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The inaugural Digital Pest Symposium (DPS1)
will be held in Melbourne on 8 February 2005.
The Digital Pest Symposium is a one-day event, focussing on the twin global
scourges of "spam" email and malicious software (including, but not limited
to, viruses, worms, trojans and spyware). Just about anyone who uses a
computer these days (and that's most of us) has to deal with these in some
way, so all are welcome and encouraged to attend, and indeed participate.
This year's event will be held at:
Australian Industry Group
Ground Floor
20 Queens Road
Melbourne Vic 3004
Goals
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to promote the sharing of information and experience relating to
digital pest countermeasures,
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to raise awareness of the role of good software and systems design
in controlling digital pests,
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to raise the awareness of open-source countermeasures within the
broader ICT community.
Format
The event is made up of 45 minute talks, comprising mostly speaking time
and an allowance for questions. We encourage both technical and non-
technical presentations, on topics including:
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anti-virus and anti-spam solutions
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anti-virus and anti-spam software internals
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methodology - vulnerabilities exploited by spammers and virus
authors
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user education
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legalities (e.g. fighting spam in the courts)
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ISP strategies
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the role of government
Registration
Registration costs are as follows:
- $99 for full AUUG members,
- $125 for associate members, and
- $150 for non-members.
Register online now
OR
Register by printing the
Registration Form,
filling it in and returning it to AUUG.
Please contact AUUG
if you have any queries.
Programme
| Time |
Duration
(minutes) |
Topic |
Who |
| 0930-1000 |
30 |
Registration + coffee/tea |
| 1000-1045 |
45 |
Combatting Digital Pests |
Joel Sing, Ionix |
| 1045-1130 |
45 |
'bumpety' - detecting infected network hosts |
Peter Linich, University of New South Wales |
| 1130-1145 |
15 |
Morning tea |
| 1145-1230 |
45 |
Real world experiences with challenge-response email filtering |
Enno Davids, Metva |
| 1230-1330 |
60 |
Lunch |
| 1330-1415 |
45 |
A Review of Yahoo's Domain Keys Technology |
David Purdue, Sun Microsystems |
| 1415-1500 |
45 |
An Integrated Approach to Email Scanning (or Wait A Minute Mr Postman)
|
Steven Lynch, Network Box |
| 1500-1515 |
15 |
Afternoon tea |
| 1515-1600 |
45 |
TBA |
Panel Session |
This programme is subject to change without notice.
Call For Participation
If you would like to speak at this event, there's still time.
Please read the Call For Participation (PDF).
All speakers receive free registration