Join KEA Copenhagen, HOWEST Belgium, ESIEA France, University of Salford UK, and HVA Netherlands in Copenhagen for a week of intensive IT Security Training.
IT Security Summer Camp
When
1-5 July 2019
Where
KEA Copenhagen
Sign-up Deadline (for KEA students)
15 May 2019
In the summer of 2019 KEA will host the 6th edition of the IT Security Summer Camp. Students from participating schools with gather in Copenhagen for a week of intensive training and real life exercises in Reverse Malware Engineering, Forensics, Communications Security, Pentesting and Capture the Flag.
Below you can find more information both about the program and practical information for international students coming to KEA for the workshop. Information will be updated throughout the spring. We look forward to seeing you in Copenhagen in the summer.
If you are a KEA student interested in participating, please register in the form in the bottom of this page.
Summer Camp Content
Subject to Changes
WEEK SCHEDULE
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Monday
TIME
ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE 08:30 - 09:00 REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
09:00 - 10:00 WELCOME AND KEY NOTE SPEECH
Anne Dibbern
// KEAJesper Nordentoft
// KEA10:00 - 11:30 LECTURE: ETHICS, PRIVACY, AND LAW
Stephanie Witters
// HOWEST11:30 - 12:30
LUNCH 12:30 - 14:30 LECTURE: CYBERCRIME PRIVACY AND GDPR
- The origin of privacy
- GDPR inside out
- The role of privacy on cybercrime
- Cybercrime from a legal point of view
Stephanie Witters
// HOWEST14:30 - 16:30 LECTURE: SOCIAL ENGINEERING AND AWARENESS
- Definition of Social Engineering
- What makes it interesting for us?
- Law and ethics
- Real world examples of Social Engineering attacks
- Phases of the Social Engineering attack process
EXERCISE: SOCIAL ENGINEERING
- Use the Social Engineering Toolkit
Tim Koopman
// HVAJarl Tuxen
// KEA -
Tuesday
TIME
ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE 09:00 - 12:00 LECTURE AND EXERCISE: PENTESTING
We will explore how some vulnerabilities of bad designed software can allow data injection and extraction. We will explore this from both a pentester, and a developer perspective.
We will also explore some web related pentesting techniques and tools.
We will be working with Kali linux, as well as other tools that we will introduce.
Kristoffer Mikael Miklas // KEA
Morten Voetman Christiansen // KEA12:00 - 13:00
LUNCH 13:00 - 16:00 LECTURE: COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY AND NETWORK SECURITY
› Network security, including wireless networks and IoT
› Communication security and access control
› How cryptography can help in improving the communication and network securityTooska Dargahi
// University of Salford -
Wednesday
TIME
ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE 09:00 - 12:00 WORKSHOP: MALWARE AND REVERSE ENGINEERING
Dive in the world of McAfee, Kaspersky, Norton / Semantic and AVG and become a doctor in the world of malware and computer viruses.
The labs behind these companies are working to dissect, analyze executables and scripts to understand what these suspects do. When they determine that it is malware they try find out how to defend against it.
This hands-on and practice-oriented course will allow students to get to understand the static and dynamic analysis skills needed to defend against malware.
After building a basic understanding of applications and operating systems we will experiment with some existing malware and touch on some well-known malware.
Karel van den Linden
// HVA12:00 - 13:00 LUNCH
13:00 - 16:00 LECTURE AND WORKSHOP: BLOCKCHAIN
- What is Blockchain?
- How can we use it?
- Brainstorm: Blockchain at The Bridge, a intense workshop on how the blockchain technology can (or can't) be used in the project.
Gene Vangampelaere
// HOWEST17:30 - 19:00 Boat trip in Copenhagen
KEA -
Thursday
TIME
ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBLE 09:00 - 10:00 KEY NOTE SPEAKER
Thomas Kristmar
// KPMG10:00 - 12:00 CAPTURE THE FLAG
Pierre Filiol
// ESIEABaptiste David
// ESIEA12:00 - 13:00 LUNCH
13:00 - 17:00 CAPTURE THE FLAG
Pierre Filiol
// ESIEABaptiste David
// ESIEA -
Friday
TIME
ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE 09:00 - 13:00 CAPTURE THE FLAG
Pierre Filiol
// ESIEABaptiste David
// ESIEA13:00 - 13:30 GOODBYE
Practical Information
For International students coming to It Security Summer Camp at KEA, Copenhagen
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Travel to Copenhagen
It is quite easy to find flights into Copenhagen airport from most countries. Copenhagen Airport is located close to the city and in only 20 minutes on the metro you are in the city center.
You can also choose to take the train or the bus (cheapest). The train will go to the Central Station Copenhagen and from there you will find many transport options. If students want to take the bus, you should be aware that not all bus lines will drop you off in the center of town and there might be about 20-30 minutes extra travel to get to Copenhagen from the drop-off point.
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Accommodation for Students
Copenhagen is generally an expensive place to find short term accommodation. We advise students to stay in one of the many hostels around the city. They are often of a high standard and offer many different options with regards to room division (10 beds, 4 beds, single room, private bath, shared bath, etc). Here are some of those we have used in the past.
Make sure you book as early as possible as rooms sell out quickly in the summer period.
A&O Hostel (very close to KEA)
Students can also choose to stay in Airbnb apartments for the week. There are many for rent around the city and the price (if you share) is reasonable. Be aware that not all renters want to rent out to students.
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Travel Inside Copenhagen
Most residents of Copenhagen use their bike for daily transport and students who are experienced on bikes will be able to rent one for the week – either at their accommodation or at one of the many bike rental places in Copenhagen. Prices are about 350-550 per week.
For students who need public transportation: get the 7 day Flex Card. It costs 260 DKK for central Copenhagen (zones 1+2) for 7 days and can be bought at the Central Station Ticket office.
The only thing is doesn’t cover is the travel to and from the airport. This requires a 3 zone ticket, which can be bought in the ticket machines in the airport.
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Access to KEA and the Summer Camp
The Summer Camp will be held at KEA Campus Lygten on the address:
Lygten 37,
2400 Copenhagen NV
There is easy access to the campus with buses 4A, 5C, and 350S (plus a few others) and the S Train line F. If you are lucky, then the new Metro line will have opened up, thus making it very easy to get to KEA.
It takes about 15 minutes on bike from the center of town.
Students will be given their own access card, print and wifi card and will be able to enter relevant KEA buildings and use the wifi.
Lunch will be provided on the first day, but otherwise students need to find their own meal for lunch. Within walking distance from the campus it is possible to get to some excellent kebab shops, a bakery and supermarket where it is possible to find lunch.
Lunch including drink will probably be around 40-50 DKK per day.
KEA Students Sign-up
Students from HOWEST, ESIEA, HVA, and University of Salford should contact their own institution to sign up for the Summer Camp.