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If Apple did computer forensics…

If Apple did computer forensics…

This is too funny…

“The writeblocker, iBlock, would only image at 1 mb/s and would have a non-replacable internal battery with a 12-month lifespan. When everyone who was going to buy one had done so, they’d release an iBlock ’s’ – this writes at a speed approaching the commercial standard but still has the battery problem. Apple dismiss this as a ‘false negativity point by uncreative people’ and sue anyone publicly criticising it.”

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CitySec meetup in Los Angeles

For those of you who haven’t already seen CitySec, it’s worth stopping by.  CitySec.org is a site created by Thomas Ptacek (from Matasano Chargen) to facilitate gatherings of information security professionals.  The tone of the meetings appears to be quite relaxed, to quote “What is a CitySect Meetup?“:

The rule of thumb is, no more structure than is absolutely necessary to get people into a room (where “room” usually means “bar”): if structure (like “name tags” or “surveys”) would even possibly prevent one person from attending the meeting, don’t use it.

For those of us in the greater Los Angeles area, there is a CitySec meetup (LASec) scheduled for 8PM on June 7th at the Westwood Brewing Co (near UCLA).  Here’s a link to the address on Google Maps.  Infosec and beer, a great combination :)

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CitySec meetup in Los Angeles

For those of you who haven’t already seen CitySec, it’s worth stopping by.  CitySec.org is a site created by Thomas Ptacek (from Matasano Chargen) to facilitate gatherings of information security professionals.  The tone of the meetings appears to be quite relaxed, to quote “What is a CitySect Meetup?“:

The rule of thumb is, no more structure than is absolutely necessary to get people into a room (where “room” usually means “bar”): if structure (like “name tags” or “surveys”) would even possibly prevent one person from attending the meeting, don’t use it.

For those of us in the greater Los Angeles area, there is a CitySec meetup (LASec) scheduled for 8PM on June 7th at the Westwood Brewing Co (near UCLA).  Here’s a link to the address on Google Maps.  Infosec and beer, a great combination 🙂

The post CitySec meetup in Los Angeles by Mike is originally from Forensic Computing.

Unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.