This repository is dedicated to files related to Pwnies workshops, this includes:

• Slides (if any)
• Workshop descriptions
• Workshop material (source code, handouts, ...)
• List of upcoming talks

Upcoming workshops

Date	Author	Title	Description
2017-12-21	rot256	GCM; The illegal attack	workshops/gcm/README.md
2018-01-11	kriztw	Intro: Shellcode and binary exploitation	workshops/binary_intro/README.md
2018-02-15	rot256	Radare; Symbolic is all the r4ge	workshops/r4ge/README.md
2018-03-08	Kokjo	Automatic ROP chain generation	TODO
TBA	rot256	Heaps of fun; exploiting glibc and beyond	TODO
TBA	rot256 + ?	Reverse engineering EVM code (Ethereum)	TODO
TBA	Kokjo	Introduction to memory leaks & DynElf
xxxx-yy-zz	you?

Workshop format

0. Meet at 18:30 (at the usual location)
1. Begin presentation (of any length)
2. Workshop session

Note, the workshop part is required (exceptions may be made). The goal is for people to gain hands on experience with the topic.

Examples of workshops

• Present a technique applied to a previous CTF Challenge and use CTF challenge(s) in the workshop.
• Introduce a topic you have researched and create workshop related to this. e.g. BLE and "smart locks", with a workshop applying the techniques to real / simulated locks.

Making a workshop

0. Plan a talk ~1 month in advance
1. Fork this repository.
2. Add material and slides
3. Make a pull request
4. Workshop is (probably) accepted
5. You present
6. Profit?

Q & A

• Q: I do not know how to make a workshop.

• A: Find someone on #gallopsled or at Thursdays meetings (@DIKU) to help you.

• Q: Am I good enough to organize a workshop?

• A: If you research some security related topic for a while, you may very well be better than all other members. If you want help, simply ask around.