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Alex Sanchez (@Alex_W_Sanchez) and Nate Eckert (@GQ__82) are joined by Adam Greene (@aj_greene1015) to discuss and break down some of the top prospects in the AL East division. The three give you all the names you need to know heading into the 2025 season!Check out the previous episodes this season for our looks at the top prospects in the NL East, AL Central, AL West, and the NL Central. Our next episode will focus on the NL West Top 50s.

Featured on Bernoulli: Grooth's Journey - by Chris Gladstone - narrated by Adam Greene. Our Audio License AntipodeanSF Radio Show by Ion Newcombe is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Featured Music Spaceship Fly By by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution License. Wanna See My Spaceship by Beatoven is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. Intro & Outro Music Celestial Navigation by Blue Dot Sessions is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License

In this episode, we will speak with two distinguished guests who are leaders in critical care. Joining us from Cardiff University is Sharon Norman, the course lead for the Masters in Critical Care program at the Russell Group University. Sharon is a senior nurse by background and has been instrumental in shaping the curriculum and ensuring it meets the evolving demands within critical care. From across the Atlantic, we have Adam Greene, Adam is the director of Critical Care at the British Columbia Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) in Canada. Adam brings a wealth of practical experience and insights from his extensive educational background and critical care career spanning over 15 years. In this episode, we will explore the intricacies of the Masters in Critical Care program, discuss the integration of technology and interdisciplinary learning and examine the career opportunities that await graduates. We'll also tackle the current challenges and future trends in critical care, offering valuable advice for those considering this demanding yet rewarding field. To find out more about the University of Cardiff's online MSc in Critical Care please see here: https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/taught/courses/course/critical-care

It's listener submission time and we have two creepy tales for you today! In the first story, Chris and his friend Mike were interested in the paranormal and started using a Ouija board. Initially, nothing unusual happened, but then they connected with a spirit named Adam Greene. They asked for signs of his presence, and the planchette spun rapidly and flew off the board. Another time, they heard slow, pounding footsteps behind a sheet hung in the doorway, followed by a flash of light. Over time, Adam's messages turned darker and insulting, and he seemed to shift to an evil persona named "Fuzzy". Paranormal events intensified. Chris had an out-of-body dream where he flew over Mike and his parents. Mike revealed they had all seen a shadow fly over them in real life. Chris believes the entity may have been the demon Zozo based on the double Z in the name, the evil energy, and the bad luck they experienced, including Mike's uncle passing away. Eventually, they stopped using the board as too many disturbing things were happening.Story #2 involves Robin.When Robin was six, his friend Jason's father took them to a cemetery in the woods at 2-3am after giving them beer. They opened a grave, saw a skeleton, then heard loud footsteps and shrieking. Soon after, Robin began seeing terrifying faces peeking into his room at night that would vanish when he looked directly at them. It caused him great fear, keeping him up at night. One time, he woke to see a face at the foot of his bed staring at him, then his covers flew off by themselves. He ran out of the house in terror. At age 16, Robin returned to the cemetery with friends and was chased off by the angry landowner. That night, they all had the same nightmare of a ghostly female figure screaming at them from the disturbed grave. Now at 21, Robin still sees the scary faces and also hears disembodied sounds. Most frighteningly, he sees a tall, pitch-black figure darker than the surrounding darkness appearing in doorways and on the stairs. It sometimes charges at him on all fours before vanishing. Photos never capture this haunting presence. Robin doesn't believe enough in God to get an exorcism, so he is trying to cope with the ongoing supernatural torment.Patreon: Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of extra content by joining our Patreon.For updates, news, and extra content, follow Believing the Bizarre on social media:InstagramFacebookTwitterDiscordWant to discuss the episode on the day it drops with Tyler and Charlie? Follow on Twitch and check out the extended Twitch streams every Tuesday.Shop Merch: You can rep Believing the Bizarre and buy some unique merch#alienabduction #ufoabduction #kellycahill #aliens

By Adam Turteltaub There's no General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the US. Absent a comprehensive, national privacy law, states have stepped in to fill the gap. As Adam Greene (LinkedIn), Partner at Davis Wright Tremaine explains in this podcast, that's creating some complications. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) already differs from subsequent laws in several states which use language reminiscent of the GDPR. And while there are many similarities, some differences are substantial. For example, some state laws are targeted at businesses, not non-profits. That's an important distinction for healthcare with so many non-profit institutions. Perhaps the greatest challenge for organizations is figuring out which standard to follow, if any. Do they take a state-by-state approach, or one national approach based on the toughest state laws? Whatever the choice, it's important to determine what data you have since there may be limits on collection and a requirement to share that data with consumers who want to see it. Listen in to learn more about what the states are requiring and what you need to do to meet their expectations.

