null Study Groups Round 2 - Learning Security & Building Networks

null is one of the most active, open security communities since 2010. One of the main objectives for null is spreading information security awareness. Keeping that aim in mind, null has started null Study Groups.

About null Study Groups

null Study Group is a place where like-minded people get together and learn about different domains of security like web, cloud, etc.

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null 2.0 - Call for Initiative

Take up the initiative, start a null chapter in your city

We are starting the new era of our open security community as null 2.0 and we would like to make an open appeal to all the people who want to be a part of this wonderful security community.

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null 2.0 Starting of a New Era

Recap: Going a step back

null the open security community is starting with the new era by introducing the null 2.0. We would like to thank all the members and volunteers who made this possible. It won’t be wrong to call this community is volunteer-driven and this is essentially the strong essence of an open-security community. The idea of building such a community was to grow and learn together.

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null Recap - 2018 - What were we up to

null is one of the most active security communities in India. There are multiple chapters spread across the world, we have grown significantly in the recent past and have now an international presence in Amsterdam, Singapore, Dubai and more places joining the horde.

Today we are here to talk about 2018, what was 2018 for null as a community, what we did and what we achieved out of it.

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We are Back with the Blog

null is India’s largest open security community. Registered as a non-profit society in 2010, we have been active since even before that. null is about spreading information security awareness. All our activities such as null Monthly Meets, null Humla, null Bachaav, null Puliya, null Job Portal are for the cause of that.

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Windows Kernel Exploitation Humla by Ashfaq Ansari

This write-up summarizes a workshop/humla conducted by Ashfaq Ansari on the basics of various kinds of attacks available for exploiting the Windows Kernel as of this date. It describes and demonstrates some of the very common techniques to illustrate the impacts of bypassing Kernel security and how the same could be achieved by exploiting specific flaws in kernel mode components. A knowledge of basic buffer overflow exploits through user mode applications is a plus when understanding kernel exploitation and memory issues.

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Winners of nullkaunjayega

Ladies and Gentlemen, the winner of #nullkaunjayega – ARE TWO! That’s right, we are giving away TWO FREE VIP passes to NULLCON, Goa. And you thought The Twist was just a dance from the 50’s! So here they are, the winners for #nullkaunjayega (drumroll)

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Honourable Mentions for nullkaunjayega

The results of #nullkaunjayega are out!

Before we announce the winner, here are the honourable mentions. While these entries didn’t win the contest, they gave the winner some much deserved competition. So here they are, in no particular order:

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null Volunteer T-shirts are here!

So, yesterday was a day full of subtle surprises! We received our consignment of null volunteer t-shirts in the evening. These t-shirts will be given to all the awesome null volunteers who have won themselves a free VIP pass for nullcon 2015 for being awesome and volunteering for null activities in 2014.

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