SQLPass in Detroit

SQLPASS in Detroit (SPID)

		Updates....
Looking for the Detroit IT User Group? Their site has moved to http://detroititug.sqlpass.org

		Welcome
We have meetings on the second Thursday of every month. Our group meets at the Microsoft Heartland District Office in the Southfield Town Center. The office is on the 19th floor of the 1000 Building, and there are signs directing you to the conference room where the meeting will be held. In an ongoing attempt to make the content presented useful to our members we start each meeting with a short Q&A session. Unless noted in the meeting notes the schedule for each meeting will be: 6:00 - 6:30 - General Q&A session & Announcements 6:30 - 7:30 - Presentation(s) 7:30 - ?? - Door prizes and Question & Answer session

Next Meeting

Topic:	Hacking SQL Server
Date: Location: Registration:	Wednesday, April 18, 2013 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Microsoft Southfield Office 1000 Town Center Suite 1930 Southfield, MI 48075 Directions found clicking here. Register at EventBrite - so we know how much food to order.
Speakers:	Dustin Prescott Dustin has worked for a large insurance company since graduating from Western Michigan University in 2006. He is a MCITP SQL 2008 Database Administration but enjoys a large array of server infrastructure and automation topics. He blogs about these topics at http://nujakcities.wordpress.com.

Overview:	The best defense is a good offense. Learn how to practice hacking without going to jail or getting fired. In this presentation we'll be going over how to exploit weak SQL servers with actual tools of the penetration testing trade. You will learn why the SQL Service is a popular target on your network and how to defend against basic attacks. We will also attempt to snag some credentials from the SAM cache so we can go galavanting across the rest of the network.

		Contact Info
I have set up an e-mail address for SEMSSUG related issues, so it doesn't generate as much traffic to my work e-mail account. Please send any questions, concerns, etc to Joseph.Fleming@sqlpass.org

The Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) is an independent, not-for-profit association, dedicated to supporting, educating, and promoting the Microsoft SQL Server community. From local user groups and special interest groups (SIGs) to webcasts and the annual PASS Community Summit � the largest gathering of SQL Server professionals in the world � PASS enables knowledge sharing, in-depth learning, access to the Microsoft SQL Server team, and the ability to influence the direction of SQL Server technologies. PASS was founded in 1999 by Microsoft and CA and continues to enjoy executive level endorsement from both organizations. As the number one user community for Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft looks to the PASS community for valued feedback, input, and inspiration. PASS Mission Empower the global Microsoft SQL Server community to connect, share, learn and be inspired through networking, knowledge sharing, peer-based learning, and the ability to influence the direction of Microsoft SQL Server products and services.

		Sponsors

Hacking SQL Server

Dustin Prescott