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Recently we all witnessed this season of NULLCON unfold, NULLCON, which is India’s biggest Security Conference that happens in Goa every year, this year it was held on 14th of Feb, and its tagline being ”Spread Love, Not Malware”.
This year’s Nullcon International Conference was filled with speakers from across the Globe with various interesting papers that were presented. This year’s Nullcon did see some of the upcoming talents of Indian Cyber Space.
The event started off with a bang with the Night Talks on 13th night which was followed by a Grand Party. The evening part of the talks even had “Black Shield Award” segment which brought out the eminent personalities being awarded the Black Shield Award. The Achievers List of Black Shield is as follows:
The day talks started on 14th morning and went on till 15th evening. This year’s Nullcon’s talks featured various well known Security Researchers such as Rahul Sasi, Alexander Polyakov, LavaKumar Kuppan, Vivek Ramachandran, Saumil Shah and many more. And as Nullcon always tries to bring out the budding talents from India, this time we did have upcoming talents from Indian Infosec Community such as Yahin Mehboobe, Ankita Gupta, Abhay Rana and many more.
One of the major paparazzi grabber this time was the Ultra Geeky nullcon2014 hardware badge that was developed by Indian researchers “Amay Gat” and “Umesh Jawalikar”.
One of the new things that was seen this time at Nullcon was the NULLCON AMMO which showcased some of the coolest, geekiest opensource tools developed by young Indian Researchers and Developers.
The tools found at Nullcon Ammo were:
Overall this season of Nullcon was filled with more geekness , fun, party and awesome feast of Information and Knowledge for Infosec Enthusiasts. It was really more exciting than the previous season of Nullcon. The experience this time the hackers had was the best. For a Hacker , you can’t ask anything better than Nullcon.
This year’s Nullcon International Conference was filled with speakers from across the Globe with various interesting papers that were presented. This year’s Nullcon did see some of the upcoming talents of Indian Cyber Space.
The event started off with a bang with the Night Talks on 13th night which was followed by a Grand Party. The evening part of the talks even had “Black Shield Award” segment which brought out the eminent personalities being awarded the Black Shield Award. The Achievers List of Black Shield is as follows:
The day talks started on 14th morning and went on till 15th evening. This year’s Nullcon’s talks featured various well known Security Researchers such as Rahul Sasi, Alexander Polyakov, LavaKumar Kuppan, Vivek Ramachandran, Saumil Shah and many more. And as Nullcon always tries to bring out the budding talents from India, this time we did have upcoming talents from Indian Infosec Community such as Yahin Mehboobe, Ankita Gupta, Abhay Rana and many more.
One of the major paparazzi grabber this time was the Ultra Geeky nullcon2014 hardware badge that was developed by Indian researchers “Amay Gat” and “Umesh Jawalikar”.
One of the new things that was seen this time at Nullcon was the NULLCON AMMO which showcased some of the coolest, geekiest opensource tools developed by young Indian Researchers and Developers.
The tools found at Nullcon Ammo were:
- OWTF (The Offensive Web Testing Framework) – By: Abharam Aranguren & Bhardwaj Machhiraju.
- NoSQL Exploitation Framework – By: Francis Alexander.
- XML Chor – By: Harshal Jamdade.
- Drup Snipe - By: Sukesh Reddy and Ranjeet Senger.
- OWASP Xenotix XSS Exploitation Framework – By: Ajin Abharam
Overall this season of Nullcon was filled with more geekness , fun, party and awesome feast of Information and Knowledge for Infosec Enthusiasts. It was really more exciting than the previous season of Nullcon. The experience this time the hackers had was the best. For a Hacker , you can’t ask anything better than Nullcon.
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