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HACKTIVITY · 2024hacktivity-it-security-festival
#Hacktivity2023 // Unraveling the Veins of Automotive Vulnerabilities
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Hacktivity 2012 - Alexander Polyakov - Top 10 most interesting SAP vulnerabilities and attacks
Alexander Polyakov
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Mikhail Egorov - What’s Wrong with WebSocket APIs? Unveiling Vulnerabilities in WebSocket APIs.
Mikhail Egorov
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Zoltán L. Németh - Memory corruption vulnerabilities, runtime mitigations and their bypasses
Zoltán L. Németh