Ali is a security researcher with over a decade of experience working in tech fields. Currently, he is application security lead at Canon EMEA. Ali is a regular speaker or trainer at industry conferences and events such as: Hacktivity, Confidence Conf 2020 , Hack In The Box 2023 AMS, DefCon 3x, IEEE AI-ML-Workshop-2021, SSD TyphoonCon 2x, c0c0n, BSides Toronto, Budapest, Calgary, Newcastle, Barcelona, OWASP Ottawa chapter, LeHack2022, NoNameCon, YASCon, COUNTERMEASURE Conference, DragonCon, COSAC 2022, DefCon Holland, etc. Moreover, he was […]

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Csaba Fitzl graduated in 2006 as a computer engineer. He worked for 6 years as a network engineer, troubleshooting and designing big networks. After that, he worked for 8 years as a blue and red teamer focusing on network forensics, malware analysis, adversary simulation, and defense bypasses. Then he moved on to the macOS world and developed a “macOS Exploitation and Penetration Testing” training at OffSec. Currently he works as a Principal macOS Security Researcher at Kandji. He gave talks […]

David is a Malware Researcher at CyberArk, his specialty is finding and telling the story around a threat He found himself in the field almost a decade ago thanks to IDF, where he became the tech lead for reverse engineering malware and analyzing everything from cybercrime to state-backed threats and has continued on the same path ever since then. Recently David has been focusing on lesser-known threat landscapes, with the goal of raising awareness and helping protect from threat actors.

With over ten years of experience in cybersecurity and systems engineering, I currently work as a CSIRT Manager and IT Security Researcher at White Hat IT Security. Over the past year, I have traveled around Europe, assisting companies that fell victim to cyberattacks. This challenging role sometimes required me to stay awake for more than 30 hours, working on an incident, or drinking all the coffee that the vending machine could offer. We have had cases where our team saved […]

Gabor Szappanos graduated from the Eotvos Lorand University of Budapest with degree in physics. His first job was in the Computer and Automation Research Institute, developing diagnostic software and hardware for nuclear power plants. He started antivirus work in 1995, and has been developing freeware antivirus solutions in spare time. He joined VirusBuster in 2001 where he was responsible for taking care of macro virus and script malware. Since 2002 he was the head of the virus lab. Between 2008 […]

Kevin Ott is a seasoned red team professional experienced in planning and running attack simulations across different industries, including finance, retail, manufacturing, and energy sectors. His focus is to further develop the offensive capabilities and custom tooling for engagements. In addition to his operational red teaming experience, Kevin is an experienced instructor for various red teaming topics. He has a passion for sharing knowledge and conducting tailored training sessions and workshops to enhance offensive security skills among personnel at all […]

Laszlo Radnai is a security researcher at TASZK Security labs. He graduated from BME with a CS MSc and developed an interest in hacking from the start of his studies. He’s been hacking ever since, gaining practice from CTFs, trying himself at bug bounties, and finally going into offensive security as a full-time job. His software security interests evolved from cryptography, to web, to pwning. His favorite part of offensive research is “reverse engineering” the mind of the developers, and […]

Marc is a distinguished intelligence expert and an accomplished professional in reverse engineering, a combination that gives him an exceptionally versatile and valuable profile. His career is characterized by deep academic training and extensive practical experience in the field of intelligence, which has enabled him to capture and maintain the interest of audiences at numerous conferences both nationally and internationally. In his crucial role within CERT/CSIRT teams at leading financial institutions, Marc has distinguished himself as the Head of Research. […]

As a Cloud Security & DevSecOps consultant, I enable diverse development teams for improved delivery while protecting their business-critical assets on-prem and in Cloud environments. Passionate about red teaming, threat intelligence, offensive security, and talking to an audience about my stories. For a glimpse at my career so far, you can reach out to my LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinperezrodriguez/

Orange Tsai, is the principal security researcher of DEVCORE and the core member of CHROOT security group in Taiwan. He is the champion and the “”Master of Pwn”” title holder at Pwn2Own Vancouver 2021 and Toronto 2022. In addition, Orange has spoken at several top hacker conferences such as Black Hat USA (5 times), DEF CON (5 times), HITCON (11 times), CODE BLUE (6 times), POC, Hexacon, RomHack, HITB, and WooYun! Currently, Orange is a 0day researcher focusing on Web […]

Tal Folkman is a seasoned senior malware researcher and accomplished expert in cybersecurity with over 8 years of experience in the field. Tal possesses exceptional skills in detecting and analyzing malicious code present in open-source software supply chains. In 2021, Tal joined Dustico, a software supply chain security startup that was later acquired by Checkmarx. Prior to this, she served for 5 years as both member and leader of IDF’s Cybersecurity Red Team. Currently, Tal and her team are dedicated […]

My Name is Thomas Fischer and I started with using the BBS-Scene in Germany end of the 90s. Later I went on with the good old times of the first internet via Modem and DSL. Luckily these times are gone now I started (ab)using and thinking inside and outside of a lot of different boxes (Servers and computers). In my everyday Job I do my best to make high-secure large networks safer. “My” largest testing environment needed a few large […]

A well-known computer magazine once wrote that Tobias Schrödel is the “first IT-comedian”. And really, he explains technical vulnerabilities and correlations in a way everybody can understand while not letting the fun miss out. As a qualified IT-specialist, Tobias worked many years as a consultant for one of the biggest worldwide IT- and telecommunications corporations – so he knows what he is talking about.

Yasar studies computer science at RWTH Aachen and is a working student at X41 D-Sec GmbH since 2019. At X41 he does security research and takes part in penetration tests, source code audits and red teaming engagements.