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Defcon 18 Quals Forensics 200 Write up

25 May, 2010 (14:43) | General | By: Bryce Boe

Edit: A bunch more DEFCON 18 write ups can be found at the vnSecurity site. This weekend I competed in the Defcon 18 Qualifiers with team Shellphish. We unfortunately only placed 15th, nonetheless, it was an exciting and challenging weekend. Below is my write up for the Forensics 200 challenge. I don’t recall the phrasing [...]

Bye Bye Facebook: A Guide to Leaving Facebook

13 May, 2010 (01:34) | General | By: Bryce Boe

Update 2010/05/27: I’ve made further updates to photograbber. Read about them in my post titled, “Facebook Photograbber Updates“. The patch file linked to from this page has been updated to include those changes. I started using Facebook in October of 2004, during my freshmen year of college, just a few months after it became available [...]

iCTF09 – UCSB’s International Capture the Flag Competition

6 December, 2009 (00:45) | General | By: Bryce Boe

As a member of the Security Lab at UCSB I had the privilege to help create and run this year’s iCTF Hacking Competition. The six-year-old competition was very unique this year. Unlike CTFs seen before in which teams try to protect their services whilst attacking other teams’ services, our competition had teams deliver drive-by downloads [...]