Hey all,
Is is useful if I volunteer to chase down any outstanding talk
presenters who have not yet replied to acknowledge that they know they
are speaking?
If so, does anyone have a list of which speakers I definitely don't need
to contact?
Jonathan
On 25/06/2010 12:18, Juanjo Conti wrote:
I think you have a problem in your site. As far as I know my talk was
not accepted (dont receive any confirmation and not appear in
http://www.europython.eu/talks/talk_abstracts/ )
But I do appear in http://www.europython.eu/talks/speakers/ wich
obiusly is an error.
2010/4/9 <europython-ta...@python.org
<mailto:europython-ta...@python.org>>
EuroPython Submission
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3. We will announce the successful submissions on the 14th May 2009.
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**The information you submitted follows.**
* Last Name: Conti
* Photo: uploads/juanjodetraje.jpg
* Abstract: Vulnerabilities in applications present threats to
on-line systems.
SQL injection and cross-site scripting attacks are among the most
common threats found nowadays. These attacks are often result of
improper or none input validation. To help discover such
vulnerabilities, taint analyses have been developed in popular
scripting languages like Perl, Ruby, PHP, and Python. Such
analysis are often implemented as an execution monitor, where the
interpreter needs to
be adapted to provide a taint mode. However, modifying
interpreters might be a major task in its own right. In fact, it
is very probably that new releases of interpreters require to be
adapted to provide a taint mode. Differently from previous
approaches, I show how to provide a taint analysis for Python via
a library written entirely in Python, and thus avoiding
modifications in the interpreter. The concepts of classes,
decorators and dynamic dispatch makes our solution lightweight,
easy to use, and particularly neat. With minimal or none effort,
the library can be
adapted to work with different Python interpreters.
* State: <django.db.models.base.ModelState object at 0x33f3f90>
* Id: 34
* First Name: Juan José
* Approval Status: new
* Snappy Title: Taint Mode in Python
* Affliation:
* Record Permission: True
* Homepage: http://www.juanjoconti.com.ar
* Email: jjco...@gmail.com <mailto:jjco...@gmail.com>
* Phone Number: 54 342 4833136
* Brief Biography: 25 years old software engineer from Argentina.
Free Software enthusiast.I use python for job, study and fun.
Member of PyAr (Python Argentina), speaker in different local
conferences and organizer of Python en Santa Fe (a Python day of
talks in Santa Fe city)
* Postal Address: Piedras 7469
Santa Fe (3000)
Argentina
* Target Audience: advanced
* Any Other Comments: 1) In order to be part of the event I'd need
some funding for travelling.
2) This paper was recently accepter for Owasp App Sec reseach
conference. The version of the talk I want to give at EuroPython
is more python oriented.
* Proposed Length: 30
* Talk Category Cache: Security
* Adding: True
* Talk Category Id: 16
* Submission Type: talk
* One Line Summary: How to implement a Taint Mode library in Python
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blog: http://www.juanjoconti.com.ar
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