Erez Metula is presenting at the International 2014 Cyber Security Summit in Tel Aviv, Israel

On January 16th, 2014, Erez will be giving an important presentation on Android Hacking in Mobile Application Security.

Full logistical details can be found here: http://cyber-security-tlv-summit.events.co.il/save-the-date

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We’d love to see everyone there and we’re looking forward to the exchange of ideas. For now, take a look at the  Synopsis so you have an idea of what’s ahead!

 Synopsis of his upcoming speech:

The mobile apps revolution has completely changed the way we use our mobile devices, that up until  recently were used just to make phone calls. Mobile applications nowadays handle our most sensitive data –  phone calls, SMS text messages, geographic location, financial information, internet browsing, etc., but the  question is “How can we really tell how secure are those applications? Who can assure us they are not spying on  us? Or, can it be abused by other applications taking advantage of security vulnerabilities in those apps?”

During this presentation we will answer such questions, while focusing on Android mobile applications. We will  start by describing the threat model of mobile apps vs. traditional apps, then we’ll demonstrate a couple of  common application level vulnerabilities, and the tools/techniques used to expose them.

Participants of this presentation will also witness the usage of the AppUse Android Penetration Testing VM – an open source virtual machine created by AppSec Labs for the sole purpose of pentesting Android applications.

 

Order my lecture in DefCon group

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DC9723 is an Israeli DefCon group (currently the only one), which meets once monthly on the third Tuesday of each month. Each meeting consists of two lectures about Hacking \ Information security. I will be giving the first lecture in the next meeting, the subject being HTML5 security.

The lecture in fact deals with HTML5 & hacking, I’m not really know why they wrote HTML5 security there. But anyway, and more importantly, it is going to be very interesting.

 

So, open your diaries:

08/16/2011 19:30 to 20:30

Tel-Aviv University (Rosenblat Auditorium)

Free admission

Lecture: HTML5 Security (by Israel Chorzevski)

Link: https://dc9723.org/Main_Page

 

Looking forward to seeing you there,

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