Comedian and Blues fan Adam Greene joins Chas. and Mouch to discuss our matches against Brighton and Bournemouth, pick our our best and worst moments of the past ten months, and to look forward to the season they're already calling 2024-25. chelseapodcast.net  @chelseapodcast  Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh  A Playback Media Production  playbackmedia.co.uk  Copyright 2024 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Andy Zaltzman quizzes the news. Providing all the answers are Simon Evans, Ria Lina, Alasdair Beckett-King, and Anushka Asthana.In this episode Andy and the panel will be discussing if Power-Sharing will prove to be Power-Caring, and whether anyone anywhere has ever thought of googling "Is it possible to back up WhatsApp messages?”Written by Andy ZaltzmanWith additional material by: Cody Dahler, Alice Fraser, Jade Gebbie, and Adam Greene.Producer: Sam Holmes Executive Producer: Richard Morris Production Co-ordinator: Sarah Nicholls Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxA BBC Studios Production for Radio 4

Our Prospects1500 series of Top 50 prospects lists continues. Hosts Alex Sanchez (@Alex_W_Sanchez) and Nate Eckert (@GQ__82) welcome Adam Greene (@aj_greene1015) to discuss some of the top AL East prospects. In Part 1 the trio covers the Baltimore Orioles, the Toronto Blue Jays and the Boston Red Sox. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/prospects1500/support

In this insightful episode of the Justice Team Podcast, Bob Simon sits down with Adam Greene, an engineer specializing in AI products at Filevine. Their discussion revolves around the innovative applications of AI in legal practice, highlighting both statistical and generative AI's potential. Adam introduces several of Filevine's AI-driven tools designed for the legal domain, such as Lead Docket, which predicts fees and summarizes leads. Adam also underscores the critical need for legal professionals to embrace AI tools to enhance operational efficiency and stay competitive in the rapidly changing legal industry. Interested in being a guest on the show? Visit JusticeTeamNetwork.com today!

In this conversation we will examine the recent recommendations and development of a national out-of-hospital transfusion protocol for critical care services. We will unpack the recent modified RAND Delphi study that sets out the guidance of clinical governance and recommendations for out of hospital transfusion services. We will dig into the recommendations on the initiation of transfusion, the types of blood components and products, the delivery and monitoring of out of hospital transfusion, the Indications for and use of transfusion adjuncts and finally the resuscitation targets to halt ongoing transfusion.    Adam Greene is a Unit Chief and Critical Care Paramedic working at British Columbia Emergency Health Service. He is also an honorary lecturer at Cardiff University on the Masters in Critical Care. He amongst others has recently published the Development of a national out-of-hospital transfusion protocol: a modified RAND Delphi study which will form the basis of our discussion.  The study can be found here: https://www.cmajopen.ca/content/11/3/E546 Adam's contact details can be found here: Adam.Greene@bcehs.ca

By Adam Turteltaub At the 2023 HCCA Compliance Institute there is a sure to be fascinating roundtable discussion lead by Marti Arvin, Vice President, Chief Compliance Officer, Erlanger Health System, Joan M. Podleski, Chief Privacy Officer, Children's Health and Adam Greene, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP. They will be addressing a range of privacy and data-related issues. In this podcast one of the topics they discuss are the complexities around access. Often, for example, raw data is not kept in the main health information management system (HIMS). Another challenge is proper website disclosures and how visitor data is used and shared. OCR has issued guidance in this area that has earned a great deal of attention. But, it is likely to be a hard problem to solve since organizations will need to determine exactly what data they are collecting, using and storing. To help manage these issues they strongly argue for investing the time and effort in developing clear processes for responding to data requests. Then, monitor to ensure the policies are being followed. Take time also to understand what is in your designated record set and where it is stored. Then make sure your HIMS understands what qualifies as the designated record set. It's time also to reassess how your organization is managing telehealth now that the public health emergency is ending. There will be decreased flexibility and increased emphasis on keeping these interactions on HIPAA-compliant platforms. When you do move onto one of these platforms, be sure to have a business associate agreement. When looking at technology, they advise compliance be a part of decisions related to the use of patient apps. Whether your organization is thinking of building its own or relying on a third party, it's essential that the privacy requirements be a part of the discussion from the start. Listen in to a provocative conversation, but, be warned. It's going to make you want to join them in person at the HCCA Compliance Institute, April 23-26 in Anaheim, and online April 24-26.

