To all those who contributed to the hybrid competence center either as an attendee or as a speaker: Thank You! If you have any questions/comments/feedback please let us know – we would love to make the con even better.
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If you have any questions/comments/feedback please let us know – we would love to make the con even better.
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Join at http://ow.ly/q7x32
Remember to behave 
If you’ve ever been to t2, you know that the atmosphere and networking is everything. In order to keep it that way, we have to limit the amount of attendees, meaning there is a total of 99 seats available, including speakers and organizers. That being said, we have passed the 90% mark. If you want …
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That being said, we have passed the 90% mark. If you want to make sure you’ll actually have a seat, we advice you to register now. Please note that the registration is open until October 18, 2013.
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In real life, technical superiority is one thing and an ability to present your work is another. So, without further ado – best write-ups for t2’13 Challenge: Solving the t2â13 Challenge â Alexander Polyakov (Best write up) Solving the t2â13 Challenge â Ludvig Strigeus (Excellent write up)
The post t2â13 Challenge Solutions first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>In real life, technical superiority is one thing and an ability to present your work is another.
So, without further ado – best write-ups for t2’13 Challenge:
The post t2â13 Challenge Solutions first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>Yes we know, we have already announced the winners but wait – there is more! First time in the history of t2 we are giving out one additional free admission. And that goes to Ludvig Strigeus from Sweden. Why? Well, first of all, he is an awesome guy and writes software we all love but …
The post t2â13 Challenge Winners++ first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>Yes we know, we have already announced the winners but wait – there is more! First time in the history of t2 we are giving out one additional free admission. And that goes to Ludvig Strigeus from Sweden. Why? Well, first of all, he is an awesome guy and writes software we all love but in addition to that, his solution was both fast and elegant. The authors felt that although the challenge rules didn’t do justice to him, he totally deserved to win as well. So here we go
Congrats Ludde!
The post t2â13 Challenge Winners++ first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>Teem Grammer Nazi from Australia was the first one to solve the t2â13 Challenge (8 hours and something). That is pretty hard core. The second winner is Alexander Polyakov from Russia. Alexander is one of those guys who has solved pretty much each and every t2 challenge over the years and this time his hard work …
The post t2â13 Challenge Winners first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>Teem Grammer Nazi from Australia was the first one to solve the t2â13 Challenge (8 hours and something). That is pretty hard core.
The second winner is Alexander Polyakov from Russia. Alexander is one of those guys who has solved pretty much each and every t2 challenge over the years and this time his hard work finally paid off.
Congratulations to both winners! We would also like to thank each one of you who participated – especially those who made it to top 20 – you guys rock! Last but not least. if you have an interesting idea for t2â14 Challenge, please let us know – authors get a free admission to the hybrid competence center among other things 
We will publish the winners of t2’13 Challenge later this weekend. So, if you’re still planning on submitting your write-up the deadline is tomorrow 2013-09-22 12:00 EEST.
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The post t2â13 Challenge winners will be published this weekend first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>Sometimes it happens that we underestimate the “cleverness” of the contestants. This is one of those times. We are sorry that we have to spoil part of the Challenge but we feel that we need to explain what is going on. After mounting the USB drive one of the things you will find is vault/index.html. …
The post t2â13 Challenge warning first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>Sometimes it happens that we underestimate the “cleverness” of the contestants. This is one of those times. We are sorry that we have to spoil part of the Challenge but we feel that we need to explain what is going on.
After mounting the USB drive one of the things you will find is vault/index.html. The idea in a nutshell is that every click on an arrow creates a new dynamic url. So, in order to solve it you need to find the right combination which in turn will take you to the right redirection url.
Now, some “clever” contestant registered the default redirection url i.e. the one that activates if you just click the lock icon without hitting any arrows. Needless to say, the prankster didn’t choose “my little pony picture” but something a bit more horrid.
We are sorry about this – we have contacted tinyurl.com and asked them to remove the redirection. This has no effect to the challenge itself – the only effect is a psychological one i.e. one of the contestants is trying to troll others.
The post t2â13 Challenge warning first appeared on t2 infosec hybrid competence center.]]>t2’13 Challenge was downloaded more than 100 times within the first five minutes. Good luck everybody!
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