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Aden is a Lead Penetration Tester at BAE Systems DI based in Malaysia, with over 10 years of experience in offensive security. He has successfully led red teaming and advanced penetration testing engagements across multiple industries worldwide, uncovering critical vulnerabilities in both applications and infrastructure. Beyond client work, he actively contributes to bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure programs. His research has led to the discovery of multiple internet-exposed vulnerabilities, earning him 18 CVE IDs to date. He has previously shared his work at ROOTCON, BSides, Nanosec, and RedTeam Hacker Academy conferences.

As a seasoned speaker and trainer, Anant has shared his expertise at various prestigious platforms including Black Hat (USA/ASIA/EU), Defcon, Nullcon, c0c0n, and Rootconf. His extensive involvement in these conferences extends to serving as a CFP reviewer for Blackhat EU, nullcon, Rootconf by Hasgeek, and multiple villages at Defcon (Recon, Adversary and Cloud), showcasing his dedication to nurturing and elevating the discourse within the field.

Andreas Wiegenstein is engaged in SAP cyber security since 2003. He discovered quite a number of zero-day vulnerabilities in SAP software and supported development of a market leading static code analysis tool for the business programming language ABAP. He has spoken at more than 70 conferences world-wide about SAP security, including Black Hat, DeepSec, Hack In The Box, IT Defense, RSA, SAP TechEd and Troopers (alphabetical order). His current research is focused on SAP malware and supply chain attacks.

Danish Tariq is a Security Engineer by profession and a Security researcher by passion. He has been working in Cyber Security for over 8 years and it all started out of a curiosity to break things and look deep down into those things (physical or virtual) back in his teenage years. His major expertise is Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessments.He was also involved in bug bounty programs as well, where he helped many companies by finding vulnerabilities at different levels. Companies include Microsoft, Apple, Nokia, Blackberry, Adobe, etc.Spoke @ BlackHat MEA 2022 (Briefing: Supply-Chain Attacks)Featured in "The Register" for an initial workaround for the NPM dependency attacks.Certified Ethical Hacker, Certified Vulnerability Assessor (CVA), Certified AppSec Practitioner, Certified Network Security Specialist (CNSS),IBM Cyber Security AnalystEx-Chapter Leader @ OWASPEx-Top Rated freelancer (Information security category) on UpworkRecent security research and CVEs include - CVE-2022-2848 & CVE-2022-25523Served as a Moderator @ OWASP 2022 Global AppSec APAC.Researched and Speaker at MCTTP, Germany - HITB, Thailand - OOTB, Indonesia and many more.

I spoke at about a dozen conferences so far, mostly always about Software Supply Chain Security / Application Security. I am a regular guest on several podcasts on the same topic as well. I spoke in front of small (a few dozen) and large audiences (several hundreds) both locally and internationally (North America and Western Europe). I spoke at BlackHat SecTor, OWASP Global AppSec, NorthSec, Linux Foundation's OpenSSF event, Munich Cyber TTP, etc.

Jyoti Raval serves as Director of Cyber Security Engineering at Baker Hughes, where Jyoti is responsible for ensuring end-to-end product security and actively contributes across multiple phases of the security lifecycle. Jyoti is the author of Phishing Simulation and MPT tools, and has delivered presentations at leading security conferences, including InfosecGirls, Nullcon, DEF CON 27, Black Hat Asia, HITB Singapore, OWASP New Zealand, Shecurity, DEF CON 32, and Black Hat London. Additionally, Jyoti leads the OWASP Pune Chapter.

Khalil is a cybersecurity MSc graduate from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest and currently works as an offensive security engineer. Khalil is also interested in web application security, where he tries to gain new knowledge by playing CTFs and hunting for vulnerabilities on bug bounty platforms.

Sankar is a cybersecurity professional with over 10 years of experience spanning telecom, healthcare, product development, and banking industries. His expertise lies in vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, red team operations, and mobile application security for Android and iOS platforms. Currently at Aldar, Sankar leads security assessments across multiple organizational entities, helping strengthen enterprise defenses against evolving threats. He has responsibly disclosed critical vulnerabilities in major platforms including Salesforce (CVE-2023-22042) and Oracle, demonstrating his commitment to improving security across the industry. Beyond his professional role, Sankar actively participates in bug bounty programs and CTF competitions, and engages in Web3 security research through platforms like Immunefi. His current focus on AI-powered security automation and autonomous penetration testing frameworks reflects his dedication to advancing offensive security methodologies. Sankar holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Information Security from CDAC and regularly shares his insights through conference talks and technical presentations, contributing to both regional and global cybersecurity communities.

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I am an active educator in the cybersecurity community and currently work as a Consultant in Offensive Security at Kroll. I have delivered technical workshops at multiple colleges across India. These sessions cover practical topics like ethical hacking, mobile application penetration testing, and Red Teaming.I am also an instructor on Udemy. I share my knowledge with a global audience by creating courses that help students learn complex security concepts. In addition to teaching, I contribute to the industry as a Subject Matter Expert for Hack The Box. I help the community understand the latest trends in offensive security.​I have been recognised for my skills by the NCIIPC as one of the top 15 hackers in India. I also participate in bug bounty programs and have received acknowledgements from various organisations. My goal is to make cybersecurity education accessible and practical for everyone.

Vinod has spent the past decade working in cybersecurity across financial services, government, and tech sectors. Currently a Staff Security Engineer at PIP Labs, he navigates the intersection of traditional enterprise security and the emerging world of Web3 and blockchain infrastructure.His journey has taken him through companies like Amazon, Zapier, and HackerOne, where he's gained hands-on experience in penetration testing, cloud security architecture, and application security. He works with AWS, GCP, and Azure environments, focusing on threat modeling and secure DevOps practices while approaching security as an enabler rather than a blocker.He shares his experiences and lessons learned through writing on Medium, breaking down complex security topics and exploring practical approaches to building security programs that work in real-world environments. Outside of his day job, he participates in bug bounty programs, mentors aspiring security professionals, and continues researching emerging threats and technologies in both traditional and Web3 security landscapes.