The coming weekend brings another of foulab’s brewing days, and we are happy to welcome everyone from experienced brewing enthusiasts to complete beginners! We’ll be doing a all grain brew this time. With enough public interest, we can do a formal workshop complete with notes and presentation. Alternately we can use the stand around the brew pot and chitchat learning method.

We’ll start at about 10:00. On average, brewing takes 5 hours +/- discussion period.

For those who would like a formal presentation and notes, recommended donation to help cover material costs is 10$ to 20$. While all donations are always appreciated, if you just want to drop in for brewing chitchat and to help stir the brew no donation is needed.

This weekend (Saturday) is another of foulab’s brewing days, and this one will be open to the wider world of brewing enthusiasts and beginners! We’ll be doing iseveral examples of beer kits. With enough public interest, we can do a formal workshop complete with notes and presentation. Alternately we can use the stand around the brew pot and chitchat learning method.

We’ll start at about 10:00. On average, brewing takes 5 hours +/- discussion period.

For those who would like a formal presentation and notes, recommended donation to help cover material costs is 10$ to 20$. While all donations are always appreciated, if you just want to drop in for brewing chitchat and to help stir the brew no donation is needed.

Aaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnd the new backend is setup!

We will have the old site up for posterity soon.

Goals:
Learn how to setup a wifi access point to eavesdrop on traffic and launch man in the middle attacks on wifi devices.

Secondary goal is to learn how to intercept communications between mobile applications and their manufacturers and third parties.

References:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/citizen-lab-sandvine-report-turkey-egypt-spyware-ads-1.4568717
https://privacylab.yale.edu/press/android-trackers

Subjects covered

• Creation of a malicious access point with hostapd
• Firewall configuration with iptables
• Wireshark basics
• Man in the middle with owasp zap, mitmf and similar tools
• Loading system certificates in android (root access required)

And, as a bonus, a test run of my talk about blackbear ssh (fork of openssh to get reverse ssh shells) that I am scheduled to give at nsec.