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Mohit Sharma is working as a Developer Advocate at MongoDB, helping developers architect clean and testable app’s. He has been working with Android for more than 10 years, since Android 2.2, previously with OLX group and believes that sharing knowledge is the best way of learning something new.
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Marcel Seibert, Senior Associate at PwC Germany, is a passionate Penetration Tester specialised on the topics Embedded and IoT. Besides testing embedded and IoT systems he supports customers with prototype implementation of security-relevant mechanisms, e.g. secure automatic hard drive encryption/decryption on Linux. He is mainly engaged in penetration tests of control units in many sectors such as marine, rail, automotive and critical infrastructure. He also has project experience in fuzzing firmware or applications, reverse engineering x86 and ARM and general pentesting knowledge, e.g. web applications etc. As a fan of automation and efficiency, he likes to code in C++, Go and Python. Besides work and his passion for interesting technical stuff, you can find him bouldering or biking with friends.
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Eugene Neelou is a security researcher and author of the industry report that covers the past 10 years of AI vulnerability research, the field known as adversarial machine learning. He is a Co-Founder & CTO of Adversa.AI, an Israeli startup on a mission to protect AI systems from cyber threats, privacy issues, and safety incidents.
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Szilárd graduated from the University of Óbuda with a degree in electrical engineering. He gained 15+ years of experience in the development of network security products in C/C++ and Python languages. During these years the developments have been made in a Linux environment using free software. As committed to free culture and content, network and data security he is a regular speaker at conferences and trainings and regularly publishes articles on these topics. With many years of development leadership behind him, he is a believer in agility. He currently works as a security engineer and evangelist at Balasys IT Security. Its primary responsibilities include expert participation in R&D projects and IT security evangelism. In his spare time, he develops a command line tool and Python library for checking cryptographic (TLS/SSL/SSH) settings of client/server applications, of course under a free software license.
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Simon is a self-taught Vulnerability Researcher at SonarSource who is passionate about playing CTF, traveling, and sports. He has come up with ways to find 0days in some of the most popular web applications such as WordPress, MyBB, and Magento2. He has also developed exploits for the Linux Kernel and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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Balazs is an electrical engineer who is interested in low-level programming, printed circuit board design, embedded firmware development, and FPGA’s. His favorite reverse engineering project was re-creating the full schematic of the 6502 processor by analyzing its silicon die images. He has worked as a private entrepreneur for 20 years and is a co-founder of a Californian software development company called Screamingbox LLC. He spends his free time in nature: hiking, running, flying a glider, or a Cessna 172.
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Senior Engineer running petabyte-scale Log Management program at the second largest bank in Switzerland, former SIEM Consultant for Tieto, Nordea, and UBS. Enthusiast of Cloud Security and Zero Trust architecture. Holder of multiple industry certifications, including CISSP, CCSP, CISA and a few others. Member of ISACA Zurich. Constantly looking for the holy grail of Log Management.
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Patrick (0xn00b), a DEF CON 26 Black Badge holder, is the co-founder of Village Idiot Labs which helps run IoT Village across the globe. Patrick has created a fully immersible/virtual web-based lab environment that people can learn how to hack IoT without the need for their own tools, equipment or even prior knowledge.
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Rashid Feroze is head of infrastructure security at CRED, one of the fastest growing fintech in India. He loves to break into networks, cloud, applications while implementing defenses for the same. He is an active community speaker and likes to talk about securing infrastructure on a scale. He has helped to secure multiple banks, financial entities and govt agencies across the globe. He has previously given talks at security conferences such as Nullcon, Bsides and Rootconf.
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Changmin worked in various security areas for more than 5 years for an electric public company and a semiconductor manufacturing company. His main job was to respond to incidents and analyze them. After that, he made a start-up company that provides security service based bigdata and machine learning to enterprises.
