it was a not really sunny day in tpa, fl, when i got the message from cpp swift's president. it was an invite to help with their info sec conference, the Tech Symposium. they were looking for community members who would be willing to help with different aspects, tabling, ctf challenges, organization. my brain started to turn and i knew i wanted to do something really funny. last year in october, i had tabled at the CSUF's OSScon, ran by their security club, OSS. the tabling was fun and i got to present some malware that i was working on for a research project with mitre , which is avalible here. it was cool to get people to mess around with malware when they've never seen it before, but for the tech Symposium, i had a more substantial idea of what i wanted to do.
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