[liberationtech] Applied Cybersecurity: Google Hacking

[Yosem Companys]

Applied Cybersecurity is a new Stanford group focused on teaching students 
practical skills in exploiting and protecting systems. We will be holding 
weekly interactive sessions throughout the year that demonstrate how to 
perform security exploits such as password cracking and packet sniffing, as 
well as providing overviews and discussions across modern security topics 
such as the dark web, bitcoin, and data privacy. 

We would like to invite you to attend our open session on Thursday December 
3rd from 4:30-6pm. During our session we will give an overview of our group 
and provide a short demo showing you how to use Google’s search engine to 
reveal website vulnerabilities. 

Hope to see you there!
- The Applied Cybersecurity TeamCome join Applied Cybersecurity for our 
kick-off session with Alex Keller , Systems Admin and Security Lead, 
Stanford School of Engineering 

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Come join Applied Cybersecurity for our kick-off session with Alex Keller, 
Systems Admin and Security Lead, Stanford School of Engineering to learn 
how to find vulnerabilities using web-based search exposure. No technical 
requirements to join! Just be prepared with a laptop or smart phone that 
can access the Google search engine. RSVP below to confirm your spot!] 
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WHERERoom 90, Crown Classroom Building (Stanford Law School) WHENThursday, 
December 3 , 2015, 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM PST] 
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