Community · 03

Public talks

A conference talk can turn an isolated bug into a lesson that helps an entire community build safer systems. These archive-era sessions are presented here as a record of topics, not as current event listings.

A speaker presenting a network security concept to a small conference audience
Technical education works best when the audience can see both the risk and the responsible boundary.
2015

CTJB · Slovakia

Browser security research from PowerShell

A demonstration-led session about browser attack surfaces and the defensive controls that limit abuse. The reconstruction preserves the historic subject while omitting operational steps.

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2014

Hacker Fest · Brno

Mobile security, authorization and risk

A discussion of mobile testing tools, the importance of written scope and the difference between a controlled demonstration and unauthorized activity.

02
2014

Hacking & Security Konference · Prague

Turning research into a useful security lesson

How to make technical talks reproducible without publishing sensitive data: explain the threat model, use a local lab, show mitigations and leave attendees with safe next steps.

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For organizers

Prefer practical learning with a safety margin.

Talks published under this site’s name should state their scope, identify what has been redacted and provide defensive takeaways. Contact details on this reconstruction are placeholders; use the event organizer’s own channel for real inquiries.

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