Speakers at Security Fest 2026

These are the speakers of Security Fest 2026. More will be added as we get closer to the conference.

Debjeet Banerjee

From Code to Compromise: Turning modern day IDEs into attack vectors via malicious Extensions

Visual Studio Code has become the de-facto IDE for millions of developers, and its extension marketplace is now a first-class target for supply-chain compromise. In this talk we move beyond yesterday’s JavaScript-only “theme” backdoors and show how to...

Adam Toscher

Hacking Big Iron: When Modern Security Assumptions Fail on Mainframes

Mainframes still underpin critical infrastructure such as banking, airlines, and government systems, yet most modern security teams approach them using assumptions formed around Unix, Windows, and enterprise platforms. These assumptions often fail on...

Christian Zäske

MeshHacks: Exploiting Linksys Intelligent Mesh from the internet

The days of hacking home routers are not over! Because every household that wants internet access at their house needs some kind of router. These could be a very interesting target as there are millions of devices in use with a direct connection to the...

Claire Vacherot

The Never-Implemented Story of Penetration Tests on Video Surveillance Networks

Offensive research on video surveillance systems is really not a new topic. Their components, especially cameras, are everywhere. It is very common to see at least one of them on the network during penetration tests on IT or OT. They have all been torn...

Alex Holden

Versus Killnet

The Russian infamous hacktivist group Killnet is more than meets the eye; it's a cyber army directed by a few to cause harm. With a checkered history and inconsistent behaviors, deciphering who is behind this group is challenging. Nevertheless, we will...

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