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- Pure Hacking, the Australian experts in helping organisations protect their information assets today confirmed that its Chief Innovation Officer, Ty Miller, has been confirmed on the official Black Hat 2011 conference program as a Trainer. Miller will be running a multi-day, high intensity training course, "The Shellcode Lab" to develop and understand shellcode in a hands-on environment. Course attendees will gain a thorough knowledge and practical skill set on how to create shellcode and tune their elite security skills. This is the second program appearance for Miller at the world's most high profile security event. He earlier presented his development of "Reverse DNS Tunneling Shellcode" at the Black Hat event in 2008.