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Triple-track conference – no keynotes live casino online poker no sales pitches – starts today with international legends Many side-events as well, including a bug-hunt offering US$2mil rewards in total, and a charity auction THE 10th edition of the Hack In The Box Security Conference (HITBSecConf2012) kicks off in Kuala Lumpur today (Oct 10) after two days of technical training and workshops, bringing back on stage 42 of the series’ most popular speakers of the past decade.

  These include hacker legend John ‘Captain Crunch’ Draper; info-security legend Mikko Hypponen live casino online poker the chief research officer at F-Secure; Lucas Adamski, director of security engineering at Mozilla; and Peter ‘Brokep’ Sunde and Fredrik ‘Tiamo’ Neij, the founders of The Pirate Bay; and DNS guru Paul Vixie.   The iOS Dream Team of experts who have unleashed many jailbreak tools and carrier unlocks will also be there; as will Chris Evans, who leads security.

For Chrome at Google; and founder of The Hackers’ Choice (THC) Marc ‘Van Houser’ Heuse.   “We’re extremely grateful to all our speakers live casino online poker sponsors and volunteers who have helped us reach a decade of playing host to the brilliant minds that have helped shaped the security landscape to where it is today,” HITB founder Dhillon Andrew Kannabhiran said earlier.   HITBSecConf2012 (or HITB2012KUL) includes a number of side events, such as the Capture.

The Flag network hacking challenge; the HackWEEKDAY 36-hour hackathon which made its first appearance at last year’s conference; and the HITB CommSec Village live casino online poker an area that would be dedicated to highlighting various security related projects from the open source community and from various hackerspaces. Free and open to public, the CommSec Village will feature more showcases from open source communities and various organizations, including an expanded lock-picking arena by members of TOOOL USA.