UPCOMING 7/9: Droid Rage Part 2: Hands-On Workshop
Participants in this workshop will work with Android Studio and a deliberately vulnerable Android application to explore common security flaws and testing techniques firsthand.
Participants in this workshop will work with Android Studio and a deliberately vulnerable Android application to explore common security flaws and testing techniques firsthand.
This introductory session explores the fundamentals of Android penetration testing, including how vulnerabilities are discovered and responsibly tested in real-world applications.
This session shows the risks associated with personal vibe coded software, how AI attackers can take advantage, and AI defense.
In this talk Rish will deploy Security Onion in Azure, throw real attack traffic at it, and show you what Onion AI actually does with that data — the good, the bad, and the hallucinated.
In this talk Dmitriy will be discussing the process of converting an old-school carbureted 2002 Yamaha V-Max motorcycle to a modern electronic fuel injection system.
Our panelists will explore the challenges, responsibilities, and evolving norms around how vulnerabilities are reported, communicated, and resolved.
For our last event for the year we’re trading slides for swing-sets — spending the evening hanging out, chatting, and whacking golf balls in a group bay at Topgolf.
We'll be sharing our favorite War Stories from our time in the industry over dinner and drinks.
We'll be having a group discussion around various topics related to cybersecurity from a practitioner/technical perspective.
This talk will give an overview of how the SpyMax malware was utilized in the context of the Syrian civil war to shape its outcome.
We will be watching Hackers (1995) in this joint event with DEF CON 862 event in Montclair, NJ.
In this session, Sibtay Shah presents a practical, high-level framework for implementing end-to-end cloud security that balances protection with agility.