Project U.A.V

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is an aircraft that has the capability of
autonomous flight, without a pilot in control. David will be spearheading
this project and outlining goals, datelines and actionable items. 

This is our first Maker project and we are inviting anyone interested in
these types of projects to join us, contribute and propose new projects.

LMS House of Rythm and Poetry
LOCATION: 1723 W 37 Street (# 18)
Hialeah, Florida, 33012 USA
Time: 1:PM
(Entrance in the rear by the van)

Great subject for those who want to start learning about reverse engineering software, code review, fuzzing and  development in general.

Bring your laptops. What the hell else do you think we do here?

LOCATION: 1723 W 37 Street

Hialeah, Florida, 33012 USA

Time: 1:PM

(Entrance in the rear by the van)

We are looking for new events and projects for the Hackerspace beyond only information systems security. Most of all we are open to new ideas that may not be strictly in the realm of computer security such as digital arts, video gaming, music controllers, hardware hacking,  hacktivism, etc..

Make your voice be heard…

LOCATION: 1723 W 37 Street                                 (Entrance in the rear by the van)
Hialeah, Florida, 33012 USA

Time: 1:PM

Tampa-Orlando-The space coast. Home of some of the best CTF players in the country. We cannot wait to have “La Bestia”at their mercy… We will be at the White Hatters Computer Security Club at the University of South Florida on December 17th, 2011.

This is an OPEN event ALL welcome. We will have full setup, new music, videos and of course plenty of targets to P0wn!!!.        See you there prepare for combat…

Date: Saturday December 17th, 2011.

Location: University of South Florida

MSC – Marshall Student Center, 3707 (3rd Floor)

Location Map

http://usfweb2.usf.edu/parking_services/maps/Visitor_Map.pdf

Time: 8:30 am – 5:30 pm

- Open Floor – Talk about next meetup topics.

Open ports and vulnerabilities including backdoors that may or may not have been placed by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, will be exposed and demonstrated at this event.

The demonstration will be done in a lab environment involving a freshly installed Red Star OS on a computer. No laws will be broken during this presentation

LOCATION: 1723 W 37 Street (Entrance in the rear by the van)
Hialeah, Florida, 33012 USA

Time: Saturday October 15th 2011. 1 PM

The purpose of the talk is to educate listeners by demonstrating the improbability of staying anonymous while engaging in group or social activities on the internet, and especially while engaging in criminal activities as a group. The talk will also highlight the the dangers of crowd-sourcing political protest, and, especially, “hacktivism.”

The presentation will be given by BackTrace Security: How a group with with no material resources infiltrated and disrupting operations from within by using social engineering, Google and a VPN.

LOCATION: 1723 W 37 Street (Entrance in the rear by the van)
Hialeah, Florida, 33012 USA

TIME: Saturday September 3rd 2011 at 1pm EST

HackMiami is hosting this talk as a way to discuss forensic and social engineering techniques that are used during digital investigations and long term covert operations.

HackMiami will be running the Kommand && Kontroll CTF

Kommand && Kontroll CTF

This game is for anyone who enjoys the thrill of researching security in networks, web apps and malware. All done in an isolated private network. We encourage more advanced InfoSec professionals that think they are elite enough. As with the Samurai game you will need to bring a computer with a bootable cd/dvd-rom drive, at least a 15′ ethernet cable and a powerstrip. We will have some ethernet cables and powerstrips available but quantities will be limited so it is best to bring your own if you can.

Samurai CTF

This game is for those with little to no hacking experience and will be similar to the Samurai game we ran last year. Each team will be provided with a virtual server and a common scoreboard website to track their progress. The scoreboard will give the players a list of questions to be filled out in order to proceed to the next step. The game will test your abilities in the areas of reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access and covering your tracks. For this competition you will need to bring a computer with a bootable cd/dvd-rom drive, at least a 15′ ethernet cable and a powerstrip. We will have some ethernet cables and powerstrips available but quantities will be limited so it is best to bring your own if you can. SFISSA will be providing a bootable Samurai at the event but feel free to download yours ahead of time to get familiar with the toolkit. Click here for all the details

Rod makes good chili too.

Saturday, August 13, 2011 from 12:00pm – 5:00pm at the Hollywood Women’s Club, 501 N. Fourteenth Avenue, Hollywood, FL 33020.

Meeting address                    

6917 Collins Ave

Miami Beach, FL