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deepsec, 9 months ago to random

DeepSec 2023 Talk: Horror Stories from the Automotive Industry – Thomas Sermpinis
In this talk, we will revisit some of the scariest stories we faced during over 50 penetration testing and security research projects, with a twist. In the ever-emerging industry of automotive, with old and new O
https://blog.deepsec.net/deepsec-2023-talk-horror-stories-from-the-automotive-industry-thomas-sermpinis/
#Conference #AutomotiveIndustry #AutomotiveSecurity #DeepSec2023 #PenetrationTesting #Talk

deepsec, 11 months ago to random

Our Call for Papers for DeepSec 2023 still runs until 31 July 2023. We want to know how to use and abuse Large Language Models. Tell use how to poison and how to save them.

To give you some ideas, here is an interesting article written by Bruce Sterling:

https://www.newsweek.com/2023/07/21/ai-scariest-beast-ever-created-says-sci-fi-writer-bruce-sterling-1809439.html

deepsec, 1 year ago to random

Press Release: A 40-year Step Backwards for Secure Communication
The UK government's Online Safety Bill wants to set back the state-of-the art for secure communication 40 years backwards. The proposal includes compulsory backdoors for communication platforms and wil
https://blog.deepsec.net/press-release-a-40-year-step-backwards-for-secure-communication/
#Press #AthensAffair #CryptoWars #CryptoWars2.0 #DeepSec2023 #EUchatcontrolregulation #industrialespionage #OpenPGP #UKOnlineSafetyBill