New York native, Adam Greene has been hired as the first head coach of the men's wrestling team at Utica University.  On September 22nd, Utica University announced the addition of three new sports, Men's and Women's Wrestling.  Within 24 hours of the announcement, I brought on Athletic Director David Fontaine to discuss the additions to the university which you can listen to on Episode 67.  Adam Greene comes to Utica with roots in NY both at the high school and college levels. in high school, Adam was a 4x NYS qualifier and a NYS place finisher for Chenango Valley in Section 4.  In college, Greene wrestled for Oneonta State where he later started his coaching career as an assistant for coach Duane Ritter.  Adam also started the NAIA program at Sienna Heights and spent time coaching at Brandon HS in Florida.  Be on the lookout for Utica University Wrestling on social media.  If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave a rate and review on Apple Podcasts. As always, be sure to share!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE HOTTEST BAND IN THE WORLD.....KISS!!! On this episode of The Conigliaro Insight Podcast, special guest and hardcore Kiss fan Adam Greene joins the podcast to give his insight on the world's hottest band. Adam talks about his experience seeing Kiss live, saying that it is like no other band, Kiss does it the best. And damn well Kiss does it like no other, with 20 studio albums released, HUNDREDS of amazing songs, over 100 million records sold, AND over 3,000 pieces of merchandise, that sums up your resume of being the world's hottest band. Keegan and Adam each give their insight on Kiss with telling about and playing 3 favorite songs in a "mix and match episode," with choosing either three 80s songs, three 70s songs, two 80s songs and one 70s song, or two 70s songs and one 80s song. Get your popcorn ready, put your war paint on your face, and sing your hearts out to Kiss on this special hour and a half long episode of The Conigliaro Insight Podcast! Tune in every Sunday for new episodes of The Conigliaro Insight Podcast! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Anchor, and Spotify for all episodes of the podcast! Email with any questions or comments @conigliaroinsightpodcast@gmail.com Follow the podcast on Instagram @conigliaroinsightpodcast Follow the podcast on Twitter @coniginsightpod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conigliaro-insightpodcast/support

In August 2009, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued the Health Breach Notification Rule (Breach Rule), which requires vendors of personal health records and related entities to provide notice to consumers following a breach. After over a decade without any enforcement of the Breach Rule, the FTC issued a policy statement in September 2021 clarifying that health apps and connected device companies must comply with the Breach Rule. Jon Moore, Chief Risk Officer and Senior Vice President of Consulting Services, Clearwater, speaks with Ty Kayam, Attorney, Microsoft, and Adam Greene, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, about the history of the Breach Rule, the FTC's new interpretation, and potential future enforcement. Adam and Ty recently authored an AHLA Briefing on this subject. From AHLA's Health Information and Technology Practice Group. Sponsored by Clearwater.

This is a hyper-express episode with our inspiring friend Adam Greene. We had some weight to get off our chest on a topic everyone is experiencing right now... Major life transitions. But! We don't want to just 'get through it'... we want to burst out the other side, redefined as glowing beacons of hope! *bit dramatic* Recently out of relationships with long term partners, this dilemma could not be any more relevant to us right now, as I am sure you also have your own situation you are able to reflect on as we chat in this episode. Here are a few things we are finding useful: Spending time with your own thoughts Prioritise your health (mentally and physically) Positive activities that involve others (e.g. group training) Make clear intentions Thanks for joining me Greeny! Adam Green - Instagram BEFORE THE MONEY Produced by: Anarchy® Label ANARCHY® Official Website Hosted by Jack William

