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The document summarizes a staff technology workshop about social media tools for blogging, web video, and podcasting. For blogging, it discusses platform options and customizing themes, managing content, and marketing blogs. For web video, it covers recording options, editing software, file formats, and sharing videos. For podcasting, it lists recording and editing software, equipment needs, hosting options, setting up an iTunes feed, and marketing podcasts.
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Speaker:
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AppSec PNW: Android and iOS Application Security with MobSF
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Interactive dynamic security assessment of Android and iOS applications.
Solving Mobile app CTF challenges.
Reverse engineering and runtime analysis of Mobile malware.
How to shift left and integrate MobSF/mobsfscan SAST and DAST in your build pipeline.
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- 1. Staff Technology Workshops Social Media: Blogs, Video, Podcasts November 11 Blogging • Owned by Google • Basic features • Personal / hobby blogging • Open source, great userbase • Easy to expand on • Personal or professional • Newer site, good free options • Lots of social features • Casual blogging, primarily Themes – quick, free design options (keep in mind colors, layout, and features can be adjusted separately) Managing your blog – customization options, organizing your content, etc. Marketing your blog – directories, linking to other blogs, more social media tools Web Video Recording options: animation, screencasting, webcams, cameras, professional tools Editing options – free software, paid software ( and additional services like VHS transfer or DVD copies) Tech issues: length (in time), size & file format, backup your source documents Sharing / Marketing your videos – always include descriptions, embed on your site, add to social media Podcasting Recording /Editing Software: Garage Band or Audacity (free, make sure to get the MP3 file converter too) Equipment: built in microphone will need some extra editing, get a “pop filter” for external microphones Hosting options: individual files vs. subscription podcasting can be a factor, or put up on your blog Podcasting with iTunes – XML file setup (descriptions – who is involved, what the title is, images, etc.) Marketing your podcast – directories, embedding, more social media tools