Tres días completos de conferencia, 2.500 desarrolladores, 90 presentaciónes, 60 charlas rápidas y 12 talleres. Esos son los números de este años de las JavaZone 2014, una conferencia sobre programación, la mayoría orientadas a Java, eso sí, la mitad de las charlas están en noruego.

Aquí tenéis las charlas que se dieron, por si os interesa alguna:

• #NoEstimates - Filip van Laenen
• 3D-grafikk i nettleseren: Hvordan komme i gang med WebGL - Kristoffer Dyrkorn
• 33 things you want to do better - Tom Bujok
• 50 new features of Java EE 7 - Arun Gupta
• Accelerate your development by accelerating your feedback loop - Johannes Brodwall
• Akka in real-time - Owen Fraser-Green
• A Little Graph Theory for the Busy Developer - Jim Webber
• Ansible: Provisjonering for programmerere - Bendik Solheim
• Arkitektreisen - Jon-Thomas Eliassen
• BDD - better driven development? - Mads Hoel
• Blueflood: A case study in open-sourcing a large piece of infrastructure software - Gary Dusbabek
• Brukervennlig input på responsive websiter - John-Arne Fagerli
• Building A Big Data Machine Learning Platform - Cliff Click
• Building a Country on Open Source Java - Jeff Genender
• Building Advanced Web Applications using Canvas - Geir Vidar Kristensen
• Building flexible and high performance software with CQRS and Axon Framework - Allard Buijze
• Building Modular Java Applications in the Cloud Age - Bert Ertman
• Building on SOLID Foundations - Steve Freeman
• call(me, maybe) - Erik Wendel
• Cassandra (and Hadoop) case studies from FINN.no - mck
• Ceylon from here to infinity: the big picture and what's coming - Stephane Epardaud
• Choose the right tools for the job - avoid "hammer first" solutions - Aksel Gresvig
• Chromecast i en fei - Sindre Mehus
• Combining .NET and Java in an enterprise web publishing platform - Svein-Magnus Sørensen
• Connecting Physical Devices to the Web - Event Driven Architecture using WebSocket for the Internet of Things - Peter Moskovits
• Conquering the wicked kingdom of Java with a NodeJS Trojan horse - Espen Dalløkken
• Content Security Policy - Hva er din side lastet med? - Mikael Strand, Åshild Kaldahl Thorrud
• Continuous Delivery for Architects - Neal Ford
• Cost-Aware Architectures - Markus Krüger
• Dart: A programming language designed for speed and the web - Lars Bak
• Design for asynkronitet og høy ytelse! - Eivind Barstad Waaler
• Det er helt sikkert at det er usikkert. Hvordan (ikke) anslå usikkerhet til estimater. Innlagt NM i estimering-Magne Jørgensen
• Det var en gang en hendelse - Kari Bergh Schjønsby
• Distributed Ad hoc Real-Time Stream Processing - Christian Kreutzfeldt
• Distributed Consensus A.K.A. "What do we eat for lunch?" - Konrad `ktoso` Malawski
• DTO 2.0 – et SOLID forsvar for offentlige instansfelter (i Java) - Kjetil Valstadsve
• Du MÅ ikke velge et rammeverk! - Eivind Barstad Waaler
• Elm: Et funksjonelt språk for weben - Henrik Wingerei
• Enemy of the state - Joachim Lous
• En realitetsorientering om tingenes internett - og hvordan du kan komme i gang selv - Simen Sommerfeldt
• Erfaringer fra 150 mikrotjenester - fordeler og ulemper - Jan Henrik Gundelsby
• Er JavaFX noe for deg som hater å knote med GUI? - Anne Landro
• ES6 er her, velkommen til fremtiden innen JavaScript - Pål Ruud
• Fem år med Scala i produksjon - Sigmund Marius Nilssen
• Fibonacci Pairing: Learning through Collaboration - Yilmaz Guleryus
• Fix That! - Christin Gorman
• Fra idé til realisering på 3 uker med dagens frontend teknologi - Ismar Slomic, Anna Karpova
• Functional Groovy - Andres Almiray
• Functional Reactive Programming in Javascript - Sven Anders Robbestad
• Functional UIs with Vaadin - Henri Muurimaa
• Future of Development and the Cloud - Ken Sipe
• Get a power-up for your browser tests with geb and groovy! - Thilko Richter
• Gi legacy kode litt kjærlighet og se den blomstre på nytt - Kjell Arne Arvesen
• Git er mer enn å pulle, committe og pushe - Kjartan Aanestad
• Gjenbruk JavaScript i Java-prosjekter med Maven WebJars - Anders Emil Salvesen
• goto java; - Martin Skarsaune
• Hald bønnene dine unna domenemodellen min! - Kenneth Pedersen
• Handling complexity through configurability: Erex - an energy settlement solution for the railways of tomorrow - Western, Aas
• Hei, jeg heter August, og jeg driver med data. - August Lilleaas
• How do crypto currencies work? - Erik Engheim
• How Open Source can make your $job a better place - Salve J. Nilsen
• How to "login with Facebook": OAuth 2 demystified - Johannes Brodwall
• Hva har portrett-tegning lært meg om arkitektur-skisser - Trond Pedersen
• Hvordan få en kamel til å danse - Per Jørgen Walstrøm & Audun Fauchald Strand
• Hvordan jeg fikk tredd Scala ned over hodet. - Tanja Milijana Gruschke
• Hvordan sette opp Transport Layer Security på en sikker måte. - Rolf Rander Næss
• Hvordan spise en elefant - Nils Christian Haugen & Trond Hjorteland
