DoJoSec roundup

Summary: The DoJoSec meeting featured four talks: Alain on handling malware unknown to an antivirus solution, Richard Goldberg on the importance of good contracts, Joe Klein on IPv6 problems and the risk to unsuspecting IPv6-enabled devices, and Eoghan Casey on mobile device memory dumping forensics. Videos of the talks are to be posted on the DoJoSec website for those who missed the live stream.
Bottom line: Joe Klein's talk flagged impending problems for unsuspecting IPv6-enabled devices, a reminder that devices already on your network may carry exposure nobody has accounted for.

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Topics: Malware
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