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| Date: | 21 May-25 May 2012 |
| Location: | Okura Hotel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| Organizer: | Hack In The Box |
| Homepage: | http://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2012ams/ |
2012 will see the introduction of a brand new attack and defense Capture the Flag game run as always by the HITB.nl CTF crew. “Capture the Flag Bank0verflow” will also for the very first time combine forces with the OWASP Netherlands team (OWASP.NL).
The organizers are also adding a CommSec village – an area aiming to bring together not only the various Benelux hackerspaces, but also participation from the open source communities (Ubuntu, OWASP, Mozilla, Gentoo etc). Members of TOOOL Netherlands will as always also be on hand.
- 25th Annual FIRST Conference
Organized by FIRST - 16 June - 21 June 2013 - Black Hat USA 2013
Organized by UBM Tech - 27 July - 1 August 2013 - World Congress on Internet Security 2013
Organized by WorldCIS - 5 August - 7 August 2013
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