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Christian Herrmann – RFID Hacker | Co-Founder of AuroraSec & RRG | MCPD Enterprise ArchitectChristian Herrmann, better known in the hacker community as “Iceman”, is a co-founder ofAuroraSec and RRG, and has helped develop many of today’s most widely used RFIDresearch tools, including the Proxmark3 RDV4 and the Chameleon Mini. He is a well-knownRFID hacking and Proxmark3 evangelist, serving the community as both a forumadministrator and a major code contributor alongside other developers since 2013.Christian has spoken at hacker conferences around the world, including Troopers, Black HatAsia, DEF CON, Hardwear IO, SSTIC, NullCon, Pass-the-Salt, BSides Tallinn, BlackAlps, and SaintCon. He also runs a YouTube channel where he shares his knowledge of RFID hacking with the public.With over 14 years of experience in bespoke software development, Christian specializes in.NET platforms and is a Certified MCPD Enterprise Architect.He possesses near-unmatched expertise in the Proxmark3 architecture and various RFIDtechnologies, and has served as an instructor for Red Team Alliance (RTA), including trainingsessions at Black Hat.

Red Team operator at Siemens. Holds various hacking certifications such as: OSCP, OSWP, CRTP, eMAPT, etc. Interested in many fields within hacking: red teaming, cloud, web security, AI, low level stuff (reversing, pwn, etc). Speaker in various conferences: hack0n, RootedCON Málaga, Honeycon, Worldparty, DragonJARCon, etc.

Dustin Heywood, otherwise known as EvilMog has been in the Cybersecurity Industry for close to 2 decades. He is an Executive Managing Hacker and Senior Technical Staff Member for IBM X-Force, a member of "Team Hashcat", and a Bishop of the "Church of Wifi".EvilMog is a world champion Hacker Jeopardy Player, and a holder of multiple "Black Badges" including DEFCON, THOTCON, and CypherCon.

I spoke at CONFidence 2025, one of the most established infosec conferences in Central Europe. My talk focused on advanced API authorization vulnerabilities and practical exploitation techniques, drawing from real-world engagements. I’ve compressed years of pentesting and secure code review experience into research-driven content and I’m eager to bring more of that to the stage.