Edição 20 - 5.21.2007

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43 minutos e pouco Conferências *** Deadline for Paper submission extended to June 04, 2007 *** IMF 2007 3rd International Conference on IT-Incident Management & IT-Forensics September 11 - 12, 2007 Stuttgart, Germany ACSAC 23 Annual Computer Security Apllications COnference December 10-14, 2007 Miami Beach Resort & Spa Miami Beach, Florida, USA Submissions are now open! Submission Deadline – *June 3rd* XCon2007 the Sixth Information Security Conference will be held in Beijing, China, during August 28-29, 2007. This two-days conference will be held in a relaxed and cozy atmosphere, which will provide an international communion platform for the information security professionals,technicians,security supervisors,managers, and hacker technology fans. They say their says and show themselves as much as they like. It is not only abrilliant symposium, but more importantly, a "party", a "party" to share the joy of success. Speaker whose presentation has been accepted by XCon will participate in this event to make a speech by himself. They will enjoy the following privileges: * Return economy class air-ticket for one person (XCON will cover travel expenses up to USD 1,200.00.) * Hotel accommodation * Breakfast, lunch and dinner during conference * After-conference party * We will organize the speakers to visit some of the famous historical sites during the day after the meeting, and taste the flavors in Beijing. 28~29, August, 2007 BeiJing China (http://xcon.xfocus.org) Under the Patronage of Dr. Amr. Salem, the Minister of Communications & Technology, The 3rd ICT Security Forum in Syria At four Seasons Hotel - on 30 -31/7/2007 WifightClub Rules The first rule of WiFight Club is: You can tell ANYone about WiFight Club. The second rule of WiFight Club is: Anyone you tell about WiFight Club is AUTOMATICALLY in WiFight Club. The third rule of WiFight Club is: You cannot get out of WiFight Club. Welcome to WiFight Club! Assunto 1) New .TLDs: Panacea for Security? Assunto 2) Australia vulnerable to cyber terror