Confidence (in English)

We would like to offer you a chance to attend CONFidence 2.0 2010
http://201002.confidence.org.pl - the 8th edition of the international IT
security conference, which will be held on 29-30th November in Prague, Czech
Republic. CONFidence started in 2005 as a project created by a group of
polish enthusiast committed to improving the security of IT applications.
Since those early years it has evolved into the largest meeting of hackers
in Central-East Europe that annually gathers almost 500 participants: IT
security professionals from government, industry, banking sector and
academia as well as researchers and developers.

Since 2006 CONFidence assembles not only the best specialists from Poland
but also attendees and number one speakers from all around the world. Every
year our attendees come from most European countries as well as US to see
such experts as Bruce Schneier, Dan Kaminsky, Jacob Appelbaum, Daniel Mende,
David Hulton, Chris Palmer, Jesse Burns, Shawn Merdinger, Anton Chuvakin,
Richard Bejtlich, Raoul Chiesa, Felix Lindner, Alexander Kornbrust, Dinis
Cruz, Joanna Rutkowska, Gynvael Coldwind and many other excellent speakers.
CONFidence is much more than just a conference, it is an ongoing project
driven by the security community.

We invite you to visit conference website: http://201002.confidence.org.pl
Registration can be made here: http://rejestracja.confidence.org.pl/
For all Hacktivity attendees we have prepared discount code "Hacktivity",
which allows you to have the 15 % discount.

Please remember about #CONFidence_conference hashtag active on Twitter and
BLIP. You can also find CONFidence on Facebook and Linkedin.

Details about Call For Papers can be found here:
http://201002.confidence.org.pl/call-for-papers

All people interested in othe forms of cooperation than attending, please
contact: jakub.koziol@proidea.org.pl
We are waiting for you questions and suggestions.

Please forward the information about the conference to all the people who
might be interested in the CONFidence issues.