Talks

Various presentations given by Crew members or at Crew meetings or for Crew events. Talk ideas can be posted at the TalkIdeas page.
  • Intro to CSS (13-Jan-2005)
    John Patota talks about CSS and how its really cool.
  • LDAP (07-Oct-2004)
    Billy gives overview of what ldap can do, with amusing (semi-related) pictures.
  • Linux Project Status Update (22-Sept-2004)
    Josh Abraham and Andrew Medico talk about the status of the Linux Project.
  • Command Line Fu: Save Time and Hair (16-Sep-2004)
    Ian presents helpful and handy Unix shortcuts that he uses every day.
  • A Crash Course in Version Control wish Subversion (1-Apr-2004)
    Ian Langworth gives an introduction to version control by explaning concepts using RCS and Subversion, showing svn commands, and explaining merges and conflicts.
  • Radmind
    Pete's presentation on using Radmind for the Crew Linux project.
  • Linux at CCS: Why to use Fedora
    Josh argues why we should use Fedora for the Crew Linux project.
  • Linux at CCS: Why to use Gentoo
    Ian argues why we should use Gentoo Linux for the Crew Linux project. (A lot of copy-and-paste from other sites)
  • Linux at CCS, Round 3, FIGHT! (13-Jan-2004)
    Pete Markowsky, with the help of Russell Neches, held an open forum for designing the new Linux project.
  • Intro to cool things you can do with Debian (16-Oct-2003)
    First in a possible miniseries of Debian-related talks.
  • Securing Windows (20-Oct-2003)
    Colin Johnson talks about Windows security as a training course for Capture the Flag.
  • *nix Security: Locking Down the Box (6-Oct-2003)
    Pete Markowsky and Matt Perry talk about creating and maintaining a secure machine.
  • Securing Networks (11-Apr-2003)
    Jon Hart and Muncus present some ideas for network security, and discuss how the CTF network will be configured.
  • Securing Windows (04-Apr-2003)
    Colin Johnson and Kevin Sullivan talk about the tools used at CCS to secure machines, and some of the tools available for offensive attacks during CTF
  • Python Object System (30-Jan-2003)
    Muncus talks briefly (very briefly) about objects in python, where all the world is an object.
  • Common Lisp Object System (30-Jan-2003)
    Dan Matysiak talks about the CLOS (objects in common lisp)
  • Perl Object System (30-Jan-2003)
    Rachel Mark gives her critique of the Perl Object System.
  • Functional Programming in Perl (16-Jan-2003)
    Kevin Falcone discusses Dispatch Tables, Closures, and Iterators in Perl.
  • IanGallery (14-Nov-2002)
    Ian Langworth made his own web image gallery software that kicks the salt out of its competitors. (Riiight.)
  • Arp (31-Oct-2002)
    Jon Hart's presentation about how to spoof arp for fun and profit.
  • Useful Unix Utilities (31-Oct-2002)
    Jon Hart's introduction to several useful unix utilities.
  • Screen (31-Oct-2002)
    Ian Langworth proves that screen is better than toast.