Talk:Black Hat Briefings

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I'll continue to update the page periodically and add content. We should expand on the following things;

• Clearly formatting the locations
• Expanding on the Black Hat culture and perception
• The type of information being communicated (SCADA, hardware hacking, security monitoring, fuzzing, etc)
• Cost
• Attendee types and numbers
• Growth over time
• The review board for selecting topics and courses

Aghassemlouei (talk) 16:31, 3 November 2016 (UTC)

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