This is a hyper-express episode with our inspiring friend Adam Greene. We had some weight to get off our chest on a topic everyone is experiencing right now... Major life transitions. But! We don't want to just 'get through it'... we want to burst out the other side, redefined as glowing beacons of hope! *bit dramatic* Recently out of relationships with long term partners, this dilemma could not be any more relevant to us right now, as I am sure you also have your own situation you are able to reflect on as we chat in this episode. Here are a few things we are finding useful: Spending time with your own thoughts Prioritise your health (mentally and physically) Positive activities that involve others (e.g. group training) Make clear intentions Thanks for joining me Greeny! Adam Green - Instagram BEFORE THE MONEY Produced by: Anarchy® Label ANARCHY® Official Website Hosted by Jack William

Ari and Joe are joined by Dan Casazza and Adam Greene to eulogize the Mets exhausting season and preview the Braves upcoming playoff run (1:04). Later, the guys make some postseason predictions and talk about what the Mets roster will look like in 2022 (40:10).   Subscribe, rate and review! Follow us on Twitter @HeyBuddyPod

It's the last weekend without regular season baseball. Our buddies Dan Casazza and Adam Greene join us (1:15) for a drink or two to discuss silly rules, Bobby Bonilla Day, make incredibly inaccurate predictions (20:46) and more!  Subscribe, rate and review! Follow us on Twitter @HeyBuddyPod  

There is an unbreakable bond between pet moms and dads and their fur-children. And oftentimes that bond is disrupted due to travel, going away to college, military deployment or sadly the loss of a dear pet. We capture that connection with 100% handmade plush replicas of YOUR PET! CMO and co-founder Adam Greene joins Justin to discuss this growing pet brand!

This week we are joined by comedian and Chelsea fan Adam Greene and, as always, tips from Lee and Calum before the weekend's matches. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's week three of the pod. Calum had a winner last week, congrats if you followed the tip. This week we're joined by Chelsea fan (don't let that put you off) and hilarious comedian Adam Greene, he has a MILLIONAIRE maker tip! Will it come in? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub A hospital has a patient with COVID-19. Can it share this information with the media if the patient isn’t named? A patient in the ER hears the person in the next room coughing. He asks if that person has COVID-19. Can you tell him? An employee tells her boss she has COVID-19. What can the boss tell the rest of the office? The corona virus pandemic has led to endless questions about what is and isn’t permissible in both healthcare and other settings. Tackling the issues in this podcast are Joan Podleski, Chief Privacy Officer, Children’s Health; Marti Arvin, Executive Advisor, CynergisTek; and Adam Greene, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine. As they explain, for healthcare organizations, there needs, as always, to be great sensitivity to HIPAA and what is considered personal health information (PHI). For employers in the rest of industry, HIPAA generally doesn’t apply but the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) may limit what you can and cannot share. It can even affect how you store the information about a COVID-19 patient in your systems. Compliance teams need to be alert to these and many other potential issues. Our podcast guests also advise compliance teams to ensure that IT systems are being used properly by remote employees. The family sitting around the dinner table is great at dinner, but not if there is PHI that the kids can see. Listen in to learn more about permissible, impermissible and accidental disclosures in the time of COVID-19.

News: Extraction 90 Million Views, Adam Greene more Hatchet movies, Agvia Goldsman original Batman/Superman Movie writer, MLB The Show file issues!, Iron Man VR, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2, Batman refuses to workout!, PS5 Unreal Demo, Xbox Series X event and more! Nerd Outs: Random Topics this week! Main Topic: Nerd Discussions of interest!

It's a Carson-Newman Athletics reunion as Cainer is joined by Michael Wottreng and Adam Greene to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft - via zoom. Guests: Michael Wottreng (@MWottreng) and Adam Greene (@TheFirstMan) PTF's image was designed and produced by Goose Manning of Goose's Graphic Designs. Message Goose on Twitter at @GooseManning5 and let him help you design your brand.

In today's episode, special guest Adam Greene and I talk about how bad the SEC is, Memphis being the best team in the state of Tennessee, and a little bit of NFL.

Elizabeth Warren is electable, so says Adam Greene, cofounder of Progressive Change Committee, who have endorsed Warren for president. - Thom reads from page 126 of the Mueller Report. - Thom gets to know political activist and social justice advocate Ghazala Salam. - New NAFTA watcher Laurie Wallach joins Thom with facts on how congressional Democrats split on free trade with Mexico and giveaways to the pharmaceuticals. - Mueller Report - Thom reads from page 129 on Paul Manafort's false statements to investigation. - Listeners call in to the program. - Talk Media News correspondent Bob Ney reports on the flat flurry of the weekend immigration raids. New refugee rules imposed by Trump. - Thom responds to callers Pastor John and Tom from Pennsylvania on the "Southern Strategy" and pushes back on Republicans ignoring Trump's racist policies in favor of "voting my taxes."

