AI
Democratizing IoT Security Research and Training Through Advanced Instrumentation
mobile and iot securityoffensive security
Cybersecurity
DefCamp 2025
DefCamp is the most important conference on Hacking & Information Security in Central Eastern Europe. The goal is bringing hands-on talks about latest research and practices from the INFOSEC field, gathering under the same roof security specialists, entrepreneurs, academic, private and public sectors.
40
Talks
Day 1
16 talks
TEE in Web3: Myths, Risks, and Real-World Pitfalls
cryptographyapplication security
Hacking the Edge: Real-World ESI Exploits at DefCamp 2025
offensive securityapplication security
Stop Making Nonsense - Cutting through compliance complexity at DefCamp 2025
governance and risk
Offensive Security - Automation and AI at DefCamp 2025
offensive securityai security
RAGe Against the Machine: AI-Powered Compliance and Cybersecurity at DefCamp 2025
governance and riskai security
Fake Jobs, Real Malware. Uncovering How Cybercriminals are Exploiting the Employment Market
malware and threat intel
Agentify OSINT: Transforming Security News Feeds Into Actionable Intelligence at DefCamp 2025
malware and threat inteldefensive security
VIBE Pentesting - Enhancing the Human Hacker with LLMs at DefCamp 2025
offensive security
Initial Access & Workflow: Ransomware Insights at DefCamp 2025
offensive securityidentity and access
Hacked by Words: A Live Ransomware Negotiation at DefCamp 2025
defensive securitymalware and threat intel
No keys, no scanners: Black-Box Hacking of AWS Environments at DefCamp 2025
cloud securityoffensive security
Hacking Dictatorships with AI: Real-World Cases of Digital Sabotage and Propaganda Warfare
offensive securityai security
Exploring Browser Permissions and Exploiting Permission Hijacking at DefCamp 2025
application securityoffensive security
Another One Bites the DAST at DefCamp 2025
application security
Poisoning Pidgins in the Park at DefCamp 2025
offensive securityapplication security
Day 2
24 talks
Lets make the LLM a Defector: Deceiving LLM into Attacking its Own Agent through natural language
ai securityoffensive security
Trust No Format: Risks and Defenses for ML Model Serialization at DefCamp 2025
ai securityoffensive security
Threat Actor Branding: The Strange World of APT Marketing at DefCamp 2025
malware and threat intel
Containing the Threat: Analyzing cryptomining campaigns at DefCamp 2025
malware and threat intelcloud security
Threat Assessment and Remediation Analysis for Nanosatellite On Board Computers at DefCamp 2025
network and infrastructureapplication security
New Kerberos Attack Vector : Disabled SPN Kerberoasting at DefCamp 2025
offensive securityidentity and access
Evolving the approach to Third Party Risk Management at DefCamp 2025
governance and risk
Security layers: how much security is enough at DefCamp 2025
network and infrastructuredefensive security
Access Denied (eventually) at DefCamp 2025
defensive securityidentity and access
Smart Devices, Dumb Resets? Testing Firmware Persistence in Commercial IoT
mobile and iot securityoffensive security
CLR DLL Side-Loading, a secret technique used by APT41 at DefCamp 2025
malware and threat intel
From Prompt to Payload: Breaking GenAI with Real-World MCP Exploits at DefCamp 2025
ai securityoffensive security
Verkle-Based HORST: A Scalable and Efficient Post-Quantum Digital Signature Scheme at DefCamp 2025
cryptography
Breaking the Cloud: Finding and Exploiting Misconfigurations in AWS at DefCamp 2025
cloud securityoffensive security
Analyzing 100 Hacker's scripts using Claude Sonnet and ChatGPT at DefCamp 2025
malware and threat intel
Hidden Risks: Pitfalls in Learnable Obfuscation for Private A.I. at DefCamp 2025
cryptography
Avoid Being Bounced from the Party - Persistence for fun & Profit at DefCamp 2025
offensive security
AI-Powered Threat Intelligence: A Game Changer for Cyber Crisis Management
malware and threat inteldefensive security
From Badge Forgery to Supply Chain: Advanced Penetration at DefCamp 2025
offensive security
TLS Protocol Manipulation: a (very) low throughput C2 channel at DefCamp 2025
offensive securitycryptography
Browser Side-Channel Vulnerabilities: Discovering Installed Apps via URL Protocol Handlers
offensive securityapplication security
Threat Modelling in Modern Systems at DefCamp 2025
application securitygovernance and risk
Beyond Scanning - Why Vulnerability Assessment Isn't Sufficient for Attack Surface Management
defensive securityai security
C2 by Microsoft: What can go wrong if SCCM ends up in the wrong hands at DefCamp 2025
offensive securitydefensive security