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I'd like to offer an introduction into Network System Monitoring using different open tools available in linux. The talk is a technical approach to identify the best sniffing points in a network and how to orchestrate a full analysis of the content to secure the network, as well as showing ideas of collaborative and distributed hacking.
Also, for a better performance, the talk includes a brief guide into configuring a Raspberry PI for creating a simple Network Capture Probe.
The main point of the talk is to show how open source tools are a nice option for this kind of security assessment.
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Paula de la Hoz Garrido
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Paula de la Hoz Garrido is a 22 years old computer engineering student. So far, she's worked as a systems analyst, as a robotics teacher in Switzerland and Arduino monitor at a summer camp for girls at the University of Granada.
She has a Columbia University certificate in Investigative Journalism and recently founded a digital rights and privacy awareness association in Spain called "Interferencias", which already has around 500 members. Paula is into Network security, and is training a group of telecommunications students who passed a CTF test in the kind of security assessment Paula introduces us to in her talk.
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