture guy.” He started thinking critically about pop culture a few years after that and now spends most of his time drawing connections between Holden Caulfield, John Bender and Buddy Bradley.Recorded at the Open Web Application Security Project (www.OWASP.org) NYC Conference on Sep 25, 2008 – Content produced by www.MediaArchiv...all »Recorded at the Open Web Application Security Project (www.OWASP.org) NYC Conference on Sep 25, 2008 – Content produced by www.MediaArchives.com - Many other OWASP Conference videos available on www.OWASP.tv Get Involved Today! --- CRYPTOGRAPHY FOR PENETRATION TESTERS, with Chris Eng. Chris got the jumpstart on his g33ky interests early on. He spent most of the ‘70s and ‘80s perched in front of the TV, fed on a diet of Wonder Woman, various Krofft shows, GI Joe and Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers. The first movie he remembers seeing in the theatre is Star Wars (he was four), and was probably much the same age when he read his first comic (Green Lantern, if he's not mistaken). All of this g33ky knowledge enabled him to go to parties and answer obscure trivia questions, eventually earning him the not terribly exciting nickname “pop culture guy.” He started thinking critically about pop culture a few years after that and now spends most of his time drawing connections between Holden Caulfield, John Bender and Buddy Bradley.«
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