BarCraft Oshawa for MLG Orlando! Oct 16th

SpoofIT has organized a "BarCraft" event for UOIT and DC students and anyone in the Oshawa area. BarCraft is a grass roots movement to bring eSports to bars in cities throughout North America. UOIT and Durham College have huge love for Starcraft and we'll be spectating the exciting finals of the professional StarCraft 2 tournament at MLG Orlando. Starcraft has been hailed for years as the most exciting video game to spectate, and with 14 thousand dollars on the line at MLG Orlando it's sure to be heated. Come out to Shagwell's on Sunday October 16th for what blogTO calls "the new Hockey Night in Canada," BarCraft. We'll have a high quality stream and big projection screen!

Yes, there will be food, drinks (i.e. beer), and friendly heckeling.

Where: Shagwell's, 2200 Simcoe Street N

When: Oct 6pm - 9pm

FACEBOOK EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=168750899877837

TEAMLIQUID THREAD: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=271060

SpoofIT Meet and Greet!

First meeting of the year! Bring your friends and introduce them to SpoofIT!

Play Starcraft II, Team Fortress 2, Counter Strike Source, or whatever you want!

Discuss IT related stuff while gaming! Get your frag on!

Internet Security Threat Seminar

Symantec's Marc Fossi will be giving a presentation about current internet security threats right here at UOIT. This is a free event but you must RSVP by clicking here.

Marc will provide the key findings of Symantec's industry-leading report, which provides a detailed analysis and discussion of internet threat activity. He will discuss topics such as internet attacks, vulnerabilities, malicious code, phishing and spam affecting businesses as well as end users. Marc will also take a deeper dive into the Stuxnet Worm, the first worm targeting industrial software and equipment.

Monday April 11^th from 5pm to 7:00pm in UB2080

Assuming the speaker is covering some of this stuff

Here's some similar research in same area


If you are looking for more professional talks, they are like 50min long, so easier if you throw em on your cellphone for later.

Defenceless in Depth

The Games We Play

Malware Evolution

Build Your Own Security Operations Centre on the cheap


This promises to be an insightful seminar so don't forget to RSVP. see you there! you must RSVP by clicking here.

LAN WAR

This has been in the making for some time now. We're really excited to announce UOIT's first LAN WAR! There will be tournaments, prizes, Xbox360 gaming, PlayStation3 gaming, ownage, PC gaming, all in an attempt to break the Guiness World Record! Check out this event's Official Website and register for this!

Friday March 25^th from 10pm in UB2080

More Details:
We're trying to break this world record for longest LAN party which is currently held by a University in Malaysia. LAN WAR will hopefully become a UOIT tradition, regardless of whether we break any records, so help start something big and be able to say you attended the very first annual UOIT LAN WAR!

This even is a collaboration between SpoofIT, Campus Video Gaming Federation, SIFE @ UOIT, and many others. SpoofIT would like to thank everyone involved, including attendees!

LAN Party

The campus Video Gaming Federation is hosting another LAN party for your enjoyment. The games to be played are Starcraft 2, Team Fortress 2, and Halo Reach. Bring your friends and your skillz!

Tuesday February 8^th
from 5pm to 9pm
in the 2^nd floor Students Centre

TEDxUOIT summary

UOIT's first TEDx event featured informative and thought-provoking presentations from guest speakers and UOIT professors. Topics included solar-powered cars and future energy trends. If you missed the event you can now watch the videos online.
Thanks go to Aries Yous for these.

Watch TEDxUOIT online

IT-Security Reading Group

The IT Security Reading Group (IT-SRG) is a group of UOIT students (graduate and senior undergraduate) and faculty interested in computer security and privacy. IT-SRG meets to critically review and discuss current security research papers. This term IT-SRG will review selected 2010 papers from USENIX Security, ACM CCS, and IEEE Oakland. All interested faculty and students are invited to join by contacting Julie Thorpe (Julie.Thorpe@uoit.ca).

The first discussion is on the paper "Testing Metrics for Password Creation Policies by Attacking Large Sets of Revealed Passwords". Attendees should read it beforehand.
Monday January 24^th
from 5pm to 6pm
in the Hacker Research Lab

More info at IT-SRG's website