Speakers at Security Fest 2016

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Andreas Lindh

Andreas Lindh

Hacking Mattermost: An Assessment of an Open Source Messaging Platform for Hipsters

Mattermost is an Open Source, self-hosted Slack alternative, that has gained a lot of traction lately. It has a web, a desktop, and a mobile client, and is built using modern technologies like Go and Node.js. As Mattermost, like Slack, is a messaging...

Panel Debate: Bug bounties, Auditing Open Source and Improving Security

Panel debate allowing open talks, with a focus on bug bounties, auditing of open source projects and generally improving security.

Dave Lewis

Dave Lewis

Barbarians at the Gate(way)

This session will look at the patterns of the DDoS and web attacks that are prevalent in the news headlines. We will take a deep dive at the motivations and rationale behind these attacks; examining the motivations of attacker as they move from the...

David Jacoby

David Jacoby

Real­world lessons about spies every security researcher should know

When you’re a security researcher involved in analyzing nation­state sponsored attacks and working with governments in different countries, interesting things will start happening in your life. People will want to become your friends. Business...

Frans Rosén

Frans Rosén

Panel Debate: Bug bounties, Auditing Open Source and Improving Security

Panel debate allowing open talks, with a focus on bug bounties, auditing of open source projects and generally improving security.

The Secret Life of a Bug Bounty Hunter

Frans Rosén has reported hundreds of security issues using his big white hat since 2012. He have recieved the biggest bounty ever paid on HackerOne, and is one of the highest ranked bug bounty researchers of all time. He's been bug bounty hunting with...

James Powell

James Powell

Shall We Play a Game?: Better Living Through Wargames

Security is hard. Most software is written by engineers. Most platforms are configured by system administrators. These professionals rarely have more than basic training and best practices. To further complicate matters, application and platform...

Mark Hillick

Mark Hillick

Feedback Security

In his talk, Mark will be discussing his 3+ years at Riot Games where the team has developed a security culture based on feedback. He will explain: How the program was assessd What gaps were identified How the team works with the Riot feedback...

Panel Debate: Bug bounties, Auditing Open Source and Improving Security

Panel debate allowing open talks, with a focus on bug bounties, auditing of open source projects and generally improving security.

Stefan Tanase

Stefan Tanase

Real­world lessons about spies every security researcher should know

When you’re a security researcher involved in analyzing nation­state sponsored attacks and working with governments in different countries, interesting things will start happening in your life. People will want to become your friends. Business...

Veit Hailperin

Veit Hailperin

The Tale of a Fameless but Widespread Web Vulnerability Class

Two keys components account for finding vulnerabilities of a certain class: awareness of the vulnerability and ease of finding the vulnerability. Cross-Site Script Inclusion (XSSI) vulnerabilities are not mentioned in the de facto standard for public...

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