Brian Luff, James Shakeshaft and Georgina Sowerby are joined in this episode by London-based comedian Adam Greene and by UK Americana group Orphan Colours, whose first album All On Red came out last week.

In this episode of our flagship podcast, David chats with Adam Greene and Devin O'Donnell of Bibliotheca, a typographically elegant multivolume edition of the entire biblical library. Topics include: - The challenges of Bible translation  - Seeing the Scriptures as poetry - The non-traditional experience of reading Scripture without notes and verses - Typography and book design - And music more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mona, Mark and Adam Greene talk about what is to be expected as the Regional Center Program’s deadline nears. They also explore the risks of EB-5 Real Estate projects as well as what to look out for when it comes to looking for developers. If you have questions about investment immigration, please reach out to Mona Shah & Associates. Phone: 212-233-7473 Email: info@mshahlaw.com To discover the show notes on this episode as well as other topics, information, and resources; please head over to http://www.MShahLaw.com/Podcasts

"In September 2004, much hype was made of a buffer overflow vulnerability that existed in the Microsoft engine responsible for processing JPEG files. While the resulting vulnerability itself was nothing new, the fact that a vulnerability could be caused by a non-executable file commonly traversing public and private networks was reason for concern. File format vulnerabilities are emerging as more and more frequent attack vector. These attacks take advantage of the fact that an exploit can be carried within non-executable files that were previously considered to be innocuous. As a result, firewalls and border routers rarely prevent the files from entering a network when included as email attachments or downloaded from the Internet. As with most vulnerabilities, discovering file format attacks tends to be more art than science. We will present various techniques that utilize file format fuzzing that range from pure brute force fuzzing to intelligent fuzzing that requires an understanding of the targeted file formats. We will present a methodology for approaching this type of research and address issues such as automating the process. Techniques will be discussed to address challenges such as attacking proprietary file formats, overcoming exception handling and reducing false positives. The presentation will include demonstrations of fuzzing tools designed for both the *nix and Windows platforms that will be released at the conference and the disclosure of vulnerabilities discovered during the course of our research. Michael Sutton is a Director for iDEFENSE/VeriSign, a security intelligence company located in Reston, VA. He heads iDEFENSE/VeriSign and the Vulnerability Aggregation Team (VAT). iDEFENSE Labs is the research and development arm of the company, which is responsible for discovering original security vulnerabilities in hardware and software implementations, while VAT focuses on researching publicly known vulnerabilities. His other responsibilities include developing tools and methodologies to further vulnerability research, and managing the iDEFENSE Vulnerability Contributor Program (VCP). Prior to joining iDEFENSE/VeriSign, Michael established the Information Systems Assurance and Advisory Services (ISAAS) practice for Ernst & Young in Bermuda. He is a frequent presenter at information security conferences. Michael obtained his Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) designation in 1998 and is a member of Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). He has completed a Master of Science in Information Systems Technology degree at George Washington University, has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta and is a Chartered Accountant. Outside of the office, he is a Sergeant with the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department. Adam Greene is a Security Engineer for iDEFENSE/VeriSign, a security intelligence company located in Reston, VA. His responsibilities at iDEFENSE/VeriSign include researching original vulnerabilities and developing exploit code as well as verifying and analyzing submissions to the iDEFENSE Vulnerability Contributor Program. His interests in computer security lie mainly in reliable exploitation methods, fuzzing, and UNIX based system auditing and exploit development. In his time away from computers he has been known to enjoy tea and foosball with strange old women."

