Peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing network occupies a large portion of total Internet traffic, and one of the more popular Chinese P2P software in Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan is Foxy. In early 2008, it became especially notorious in Hong Kong after the distribution of racy pictures of popular entertainment figures. Also in 2008, more sensitive documents (including commercial confidential and personal information) were published in Hong Kong.  Since 2006, however, sensitive information from the Taiwanese government had already been distributed through the FOXY network.  Unfortunately, detection of the Foxy network leading to identifying the uploader and removal of leaked/published information from the Foxy network represent difficult tasks.

Presenter  : Ricci Ieong, Principal Security Consultant, eWalker Consulting Ltd. 
Date          : 11 August 2009 (Tuesday)
Time          : Refreshment from 6 pm, Presentation from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Fee           : ISACA Member: $100
                   HKICPA/HKCS/CGA Member: $100
                   Non-member: $200
Venue     :  Butterfield's, 2-4/F, Dorset House,Taikoo Place, 979 King's Road,
                   Hong Kong(near MTR Quarry Bay Station Exit A)

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