Message-ID: <465128B4.4030906@vnsecurity.net>
Date: Mon, 21 May 2007 13:05:56 +0800
From: rd <rd@...ecurity.net>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Remider: VNSECON 07 Call for Papers ends on June
	08

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Hi,

A reminder to everyone that the Call for Papers for the VNSECON
2007 conference in Saigon, Vietnam this August ends on the first
week of next month (June 08).

Thanks and looking forward to seeing you all there.

- --
VNSECON 07
http://conf.vnsecurity.net




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~ @@                     ==VNSECURITY==

                        CALL FOR PAPERS

|=---------------------=[ VNSECON 2007 ]=----------------------=|
|=-------------------------------------------------------------=|
|=-------------------=[ August 3-4, 2007 ]=--------------------=|
|=--------------=[ Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam ]=----------------=|

                      cfp @ vnsecurity.net
          [ http://conf.vnsecurity.net/cfp2007.txt ]



The Call for  Papers for VNSECON  Security Conference 2007 is now
open. VNSECON 2007 is a security conference taking place downtown
in Ho Chi Minh City (aka Saigon),  Vietnam from the 3rd to 4th of
August  2007. Some invited  papers  have  been  confirmed, but  a
limited number of speaking slots are still available.


- --[ Introduction

VNSECON 2007 aims to be  an event that enables the dissemination,
discussion and sharing  of security information between  security
communities.  We organize  a  conference  that  gathers  security
experts, from the  mainstream network  security arena  as well as
the underground community, to share their researches, discoveries
and experiences.

We promise to make VNSECON a great and fun event for all security
enthusiasts, regardless the colors on their hats.


- --[ The Venue

Ho Chi Minh City,  fondly referred to  as Saigon  - "The Pearl of
the Orient",  still retains a charm reminiscent  of  its  French-
European heritage  in  the midst of rapid  commercialization. The
city  promises  an endless fascination  for travelers  wanting to
explore  Vietnam's  rich  4,000-year  history.  It is a bustling,
dynamic and industrious center, the largest city in  the country,
the economic  capital and the  cultural trendsetter. The streets,
where much of the city's life takes  place, is a myriad of street
markets,  shops,  pavement  cafes,  stands-on-wheels and  vendors
selling wares spread out on sidewalks.

More info: http://conf.vnsecurity.net/venue


- --[ Topics

Topics that will be considered include, but are not limited to:

  - 0dayz
  - Web Security
  - Criminal Laws
  - GSM, GPRS and CDMA Security
  - VoIP Security / Hacking
  - Wireless Security / Hacking
  - Exploitation
  - Attack and Defense Techniques
  - Access Control and Authentication
  - Reverse Engineering
  - Application Security, Testing, Fuzzing
  - Code Auditing
  - Virtualization
  - Malicious Code
  - Viruses, Worms, and Trojans
  - Spyware, Phishing and Botnets
  - Banking Security
  - Phreaking
  - Cryptography
  - Forensics


- --[ Submissions

Deadline for abstract submission:   June 08th, 2007
Deadline for panel submission:      June 15th, 2007
Deadline for paper submission:      July 07th, 2007


Paper proposals should consist of the following information:

1) Topic synopsis, title, and a one paragraph description.
2) Presenter information (name, handler, country of origin  /
   passport) and contact information (e-mail, postal address,
   phone, fax).
3) Employer and/or affiliations.
4) Brief biography, list of publications and papers.
5) Any significant presentation  and educational experience /
   background.
6) Reason why this material is innovative,  significant or an
   important tutorial.
7) Will you have full text available or only slides?

Please  send  your  submission  to  cfp  @ vnsecurity.net. Please
include the plain text  version of this information in your email
as well  as any file, pdf, doc, sxw,  ppt,  or  html attachments.
Note   that  all  speakers   will  be  allocated  50  minutes  of
presentation time. If you require more time, please inform us  in
your submission.


- --[ Speakers' Privileges

1) Accommodation will be provided (03 nights).  We may be able to
   cover your traveling expense,  but only  if you let us know in
   advance in your submission.
2) Conference party.
3) Half-day tour after conference  to Cu Chi Tunnels,  an immense
   network of connecting underground tunnels from the Vietnam War
   (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cu_Chi_tunnels)
   Bonus: 5 rounds of firing AK-47 in the shooting range.
4) A large amount of free beer!


- --[ Program Committee (alphabet order)

1) Andrew Griffiths (Ruxcon, pulltheplug.org)
2) Dug Song, (Arbor Networks, monkey.org)
3) HD Moore (BreakingPoint Systems, Metasploit Project)
4) Nguyen Anh Quynh (AIST Japan, VNSECURITY)
5) Red Dragon (THC, HERT, VNSECURITY)
6) SeekZero - Le Dinh Long (VNSECURITY)
7) SK Chong (SCAN Associates)
8) Skyper - Ralf Kaiser (ex-Phrack, THC)
9) van Hauser (The Hackers Choice - THC)


- --[ Capture the Flag

As  part  of  VNSECON 2007, we  organize  an  attack  and defense
"Capture  The  Flag"  challenge.  We  are  inviting  speakers  to
contribute challenges for CTF competition.  We are also  inviting
security / hacker  groups to join  the competition.  For  further
details on the CTF, please  check conference website and/or email
ctf @ vnsecurity.net.


- --[ Other Information

For further information on the conference and submissions, please
feel free to visit VNSECON 2007 website.  On behalf of VNSECURITY
Team, we thank you and look forward to receive your submissions.


#VNSECON 07 - http://conf.vnsecurity.net


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