• Hvorfor bytter vi ut en webapplikasjon som virker? - Joar Aurdal, Tom-Tom Erik Isaksen
• I-Tier: Breaking Up the Monolith - Brian McCalliser
• I/Opener to the Big I/O - Oleg Zhurakousky
• Immutable Server Generation: the new App Deployment - Axel Fontaine
• Innsamling av ekstremt sensitive data til forskning - Dagfinn Bergsager
• Integrasjon i NRK - Christian Kjendseth Wiik
• Integrasjonsarkitektur - Er det egentlig så vanskelig? - Arne Watnelie
• Interpolation - The art of moving from A to B - Snorre Eskeland Brekke
• Introduction to Mutation Testing - Nicolas Fränkel
• Introduksjon til iBeacon - Anders Breivik, Hans Olav Nome
• Iteration 2.0: Stream - Martin Skarsaune
• Java 8 Lambda på 1-2-3 - Øystein Jakobsen
• Java 8: Efficient use of multi core processors with lambdas and streams - Fabian Stäber
• Jolokia - JMX on Capsaicin - Roland Huss
• JSR 363 - The Answer to Life Science and the Internet of Everything - Werner Keil
• Kill 'Em All – and the ultimate developer will rise again! - Stein Inge Morisbak
• Kontinuerlig Leveranse i Skatteetaten? - Trond Arve Wasskog, Anders Sveen
• Kontroversiell matematikk - Christian Magnus Berg
• Kotlin vs Java puzzlers - Svetlana Isakova
• Logs live and in color – say goodbye to old school log files - Alexander Schwartz
• Luksusfellen, sesong 2 - Terje Heen
• Making Steaks from Sacred Cows - Kevlin Henney
• Making the Case for Reviews - Austin Bingham
• Mastering Continuous Delivery and DevOps - Michael Hüttermann
• Mimicking Natural Phenomena to Solve Complex Industrial Problems - Shaukat Ali
• Mind the Gap: Architecting UIs in the Era of Diverse Devices - Nathaniel Scutta
• Min hverdag som DevOps-utvikler - Runar Furenes
• Nei det er ikke BIG-IP sin skyld, det er din! - Kai Bjørnstad
• Paxos explained in one hour - Konrad Beiske
• Polymer: Shadow DOMS, Custom Components and the Future of Web - Brian Sletten
• PostgreSQL som MQ - Trygve Laugstøl
• Power to the Programmers - Tom Gilb
• Practical Considerations For Microservice Architectures - Sam Newman
• Predictive Models of Development Teams and the Systems they Build - Robert Smallshire
• Presentasjon 2.0 - Jøran Vagnby Lillesand
• Progressive enhancement ved bruk av Node.js - Kittel Austvoll
• Provisjonering av JavaZone - Kjetil Valle, Sveinung Dalatun
• PUSH i FINN.no: Øyeblikkelig varsling på nye annonser - Fredrik Rødland
• Quick and easy performance testing for developers - Håkon T. Sønderland
• Really understanding Clojure, getting into macros - Alf Kristian Støyle
• Real world RESTful service development problems and solutions - Masoud Kalali, Bhakti Mehta
• Refactoring to Functional - Hadi Hariri
• Regex Ninja: The Magic of Regular Expressions - Rustam Mehmandarov
• Resilience with Hystrix - Uwe Friedrichsen
• REST in Practice, in Practice - Ian Robinson
• Salesforce - Hvordan skalerer de i skyen - Tor Håkon Sigurdsen, Carl Huseby Fosli
• Schema migration - the missing piece in Java EE - Rikard Thulin
• Sjakk Matt - Per S. Digre
• Software Design: Why, When & How - Kent Beck
• So long, and thanks for all the tests - Seb Rose
• Splitt og hersk: Fleksibel arkitektur med Micro Services! - Henrik Schwarz
• SQL, the Underestimated Big Data Technology - Lukas Eder
• Stopp overvåkningen! Bruk HTTPS! - Jostein Tveit
• Strategic reuse - Johannes Brodwall
• Sånn passe mye arkitektur - Vegard Hartmann
• TDD with AngularJS and TypeScript - Sirar Salih
• Teknologistandardisering i store organisasjoner er en dårlig ide! - Morten Moe
• Testdrevet utvikling for systemer uten tester - Stian Grenborgen & Anders Karlsen
• The Adventurous Developer's guide to Application Servers - Simon Maple
• The fastest Arduino in Scandinavia - Marty Cochrane
• The Spirit of the Dugnad – Support Your Local Meetup! - Mark Alan West
• TODO or not TODO, that's the question? - Simo Martomaa
• Tomras vei fra monolitt til distribuert system - Kim Christian Swenson, Erik Drolshammer
• Ultralyd - Java møter IoT og BYOD - Ragnvald Balch Barth
• Understanding Java byte code - Rafael Wintherhalter
• Under the Hood of the HotSpot G1 Garbage Collector - Bengt Rutisson
• Unit testing concurrent code - Rafael Winterhalter
• Using Docker to streamline development - Trond Marius Øvstetun
• Using the right tools to get back into the driver's seat of your JVM - Hardy Ferentschik
• Utvikling og drift av 100% skybasert javaløsning - Mikkel Byrsø Dan-Rognlie
• VirtualBox reloaded - Harald Søvik
• Vi vet hvor det blir kø - Store mengder trafikkdata med Akka, Elasticsearch og OPC-UA - Jan Fredrik Wedén
• Web-security experiences from a Penetration Tester - Andreas Hegna
• Web Components? - Sigurd Fosseng
• Webutvikling med Clojure - Odin Hole Standal
• What's the deal with Functional Programming anyway? - Fredrik Vraalsen
• What the hell is WebRTC? - Dag Inge Aas
• Your web application is already out of date - Erlend Oftedal
• ZombieCLJ: Live parprogrammering - Magnar Sveen, Christian Johansen

