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Location:
ASU, Tempe Center Map

Details:
This month’s presentation will be “An Introduction to Honeyd: A HoneyNet in a Jar“, co-sponsored by LOPSA-US-AZ, the Arizona chapter of the League Of Professional System Administrators. Following up on Darren Spruell’s excellent presentation of HoneyNets and the HoneyNet project, I (dwc) will give a tour of honeyd, a very configurable honeynet daemon written by Niels Provos. Honeyd can be configured to emulate the network stacks of various operating systems, provide various services, and answer on unused IP addresses or whole subnets.

This month we have a new location at ASU, courtesty of Wayne. Thanks, Wayne! It’s in Tempe Center on the corner of Mill & University, with free parking from 7PM in Lot 16. Map link in the location above…
After the presentation we will meet up at Casey Moore’s Oyster House (Map) just around the corner.

Times are Phoenix local time

Our monthly CapBUG meeting takes place next week, February 27, 6:30pm at SPARTA in Columbia, MD. Jason Dixon will be doing a presentation on recommended technologies in a modern *BSD-based mailserver. The proposed setup includes Postfix, Cyrus-SASL, SSL/TLS, virtual user accounts, PostfixAdmin, OpenBSD spamd, Amavisd-new, SpamAssassin, Razor2, Courier-IMAP, and Courier authdaemond. Other technologies such as FuzzyOcrPlugin, RoundCube Webmail and server-side filtering with Courier maildrop will be touched on as well.

We’re asking for volunteers to do a short demo of their favorite *BSD-related hardware or software product. Nothing formal is required, just a basic understanding of the item(s) and a willingness to be embarrassed in front of your peers. If it’s really good, I might even buy the winner a free Guinness afterwards.

Directions to SPARTA

Times are Maryland local time.

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