David Muckenschnabl

Practice real-world security challenges in a fun and legal way! On-site hacking competition organized by @LosFuzzys

A CTF is a hacking contest. Its a safe, legal, and free (as in free beer) opportunity to learn about hacking or test your hacking skills. Everyone with a computer and an internet connection is welcome. You don't have to be present at Linuxtage - but it is more fun if you are! We welcome people with different skill levels; a curious beginner is as much welcome as an experienced person. We also embrace different skill sets and diverse backgrounds by providing different categories and levels of challenges. You can register and access the CTF here: https://linuxtage.fuzzy.land/ The CTF is already live, so you can start solving challenges right away.

Other people: Lena Markus Schiffermüller Marcel Nageler Johannes Yuma Buchrieser

Some members of the local CTF team, LosFuzzys, present their favorite exploits of the year, discussing their impact and giving a high-level overview. Examples include 0click iMessage, log4J, and many more. The talk is aimed at people that are interested in information security, however all backgrounds are welcome.

LosFuzzys is a group of people interested in information security who participate in competitive hacking competitions called capture-the-flag or CTFs. We are very interested in information security and technology in general. CTFs provide a challenging way of practicing information security-related skills and teamwork in diverse teams. CTFs are collaborative and competitive at the same time and most importantly, they are fun.

Other people: Markus Schiffermüller Hannes Weissteiner Lena