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Crypto Rump es un evento de un sólo día donde se presentan temas sobre cifrado. Las presentaciones son cortas y el evento dura poco menos de 4 horas. Este año dicho evento se celebró el 19 de agosto. Como de costumbre, os dejamos la lista con las presentaciones que están publicadas:

• Program Co-Chairs Report
• Privacy, Security & Trust
• Tetris-based Cryptography: a gateway to serious Crypto
• Cryptogramma.com
• Public Verifiable Randomness Beacon for Random Sample Elections
• Deniable and not self-harming trapdoors
• NIST VCAT Report and Dual EC DRBG
• NIST Update: Elliptic Curves and More!
• New Cryptography Libraries from Microsoft Research
• Bits Security of the CDH Problems over Finite Fields
• Fast Lattice Point Enumeration with Minimal Overhead
• Jobs available
• Just a little of that human touch
• Update on the 10000 Euro PRINCE cipher-breaking challenge: Results of Round-1
• On the Security of the FX-Construction (feat. PRINCE and PRIDE)
• Spritz: a spongy RC4-like stream cipher and hash function
• Randomness Extraction with Streaming Algorithms
• The graduate acoustic attack: The sound of silence
• DNSSEC
• SPOKE: Simple Password-Only Key Exchange in the Standard Model
• How Secure and Quick is QUIC in Presence of Malice?
• An Exercise in Shooting Yourself in the Foot: Automating the Cryptographer
• The Bitcoin Backbone: Analysis and Applications
• A New Non-Malleable Commitment Scheme
• Multiparty illumination
• Postponing the Deadline of the Best Crypto Competition Ever!
• Circuit ORAM and on the Tightness of the Goldreich-Ostrovsky ORAM Lower Bound
• Oblivious Data Structures
• SCVM: An Efficient, Automated RAM Model Secure Computation Framework
• Awesome MPC
• Introducing TinyLEGO, smaller is sometimes better
• An Annotated Bibliography of Practical Secure Computation
• A Unifying Framework for Computation on Encrypted Data
• New Graded Multilinear Maps from Lattices
• Fully Secure Attribute Based Encryption from Multilinear Maps
• Implementing Cryptographic Program Obfuscation
• Order-Revealing Encryption
• Verifiable Member and Order Queries on a List in Zero Knowledge
• Four minutes of fast talking about order-preserving encryption

