Why You Should Attend
BSides Rome Conference
Networking
The goal is to create opportunities for individuals to participate in an atmosphere that encourages collaboration and spontaneous conversations.
Learning
Trying to be on-the edge, learning from peers on specific technical subjects
Spark New Ideas
It is an intense day with discussions, demos, and interactions from participants. It is where ideas for the next-big-thing are born. It's where you can build lasting connections.
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Underground CyberSecurity Conference - WorldWide
Each BSides is a community-driven framework for building events for and by information security community members. The goal is to expand the spectrum of conversation beyond the traditional confines of space and time. It creates opportunities for individuals to both present and participate in an intimate atmosphere that encourages collaboration. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from participants. It is where conversations for the next-big-thing are happening.
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No Workshops this year!
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During Conference
Thanks to our amazing sponsors and community donations we were able to
provide different benefits
We all hope you are going to enjoy them!
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T-shirts
Gadgets
After Party
CTF
Experts from all over the
Globe Sharing Experence, their stories, their expertise!
Giorgio Bernardinetti - Dimitri Di Cristofaro
Vangelis Stykas
Xavier Mertens
Francesco Marano
Omar Morando
Ahmed Selim
Dave Lewis
Wietze Beukema
Event Schedules
How to get away with Malware
Circumventing Static Analysis and Sandboxes
Giorgio Bernardinetti
Dimitri Di Cristofaro
I will IDOR myself in
How could attackers gain control of hundreds of million devices? In this talk Vangelis explains how attackers can exploit a series of simple, yet critical API flaws that are typical “rush to market” flaws which allow an attacker to control and even use them as an initial foothold in millions of networks.
Vangelis Stykas
Who said python was UNIX best friend only?
In this talk, Xavier will present some findings that I collected for a while around Python malicious code in the Windows ecosystem
Xavier Mertens
Tampering the RAM: a new way to break into any VM
Are you sure your VM is secure?
Francesco Marano
How to break the Modbus protocol and Cause a DoS on a PLC
We are going to see live attack simulation to an OT system controlled by a Modicon M580 PLC from Schneider Electric and an HMI panel connected with Modbus/TCP protocol
Omar Morando
Modern Shields - Threat Driven Approach for Securing Container Environment
Ahmed Selim
Security Debt, running with Scissors
We will cover the accumulation of the patches missed, the risks accepted, and the configurations misapplied so be ready for it
Dave Lewis
Save The Environment (Variable): Hijacking Legitimate Applications with a Minimal Footprint
Wietze Beukema
Reserve Your Ticket - This is a completely free event, we accept donations to help us out other then our amazing sponsors!
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Event Location
Address
Via Principe Amedeo 5/b
Rome, 00185, IT
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info@securitybsides.it