Taking a look at the first submissions, it seems like more time is needed in order to solve the Forensic Challenge 13 - “A Message In A Picture”. For this reason we decided to extend the submission deadline to 2013, March 15th.
Have fun!
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project
Let’s start the new year with a forensic challenge!
I am really pleased to announce Forensic Challenge 13 – “A Message in a Picture”. The challenge has been provided by the Honeynet Project Pacific Northwest Chapter. Submission deadline is 2013, Feb 15th and we will be announcing winners around the first week of March 2013.
Happy new year and have fun!
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project
Folks,
the submission deadline for the Forensic Challenge 12 – “Hiding in Plain Sight“ put up by the Alaska Chapter under the leadership of Lucas McDaniel has passed. We have received 4 submissions and will be announcing results on Mon, Oct 15th 2012. The top three submissions will be awarded little prizes.
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project
I am pleased to announce a new forensic challenge: Forensic Challenge 12 – “Hiding in Plain Sight“. The challenge has been provided by the Alaska Chapter under the leadership of Lucas McDaniel.
Submission deadline is Sep 9th and we will be announcing winners around the first week of October 2012.
Have fun!
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project
Folks,
the submission deadline for the Forensic Challenge 11 “Dive Into Exploit” created by Georg Wicherski from Giraffe Chapter has passed.
We have received 2 good submissions and will be announcing results before the end of July. Without doubt, this challenge was one of the most difficult ones the Honeynet Project provided in the last years so we are really glad about the submitted solutions which seems really high-level at a first glance.
Taking a look at the submissions we realized that… mmh no submissions at all… We already knew that solving this challenge requires high skills but it seems like more time is needed in order to solve the Forensic Challenge 11 - “Dive Into Exploit”. For this reason we decided to extend the submission deadline to 2012, July 1st.
Have fun (and don’t be shy)!
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project
Frasier, who participated in our recent visualization forensic challenge has released his visualization tool WoLF Viz at http://code.google.com/p/wolf-viz/. WoLF Viz works by parsing arbitrary text log files into a network (graph) of words, where the words are nodes and the edges are adjacent word pairs. The edge weights are based on how often the two words are seen next to each other. It then draws a map of log file, looking at each word-pair as it moves through the log file, using colours to represent the edge weights of each word-pair.
While the quantity of submissions for FC10 was lower than usual - we had expected this because of the amount of work required to submit plus being over the Christmas break - the quality of the solutions was really inspiring.
Of course the hardest part was deciding the winners, and as expected the traditional scoring method was not ideal for this type of challenge because the challenge was about creating and developing ideas, rather than just answering a number of dry questions.
Taking a look at the first submissions, it seems like more time is needed in order to solve the Forensic Challenge 10 - “Attack Visualization”. For this reason we decided to extend the submission deadline to 2012, January 22th.
Have fun!
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project
I am pleased to announce the next forensic challenge: Forensic Challenge 10 - “Attack Visualization”.
The challenge has been created by Ben Reardon from Australia Chapter.
Submission deadline is December 18th and we will be announcing winners around the last week of January 2012. We have a few small prizes for the top three submissions.
Have fun!
Angelo Dell’Aera
The Honeynet Project