Cryptography, Decryption, Security Algorithms ● Phoenix Linux User Group Hackfest

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Cryptography, Decryption, Security Algorithms ● Phoenix Linux User Group Hackfest

Introduction to Cryptography SHA1 Demonstration SHA1 Collisions MD5 Demonstration Collision Attacks SSL/TSL

Exploits BEAST SSLSTRIPWeakCipherSSL ReGen OpenSSLWeakWebCiphers MetaSploit WAR ASLEAP RFC1918 Beef IPSEC FileSystemsWireless OphcrackRainBowCrackJohnRipper WD5Vir i PDFUSBiPhone AndroidCDMA/4G BlackBerry

Model for Network Security

Model for Network Access Security

Security Trends