The first HITB Security Conference in Beijing takes place 22nd - 26th October and features an invite only list of speakers for the 2-day triple track conference. We're bringing some of our favorite speakers from the past years and we're super excited to have them join us in this inaugural show. Take a look at the new speakers we've just announced!
The Call for Papers for the 8th annual HITBSecConf in Amsterdam is now open!
If you're working on new ways to break out of sandboxes, built a state of the art neural network or if you've found a new way to detect and defend next gen attacks, we want to see you on stage at HITBSecConf2018 in Amsterdam!
Call for Papers: https://cfp.hackinthebox.org/
Event Website: https://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2018ams/
Keyless entry systems are not uncommon in cars these days but they are also the target of unscrupulous hackers who are able to spoof the signal from a car key fob to open a vehicle’s doors. Now, a group of researchers at the Beijing-based security firm Qihoo 360 has demonstrated that the attack is not only easy to execute, but can be done relatively cheaply as well.
Machine learning (ML) technologies and solutions are expected to become a prominent feature of the information security landscape, as both attackers and defenders turn to artificial intelligence to achieve their goals.
The agenda for talks at this year's HITB Security Conference in Amsterdam have been announced! Taking place on the 13th and 14th of April, the conference is packed as always with a wide range of talks covering everything from attacks against medical devices to hands-on sessions on using machine learning for security applications to malicious document analysis and attacking Bluetooth locks!
Videos of the open-to-public HITB CommSec (community and security) track of talks held alongside the 7th annual HITB Security Conference in The Netherlands have been uploaded to the HITBSecConf Youtube channel.
L33tdawg: We are super proud to have HITBSecConf included in this Top 10 list and look forward to welcoming everyone to our 7th annual event in Amsterdam in May!
AFTER more than a decade being a fixture on the calendar for the world's leading security professionals and researchers, the upcoming Hack In The Box (HITB) Security Conference (HITBSecConf) taking place this October in Kuala Lumpur is being billed as the last.
Is this truly the curtain call for this Malaysia-born annual information security conference that has made its mark on the global stage?
The Mozilla security team is proud to be once again sponsoring the Hack-in-the-Box HackWeekDay competition, this time at the Haxpo conference in Amsterdam, 28-30 May 2014. Come learn about Firefox OS, make apps to compete for great prizes and help shape the future of the mobile web.
This HackWeekDay event is the biggest yet, and will actually be run over the course of three separate days. There will daily prizes, and you can compete in as many days as you want:
As part of Google’s ongoing commitment to encourage women to excel in computing and technology, Google is offering five grants to women in security to attend the Hack In The Box Amsterdam conference in May.
These grants include a VIP ticket to the conference on the 29th and 30th of May, an exclusive invite to the HITBSecConf Speakers Reception on the 28th, an invite to the Girl Geek Dinner Amsterdam on the 29th and an invite to the HITB Post Conference Reception sponsored by Microsoft on the evening of the 30th.
