We will be setting up a machine named �SconRox� that will have two web applications that will challenge you to hack them. The first website is a gated progression of login pages where you must solve specific problems using different web hacking techniques. While the second is designed to be more free-form, resembling more of what a real website would be like. A unified scoreboard will be kept; so everyone will know who is "leading" in the competition throughout night. Woodzy will then hack, or get audience members too (depending on levels of intoxication), the most interesting challenges live at the end of the night. The winner of the hacking competition will receive a special surprise* from uncle redpantz (and yes,he _IS_ feeling grabby).

*Void if you currently work in the 'security' industry. Nice try white devil mother fuckers.

Within two months of our announcement to form an Atlanta hacker space, over 50 people came together to help make it a reality. Freeside (http://www.FreesideAtlanta.org/) is on track to sign a warehouse lease this summer. This talk will cover how we got organized, how we planned for funding, some lessons we learned from other hacker spaces, and how Freeside will distinguish itself from the other spaces popping up all over the country.

WORKSHOP
Bringing the power of Snort and ClamAV to embedded Linux! We�ll start with a $90 ASUS WL-500g Premium wireless router and turn it into a security gateway providing IPS (Snort Inline) and web AV (DansGuardian and ClamAV) functionality. Along the way we�ll introduce the hardware, liberate the firmware, and show you how to unleash the power of your wireless router.

PREREQUISITES
If you want to play along you'll need a Linksys WRTSL54GS or ASUS WL-500g Premium router, a computer with a SSH client, and basic *nix command line skills (cp, ln, vi).

WORKSHOP
The Snort intrusion prevention and detection system is the world's most widely-deployed IDS/IPS. In addition, it is free (as in speech, not beer)! One of Snort's strengths is its ability to describe powerful detection logic in a high-level rules language.
In this workshop we'll start with the basics of Snort rule writing and work our way into advanced topics such as preprocessor normalization and decoding, resistance to evasion techniques, detection of web application attacks, and the creation of Snort Dynamic Rules (i.e., shared object rules).

PREREQUISITES
A VMware Server v1.x image will be provided to attendees of the workshop. The provided VMware image includes the latest stable release of Snort running on a minimal CentOS Linux platform. Attendees who wish to use the VMware image should come prepared with their own computer and a compatible installation of VMware Server (free as in beer), VMware Workstation, or VMware Player (free as in beer).
VMware Server http://www.vmware.com/products/server/
VMware Player http://www.vmware.com/products/player/

Food Genome demo (more details later)

WORKSHOP
You've seen all the cool kids and leet haxors with their lockpick kits at other cons... fanboys and scenewhores swoon, amazed at how adept these ninjas and rogues are at opening locks. We all know that you long to possess this talent, to have supple-skinned and dewey-eyed admirers wrapped around your thigh and gazing up at you like the flaxen-haired waifs painted on the side of a 1970s van. But... the deep, dark secret you keep is that you were too busy with other things and missed out on learning about lockpicking as it was getting more and more attention the past few years. You try to stop by the Lockpick Village at DEFCON, ShmooCon, or HOPE... only to find it hopelessly crowded, and no one gives mere "intro to lockpicking" courses at cons anymore. Well, be stymied no more! Help is here in the form of Deviant Ollam, who feels that any time is a good time (and a fun time) to learn the basics of lockpicking. He will conduct a workshop at this year's SummerCon specifically dedicated to taking complete novices and turning them into seasoned pickers, capable of tackling a wide range of locks and exploring more advanced topics with confidence and aplomb.

PREREQUISITES
A fine appreciation for Viking-themed heavy metal music is a must, and a command of the Dutch language including its varied regional dialects (the western Gelderland tongue, in particular), are very helpful given that Deviant has been known to play tracks from bands like Heidevolk during hands-on segments as people try what they have learned. Aside from this, however, there are no prerequisites, per se. Locks, picks, tools, and all other hardware will be provided. This workshop is BYOB.

This talk will take the listener through a series of undeniable arguments that PROVE XSS is stupid. It should only be considered a means to an end and a waste of time, not the focus of any continued research.

Everyone has a few skeletons in their closet: old relationships, former co-workers, and nosy neighbors they would like to forget. But what happens when one of these skeletons has a bone to pick with you? Because of the proximity some people have unqiue access to details of your personal life that can be used to compromise your online identity. This talk will give you the power to put the skeletons back in the closet by giving you tips, tricks, and techniques to keep people in the past�.just a memory.