In September 2004, much hype was made of a buffer overflow vulnerability that existed in the Microsoft engine responsible for processing JPEG files. While the resulting vulnerability itself was nothing new, the fact that a vulnerability could be caused by a non-executable file commonly traversing public and private networks was reason for concern. File format vulnerabilities are emerging as more and more frequent attack vector. These attacks take advantage of the fact that an exploit can be carried within non-executable files that were previously considered to be innocuous. As a result, firewalls and border routers rarely prevent the files from entering a network when included as email attachments or downloaded from the Internet. As with most vulnerabilities, discovering file format attacks tends to be more art than science. We will present various techniques that utilize file format fuzzing that range from pure brute force fuzzing to intelligent fuzzing that requires an understanding of the targeted file formats. We will present a methodology for approaching this type of research and address issues such as automating the process. Techniques will be discussed to address challenges such as attacking proprietary file formats, overcoming exception handling and reducing false positives. The presentation will include demonstrations of fuzzing tools designed for both the *nix and Windows platforms that will be released at the conference and the disclosure of vulnerabilities discovered during the course of our research. Michael Sutton is a Director for iDEFENSE, a security intelligence company located in Reston, VA. He heads iDEFENSE Labs and the Vulnerability Aggregation Team (VAT). iDEFENSE Labs is the research and development arm of the company, which is responsible for discovering original security vulnerabilities in hardware and software implementations, while VAT focuses on researching publicly known vulnerabilities. His other responsibilities include developing tools and methodologies to further vulnerability research, and managing the iDEFENSE Vulnerability Contributor Program (VCP). Prior to joining iDEFENSE, Michael established the Information Systems Assurance and Advisory Services (ISAAS) practice for Ernst and Young in Bermuda. He is a frequent presenter at information security conferences. Michael obtained his Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) designation in 1998 and is a member of Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). He has completed a Master of Science in Information Systems Technology degree at George Washington University, has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta and is a Chartered Accountant. Outside of the office, he is a Sergeant with the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department. Adam Greene is a Security Engineer for iDEFENSE, a security intelligence company located in Reston, VA. His responsibilities at iDEFENSE include researching original vulnerabilities and developing exploit code as well as verifying and analyzing submissions to the iDEFENSE Vulnerability Contributor Program. His interests in computer security lie mainly in reliable exploitation methods, fuzzing, and UNIX based system auditing and exploit development. In his time away from computers he has been known to enjoy tea and foosball with strange old women.

In September 2004, much hype was made of a buffer overflow vulnerability that existed in the Microsoft engine responsible for processing JPEG files. While the resulting vulnerability itself was nothing new, the fact that a vulnerability could be caused by a non-executable file commonly traversing public and private networks was reason for concern. File format vulnerabilities are emerging as more and more frequent attack vector. These attacks take advantage of the fact that an exploit can be carried within non-executable files that were previously considered to be innocuous. As a result, firewalls and border routers rarely prevent the files from entering a network when included as email attachments or downloaded from the Internet. As with most vulnerabilities, discovering file format attacks tends to be more art than science. We will present various techniques that utilize file format fuzzing that range from pure brute force fuzzing to intelligent fuzzing that requires an understanding of the targeted file formats. We will present a methodology for approaching this type of research and address issues such as automating the process. Techniques will be discussed to address challenges such as attacking proprietary file formats, overcoming exception handling and reducing false positives. The presentation will include demonstrations of fuzzing tools designed for both the *nix and Windows platforms that will be released at the conference and the disclosure of vulnerabilities discovered during the course of our research. Michael Sutton is a Director for iDEFENSE, a security intelligence company located in Reston, VA. He heads iDEFENSE Labs and the Vulnerability Aggregation Team (VAT). iDEFENSE Labs is the research and development arm of the company, which is responsible for discovering original security vulnerabilities in hardware and software implementations, while VAT focuses on researching publicly known vulnerabilities. His other responsibilities include developing tools and methodologies to further vulnerability research, and managing the iDEFENSE Vulnerability Contributor Program (VCP). Prior to joining iDEFENSE, Michael established the Information Systems Assurance and Advisory Services (ISAAS) practice for Ernst and Young in Bermuda. He is a frequent presenter at information security conferences. Michael obtained his Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) designation in 1998 and is a member of Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). He has completed a Master of Science in Information Systems Technology degree at George Washington University, has a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta and is a Chartered Accountant. Outside of the office, he is a Sergeant with the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department. Adam Greene is a Security Engineer for iDEFENSE, a security intelligence company located in Reston, VA. His responsibilities at iDEFENSE include researching original vulnerabilities and developing exploit code as well as verifying and analyzing submissions to the iDEFENSE Vulnerability Contributor Program. His interests in computer security lie mainly in reliable exploitation methods, fuzzing, and UNIX based system auditing and exploit development. In his time away from computers he has been known to enjoy tea and foosball with strange old women.