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De forma casual me he topado con los vídeos de la Derbycon del año pasado 2011 y después de buscar por el blog he visto que no teníamos una entrada con los vídeos de esta magnífica conferencia, que por cierto fue la primera edición. Así que aquí van:

• jimmy shah mobile app moolah profit taking with mobile malware
• mccorkle and rios 100 bugs in 100 days an analysis of ics scada software
• brent huston realize your hacker heritage do the needful
• mick douglas blue team is sexy refocusing on defense part ii all you baseline are belong to us
• thomas dotreppe mister x openwips ng
• joshua drake jduck exploiting java memory corruption vulnerabilities
• matthew becker 73o7ki survival hacking your way out of armageddon
• bart hopper avoiding the landmines in your own backyard
• georgia weidman throw it in the river towards real live actual smartphone security
• brian baskin walking the green mile how to get fired after a security incident
• infojanitor virtual trust virtual permission and the illusion of security
• boris sverdlik your perimeter sucks
• larry pesce you are the smart meter making and hacking of the 2011 ma ccdc electronic badges 
• rob simon pentesting over powerlines
• bill sempf is locksport a sport
• raphael mudge dirty red team tricks
• keynote hd moore acoustic intrusions
• ben feinstein and jeff jarmoc get off of my cloud cloud credential compromise and exposure
• josh kelley winfang98 infectious media bypassing autorun once and for all
• chris nickerson compliance an assault on reason
• chris roberts a tribute to dr strangelove
• deviant ollam distinguishing lockpicks raking vs lifting vs jiggling and more
• joe schorr rule 1 cardio and 9 other rules to keep intruders out
• ryan linn collecting underpants to win your network
• jayson e street steal everything kill everyone cause total financial ruin or how i walked in and misbehaved
• bruce potter the details dont matter
• kevin mitnick dave kennedy adaptive penetration testing
• rick farina free floating hostility
• chris gates and rob fuller the dirty little secrets they didnt teach you in pentesting class
• johnny long hackers for charity update
• jamison scheeres social engineering is a fraud
• jack daniel surviving a teleporter accident it could happen to you
• kevin johnson and tom eston desktop betrayal exploiting clients through the features they demand
• closing
• rick hayes karthik rangarajan osint beyond the basics
• int0x80 of dual core anti forensics for the louise
• evan booth hide yo kids hide yo wife residential security and monitoring the bottom line
• atlas sploit me if you can
• charlie miller battery firmware hacking
• michael arpaia beat to 1337 creating a successful university cyber defense organization
• tony huffman myne us when fuzzers miss the no hanging fruit
• adrian dave martin welcome to derbycon 2011 intro to the con and events
• tottenkoph data mining for neuro hackers
• kyle osborne kos the hidden xss attacking the desktop
• thomas hoffecker exploiting pki for fun and profit or the next yellow padlock icon
• rafal los youre going to need a bigger shovel a critical look at software security assurance
• carlos perez darkoperator tactical post exploitation
• jason scott jason scotts shareware calvacade
• paul asadoorian john strand offensive countermeasures still trying to bring sexy back
• rick redman tomorrow you can patch that 0day but your users will still get you p0wn3d
• pat mccoy and chris silvers hook line and syncer the liar for hires ultimate tacklebox
• adrian crenshaw building a svartkast cheap hardware to leave behind on someone elses network
• peter van eeckhoutte and elliot cutright win32 exploit development with mona and the metasploit framework
• dennis kuntz mining sensitive information from images using command line ocr
• the penetration testing execution standard ptes panel
• adrian dave martin welcome to derbycon 2011 intro to the con and events
• keynote hd moore acoustic intrusions
• johnny long hackers for charity update
• kevin mitnick dave kennedy adaptive penetration testing
• the penetration testing execution standard ptes panel
• bruce potter the details dont matter
• chris nickerson compliance an assault on reason
• pat mccoy and chris silvers hook line and syncer the liar for hires ultimate tacklebox
• jason scott jason scotts shareware calvacade
• atlas sploit me if you can
• dennis kuntz mining sensitive information from images using command line ocr
• tottenkoph data mining for neuro hackers
• michael arpaia beat to 1337 creating a successful university cyber defense organization
• carlos perez darkoperator tactical post exploitation
• paul asadoorian john strand offensive countermeasures still trying to bring sexy back
• tony huffman myne us when fuzzers miss the no hanging fruit
• rafal los youre going to need a bigger shovel a critical look at software security assurance
• rick hayes karthik rangarajan osint beyond the basics
• int0x80 of dual core anti forensics for the louise
• rick redman tomorrow you can patch that 0day but your users will still get you p0wn3d
• brian baskin walking the green mile how to get fired after a security incident
• jack daniel surviving a teleporter accident it could happen to you
• adrian crenshaw building a svartkast cheap hardware to leave behind on someone elses network
• joe schorr rule 1 cardio and 9 other rules to keep intruders out
• thomas hoffecker exploiting pki for fun and profit or the next yellow padlock icon
• matthew becker 73o7ki survival hacking your way out of armageddon
• bart hopper avoiding the landmines in your own backyard
• chris gates and rob fuller the dirty little secrets they didnt teach you in pentesting class
• boris sverdlik your perimeter sucks
• evan booth hide yo kids hide yo wife residential security and monitoring the bottom line
• rick farina free floating hostility
• georgia weidman throw it in the river towards real live actual smartphone security
• brent huston realize your hacker heritage do the needful
• rob simon pentesting over powerlines
• larry pesce you are the smart meter making and hacking of the 2011 ma ccdc electronic badges 
• bill sempf is locksport a sport
• infojanitor virtual trust virtual permission and the illusion of security
• ben feinstein and jeff jarmoc get off of my cloud cloud credential compromise and exposure
• jimmy shah mobile app moolah profit taking with mobile malware
• mccorkle and rios 100 bugs in 100 days an analysis of ics scada software
• charlie miller battery firmware hacking
• peter van eeckhoutte and elliot cutright win32 exploit development with mona and the metasploit framework
• ryan linn collecting underpants to win your network
• jamison scheeres social engineering is a fraud
• josh kelley winfang98 infectious media bypassing autorun once and for all
• kevin johnson and tom eston desktop betrayal exploiting clients through the features they demand
• jayson e street steal everything kill everyone cause total financial ruin or how i walked in and misbehaved
• deviant ollam distinguishing lockpicks raking vs lifting vs jiggling and more
• raphael mudge dirty red team tricks
• chris roberts a tribute to dr strangelove
• kyle osborne kos the hidden xss attacking the desktop
• mick douglas blue team is sexy refocusing on defense part ii all you baseline are belong to us
• thomas dotreppe mister x openwips ng
• joshua drake jduck exploiting java memory corruption vulnerabilities
• closing

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Este programa escrito en Python te permite acceder a la información del tiempo metereológico y obtener el resultado desde la misma línea de comandos usando la Weather API de Google.

Para eso sólo tienes que teclear el programa y luego llamarlo de la siguiente manera:

 ./weather.py London Bucharest "New York"

 Obteniendo la salida por pantalla que encabeza este post.

Aquí puedes descargar el código fuente de la aplicación.

Visto en Reddit.