Over the holiday break I've been putting the finishing touches on TCP/IP Weapons School 3.0, to be presented first at Black Hat DC 2011 on 16-17 Jan 11. This is a completely new class written from the ground up. I'm very pleased with how it has developed. While keeping the distinctions from other offerings that I described last year, I've extended this third version of the class to include explicit offensive and defensive portions. Students will receive two VMs, one running a modified version of Doug Burks' SecurityOnion distro as an attack/monitor platform, and the second running a Windows workstation as a victim platform. The purpose of this class is to develop the investigative mindset needed by digital security professionals. Junior- to intermediate-level security and information technology (IT) staff are the intended audience. The class is a balance of discussion and hands-on labs. Defensive aspects of the labs emphasize how to discover suspicious and malicious activity i
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