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ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-19
Hijacking AI Agents: Attacks, Abuses, and How to Fight Back
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
Attacking Modern Environments Series Attack Vectors on Terraform Environments Inbox by Mazin A.
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
Behind LockerGoga - A Walk Through a Ransomware Attack Worth $40M
Behind LockerGoga
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
Car Infotainment Hacking Methodology and Attack Surface Scenarios by: Jay Turla
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
Malware Hunting Using python as attack weapon by Filipi Pires
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
Navigating the Shift from Opportunistic to Targeted Ransomware Attacks
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
ROOTCON 10 Demistifying a Malware Attack by Christopher Elisan
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
SAP Incident Response, How To Attack and Defend! by: Jordan Santarsieri
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
Teardown of an EV Charger for Security Research and When EV Chargers Attack!
ROOTCON · 2025rootcon-hacking-conference
The Man In The Middle Attack Against a Certain Password Manager
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Anatomy of a Phishing Attack
Frank Vianzon
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
API Security Through External Attack Surface Management Phillip Wylie | WWHF Deadwood 2022
Phillip Wylie
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-festadvanced
Breaking Entra: Identity Attacks You Can Recreate | Jonathan Elkabas
Jonathan Elkabas
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Covert Attack Mystery Box: A few novel techniques for exploiting Microsoft "features"
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Destroying Fog of War: Realistic End-to-End Attacks and Detective Controls | Jeff McJunkin WWHF 2023
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Jorge Orchilles | Emulating Adversaries Via Attack Chains | WWHF Deadwood 2020
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Kerberos and Attacks 101
Tim Medin
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Morphing to Legitimate Attack Patterns
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Nick Popovich | Trust No 1 - 3rd Party App Use in Attacks | WWHF Purple Team Roundup | Talk 1
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
The Drone Renaissance - The Attack Surface Now Includes the Sky | Luke Canfield
Luke Canfield
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Wireless Attack Killchain for N00bs | Dennis Pelton | WWHF Deadwood 2022
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest
Workshop: Automating Attacks | Alex Martirosyan | WWHF 2023
WWHF · 2025wild-west-hackin-fest-deadwood-2025
Hackventure: Having Fun With IDOR Attacks | Joshua Wright
Joshua Wright