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You may have heard of Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. You
may have even read about XSS attacks. So what is XSS, how does it work
and what are the risks associated with this class of vulnerabilities? Miss the event? The slides and photos taken are
available now!
- Tan Jin Yean (Snooq)
Jin Yean is a network specialist with DSI, NUS since his graduation from
NUS. His interest in ITSEC is cultivated over a 4 years span. His interest
area is penetration testing techniques. Recently he has been working
on found cross-site scripting vulnerabilities. For those who frequent
HardwareZone IT Security SIG forum, you may be more familar with his
alter-ego, Snooq.
- Huang Shao Fei
Shao Fei is currently a research engineer at DSO National Laboratories,
conducting research and development in diverse IT security-related
technologies and applications.
A mechanical engineer by training, Shao Fei began his career as a senior
executive at the Ministry of Home Affairs and thereafter found a career
in IT security in his current position. He has also been an active
moderator in the HardwareZone forums for the past 3 years, promoting
public interest and education in open-source technologies and IT security.
Shao Fei, a CISSP, holds a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
from the University of Tokyo and an MBA from Leicester University, UK.
Here are the slides from Shao Fei and snooq.
Photos taken during the event!
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