Recently I had the pleasure of giving an OWASP presentation on JavaScript Exploits. I had some fun with the talk and compared countermeasures used to prevent JavaScript Exploits to Chinese border security.
I really appreciate all of the people who came out both in Ottawa and Montréal, and the feedback I received was really positive. A special thanks to the chapter leaders for making this possible.
If you are interested in giving a presentation to either of these OWASP chapters, they are always looking for volunteers. More information can be found on the Ottawa OWASP or Montréal OWASP pages.
Download the PDF (3.3 MB) or view the slides below (if your reader supports iframes).
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September 17, 2009
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Thanks again for the great presentation!
Posted by: Bernard Bolduc | September 17, 2009 at 10:40 PM