Venue: HILTON KL SENTRAL - 6TH FLOOR

Date: 3rd and 4th September 2007

Due to restrictions from the Malaysian Film Censorship Board, URCHIN will no longer be shown. As a replacement, presentations from HITBSecConf2006 - Malaysia will be shown at the following times:

Day 1

11:30 am - Attacking the IPV6 Protocol Suite - Van Hauser
2:00 pm - VoIP Phreaking - SIPhallis Unveiled - The Grugq
4:30 pm - Writing Metasploit Plugins - From Vulnerability to Exploit - Saumil Shah
7:00 pm Subverting Vista Kernel for Fun and Profit - Joanna Rutkowska

Day 2

11:30am - MOSREF - Using Cryptography and Injectable Virtual Machines in Security - Wes Brown
2:00pm - Hacking Trust - Anthony Zboralski and Dave McKay

All proceeds from the screenings will be donatedto the Malaysian National Cancer Council

FREEDOM DOWNTIME

Synopsis

Winner of the Audience Award for Documentaries at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, 2002

FREEDOM DOWNTIME is the story of computer hacker Kevin Mitnick, imprisoned without bail for nearly five years. The film tries to uncover the reasons why the authorities are so scared of Mitnick as well as define what exactly he did. As word of a new Hollywood movie portraying Mitnick as a terrorist becomes known, hackers begin to turn to activism to get their message out. Through interviews with relatives, friends, lawyers, and experts in the computer and civil liberties arena, a picture of a great injustice becomes apparent. A cross country journey uncovers some realities of the hacker culture as well as the sobering reality that so many technically adept young people seem destined for prison.

 

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