Fuente

Ya están disponibles los vídeos de la conferencia anual sobre desarrolladores de Debian DebConf 2014.

Como de costumbre, os dejamos la lista de los mismos a continucaión:

• ACC_for_abi_breaks.webm
• A_glimpse_into_a_systemd_future.webm
• Bits_from_the_DPL.webm
• Coming_of_Age_My_Life_with_Debian.webm
• DSA_Team_round_tableBoF.webm
• Debian_Java_Packaging_BoF.webm
• Debian_Long_Term_Support.webm
• Debian_in_the_Dark_Ages_of_Free_Software.webm
• Debian_installer_and_CD_BoF.webm
• Debsources_powering_sourcesdebiannet.webm
• GRUB_ancient_and_modern.webm
• GnuPG_in_Debian_BoF.webm
• Infrastructure_updates_can_we_change_anything_in_less_than_2_years.webm
• LSB_for_Debian_BoF.webm
• MIA_Team_BoF.webm
• MIPS_BoF.webm
• Meet_the_Technical_Committee.webm
• My_PGPGPG_key_is_RSA_2048bit_but_I_put_the_private_key_on_Gnuk_Token.webm
• New_Network_Interface_Manager_for_Debian_ifupdown2.webm
• Notmuch_BoF.webm
• One_year_of_fedmsg_in_Debian.webm
• OpenPGP_keysigning.webm
• OpenStack_update_packaging_experience_sharing.webm
• Power_Tuning_Linux_A_Case_Study.webm
• Python_BoF.webm
• QA_with_Linus_Torvalds.webm
• Quit_logging_or_data_minimization_in_Debian.webm
• Removing_obsolete_packages_for_fun_and_profit.webm
• Reproducible_Builds_for_Debian_a_year_later.webm
• SPI_BOF.webm
• State_of_the_ARM.webm
• Status_of_the_Debian_OpenPGP_keyring.webm
• Status_report_of_the_Debian_Printing_team.webm
• The_state_of_the_bootstrap.webm
• Validation_and_Continuous_Integration_BoF.webm
• Weapons_of_the_Geek.webm
• Web_and_wiki_BoF.webm
• Welcome_talk.webm
• Whats_new_in_the_Linux_kernel.webm
• bugsdebianorg_Database_Ho.webm
• debci_and_the_Debian_Continuous_Integration_project.webm
• debdry_Debian_Dont_Repeat_Yourself.webm
• tasksel_default_desktop_requalification.webm
• use_Perl_Annual_meeting_of_the_Debian_Perl_Group.webm

Según un artículo publicado recientemente en la web de Popular Science, ESD America, una empresa que comercializa un teléfono móvil de alta seguridad llamado CryptoPhone 500, ha encontrado alrededor de los Estados Unidos unas 17 torres de telefonía móvil sospechosas.

Como podemos ver en el siguiente mapa de Agosto de este año, dichas torres conocidas como interceptores están repartidas alrededor de los Estados Unidos. El mapa fue creado en colaboración entre ESD America y sus clientes.

Cryptolocker es un rasomware (fue visto por primera vez en Septiembre de 2013) que una vez infecta un equipo, se dedica a cifrar todos los ficheros que encuentra (sobre todo de Office y MP3) tanto en el disco duro como en todas las unidades de disco conectadas o incluso, y aquí está el mayor de los problemas, las unidades de red mapeadas. Ya puedes imaginarte el gran daño que puede llegar a hacer en una empresa que tiene conectadas unidades de red a diferentes servidores, etc. El caos puede ser absoluto. La única forma de poder recuperar tus ficheros era pagar, y con suerte, te enviarían la contraseña para poder descifrarlos.

Click en la imagen para ampliar.

Submarine Cable Map 2014