Meat.

[dave <dave () immunityinc com>]

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In the smorgasbord of excitement that is information security, hackers
typically stay focused on the meat. Meat is particular vulnerabilities,
bug classes (or as we'd say, "fish species"), auditing techniques, and
exploit techniques. The rest is that pink ginger that comes with your sushi.

For those of you going to CanSecWest in search of meat, Immunity is
going to have Skylar speaking there[1], and her talk is meatylicious. So
I recommend you wake up "early" and make it into the first talk of the
first day so you don't miss it. There's a demo and everything! :>

And, of course, there'll be an Immunity booth, so you can see the latest
Immunity technology in action.

- -dave

[1]
Wednesday March 18th
12:00 - 12:30   Writing User Friendly Exploits - Skylar Rampersaud, Immunity

Abstract: After an exploit has been written and is reliable, there is
still a lot of work to be done making it not visible to your targets.
This talk will discuss some ways to help achieve this end and will
include an exciting demo.

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