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Date and venue for SEC-T Spring Pub 2020

February 19th, 2020

This years Spring Pub Event will take place on the 23:rd of April at Cafe Opera.

Expect a social hacker event with a few lightning talks and a nice bar setting. The event is free and open for everyone so save the date and spread the word!

See the Spring pub page for future updates.

Recordings from SEC-T 2019

November 12th, 2019

After a lot of hard work from our media team we have now finished cutting and uploading all talks from SEC-T 0x0COMPUTE.

Make sure to check out our youtube playlist for 0x0C!

Last round of talks announced and tickets now sold out (again!)

September 3rd, 2019

We’re super happy to announce that we’ve managed to fill the venue with 750(!) people, from 450 last year. This means our tickets are sold out, and we can’t extend it more (we changed our booking so we could fit another 100 a few weeks ago but those are sold out as well). However, tickets might become available in case of cancellations or similar.

For non ticket holders

For you that didn’t manage to get a ticket, fear not! There are still things to do:

• The conference will be live stremed on our YouTube channel, of course for free!
• SEC-T Community night is an evening with beer, security talks and nice company. It’s free and open for everyone, so make sure to join!
• Club SEC-T is our party with a bar, a quiz, and live act(s). This is also free and open for everyone
• Join the waiting list in case we would have cancellations or in other ways manage to get more tickets available

 

The last talks and speakers

We have now finished the CFP proccess. We have accepted and got confirmation from the last few speakers for this year:

• The art of browser exploitation using Assembly – by Jameel Nabbo
• Ghosts in the Machine: Adversarial Artificial Intelligence – by Jennifer Fernick
• Chinese Police and CloudPets – by Abe
• How one picks a pocket – by James Harrison
• Baldr vs The World – by Andrew Brandt & Albert Zsigovits
• 5G IMSI Catcher? – exploiting vulnerabilities in 5G access network protocols – by Altaf Shaik & Ravishankar Borgaonkar

Three more talks confirmed, tickets almost sold out

August 12th, 2019

Three more talks

We are happy to announce another three talks for this year:

1. Operation SoftCell – a global campaign against cellular providers – by Amit Serper, Mor Levi & Assaf Dahan
2. How to bug hotel rooms – by Dan Tentler
3. Chinese Police and CloudPets – by Abe

One seat left on Basics of binary exploitation training

A seat on Basics of binary exploitation training has opened up. This is the last training seat we have available so make sure to book it before it’s too late!

Tickets almost sold out

When writing this we have less than 50 tickets left. We expect to be sold out before the conference so if you plan on attending make sure to grab one before we’re out!

Three new talks, trainings sold out

July 13th, 2019

All trainings for 2019 are sold out

We’re both happy and sad to announce that we for the first time have sold all seats to all trainings we have this year! We still have conference tickets left so make sure to grab one before they run out as well!

Three new talks accepted

We now have three more confirmed talks for this year:

• Zero to Millionaire in 60 minutes: Hacking Real Life Financial Applications – by Himanshu Sharma
• Battle in the Clouds: Attacker vs Defender on AWS – by Dani Goland & Mohsan Farid
• Crypto Cobra: Tales of the nation-state actor targeting crypto-exchanges – by Dani Goland & Ido Naor

Our Call for paper is still open so if you have something you want to talk about make sure to send it in before the 15th of August!

First five accepted speakers

July 2nd, 2019

We got a lot of good submissions for the first round of call for papers this year so it was no easy task to decide on the talks. Some were, for different reasons, pushed to a later round but four were accepted this round.

These are the talks we accepted in this first round:

• Cloudhopper – by Vesa
• Game Boy hacking – Making the Midnight Sun CTF Game Boy challenge from hardware to software – by Carl Svensso
• Quantum computing and its impact on the field of cryptology – by Martin Ekerå
• Pwning AWS Cloud services – by Mohammed Aldoub
• Modchips of the State: Hardware implants in the supply-chain – by Trammell Hudson

Our Call for paper is still open so if you have something you want to talk about make sure to send it in!