I don't really remember a whole lot from day one, as I was very short on sleep yesterday. Was in a couple of talks, but don't remember a whole lot. Most of them were not very deep.
Gadi Evron held a moody speech about incident response on a global scale (cache) - not much seems to have changed there from my days in the ISP world. Informal networks and personal connections still get things done, not any kind of defined communication infrastructure. Europe is still behind in that regard, and there is no accepted forum of european network operators.
Didn't miss the Dan Kaminsky show (cache) at the end of the day. The talk was actually quite good, a rehash of the "DNS bug", with interesting tidbits about how response was coordinated.
Gadi Evron held a moody speech about incident response on a global scale (cache) - not much seems to have changed there from my days in the ISP world. Informal networks and personal connections still get things done, not any kind of defined communication infrastructure. Europe is still behind in that regard, and there is no accepted forum of european network operators.
Didn't miss the Dan Kaminsky show (cache) at the end of the day. The talk was actually quite good, a rehash of the "DNS bug", with interesting tidbits about how response was coordinated.