Mobile Security Summit Announced By TaiG Jailbreak Team, Here Are The Details

The TaiG Jailbreak Team, currently one of the most prominent in the area of jailbreaking and iOS hacking, has announced that it will host a mobile security summit later this month.

Set to take place in Beijing, China, the Mobile Security Summit (MSS) will be “the most authoritive annual summit in mobile industry of China,” according to the group. The date for the summit is March 27th, with those wishing to attend having to apply to do so. Applications will be assessed within 5 working days, cutting the time left before the event even further.

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The list of people that will be attending currently reads as a who’s who of the iOS jailbreak scene, with names like Comex, Chronic and P0sixninja headlining the event.

“The first annual summit of MSS will be held on 27th March, 2015. On the occasion, top hacker groups and mobile internet security experts as well as information security staffs in every industries from China and abroad will come together, and they will discuss and share their opinions of mobile security problems. For better media communication, we warmly welcome media of any size to join us, especially media focused on mobile security”

Guests

While the summit does invite media of all shapes and sizes, it’s telling that applications to attend will be vetted so closely. Identity checks will be made during application review and access to the event itself will be policed by security who will be on the lookout for a special QR code that will be emailed to all those authorized to attend.

With the likes of Chronic and Comex speaking about the jailbreak scene and what it entails, this could be quite the interesting event to attend, assuming you can get in and have the means to get to China, that is.

More details on the Mobile Security Summit can be found at: taig.com/mss

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