DevDays || DevOps Pro || CyberWiseCon Europe 2025
2025-05-20..2025-05-23
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as the organisers put it
Explore DevDays Europe 2025, the seventh edition in Vilnius and online: workshops May 20, conference May 21–23, speakers, sessions and event highlights.
who it's for
platform engineers, devops engineers, site reliability engineers, security engineers, developer experience engineers, engineering managers, backend developers
topics
platform engineering API with KCP; portable CI/CD pipelines with Dagger; container internals and environments; Docker deep dive; observability and metrics aggregation; customizing LLMs for business; automated AI security testing; continuous compliance and NIS2 monitoring; global authorization with Zanzibar; PostgreSQL analytics and AI; load balancing at scale; NetDevOps and network automation
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| AI-Augmented DevOps with Platform Engineering | Romano Roth | 40m |
Claims a shift from “AI first” to a cybernetic enterprise that ties processes organization technology governance and AI into feedback loops; demonstrates a… | ||
| AI as the New Hacker Frontier | Tom Van de Wiele | 57m |
Describes concrete attacker and defender outcomes: AI automates reconnaissance, scans 4.3 billion IPs in 10–15 minutes, and finds defaults; models hallucinate… | ||
| Readable Code: The Secret to Clean, Productive Software | Victor Lyuboslavsky | 54m |
Claims that readable code measurably speeds delivery: track time to fix a bug and time to onboard, and aim complexity meters like cyclomatic/cognitive… | ||
| Exploiting Unidirectional Data Flow to the Fullest | Vilius Bruzdeilinas | 33m |
Adds column resize handles to a Quasar QTable by treating DOM mutations as side effects of a single reactive state, using Vue refs, querySelector-based… | ||
| How to Use Common Investigation Practices in Troubleshooting | Vladyslav Fedorenko | 39m |
Claims a detective process speeds mean time to repair by applying concrete steps: use Gatus or a simple health checker instead of heavy VictoriaMetrics for… | ||
| Making Open Source Profitable | Anastasiia Zvenigorodskaia | 36m |
Company case study reports concrete results: an open-source Vue admin takes 4,000 hours (~€90k) to build, a tiny spinner library cost 470 hours (~€10k), and a… | ||
| Are Your Engineering Teams Really Prepared for the GenAI Revolution?! | Yishai Beeri | 52m |
GenAI already generates a surprising share of incoming changes—13–14% of PRs created by bots and 3x growth in two years—while tools like dependabot/renovate… | ||
| Delivering Innovation with Cloud Native Apps | Christopher Rosen | 36m |
Claims that managed PaaS speeds innovation by removing cluster ops and observability toil, with concrete tools and outcomes: schematics (Terraform) for… | ||
| 8 Things to Consider When Skilling Up Your Dev Team | Derk-Jan de Grood | 39m |
Claims eight concrete considerations for upskilling and gives a toolkit of practices rather than abstract advice: version control, CI/CD pipelines, smoke tests… | ||
| Why Talking to Humans is Your Best Product Strategy | Jon Bennallick | 43m |
Claim: talking to users finds the real blockers that analytics miss. Examples: a WordPress plugin was breaking downloads despite Google Analytics traffic… | ||
| Building the Future Trends in Modern Application Architecture | Alex Olivier, Kenneth Rohde Christiansen, Paul Dragoonis, Romano Roth, Victor Lyuboslavsky | 41m |
Companies are rearchitecting to chase scarce GPUs and TPUs — moving workloads between AWS, Google (for Gemini) and on‑prem — and pay attention to workload… | ||
| DevOps Beyond Automation: The Roadmap to 2025 | Jacek Marmuszewski, Kalle Sirkesalo, Michael Kauffman, Steve Wade, Yishai Beeri | 50m |
Argues that the label DevOps is fading and platform engineering replaces DevOps with concrete recommendations: build an internal developer platform, measure… | ||
| GenAI and Cybersecurity: Safeguarding the Digital Age | Panel Discussion | 49m |
Panel claims automated attacks rise fast with 51% of traffic bots 37% malicious and attackers using GenAI to iterate around detections; defenders report… | ||
| Mastering Kubernetes: Challenges, Strategies, and Best Practices | Panel Discussion | 42m |
Panel covers concrete wins and disasters: CD corruption and relentless rollbacks that backups would have prevented, a production bug that created “walking… | ||
| Real-World Security Implementations and Key Lessons | Panel Discussion | 42m |
Panelists report concrete effects not platitudes: DOS attacks surge, quarterly password rotation weakens real auth, and AI causes data leaks — Deepseek data… | ||
| The No-BS Guide to Future-Proof Your Career | Pierluigi Meloni | 58m |
Claims that coding alone won’t win careers and that soft skills beat AI get backed with specifics: microlearning and a Power MBA–style format used to build an… | ||
| Communicating with Animations - Mobile | Raffaele Sorrentino | 38m |
Presentation claims the average attention span is about 8 seconds and uses concrete examples: ripple and toggle feedback, typing indicators, pull‑to‑refresh… | ||
| Robots, Rigidity, and the Death of Innovation | Fredrik Ha Carleson | 40m |
Claim: one-size-fits-all frameworks and rigid processes kill creativity and slow outcomes; evidence cites McKenzie showing diverse leadership is 36% more… | ||
| AI Lofi HipHop - How (Not) To Generate AI Music | Jonas Mayer, Elias Schecke | 52m |
A 24/7 live stream plays endlessly generated lofi hip‑hop produced by a custom pipeline that uses Magenta MusicV + Groove A + a transformer multitrack model to… | ||
| Empowering Teams in a Post-Agile World: Leadership Redefined | Panel Discussion | 48m |
Argues leadership shifts from process labels to concrete moves: leading into unknown, coping with AI-driven churn, and choosing when to be hands-off or… | ||
| The Environments Inside Your Containers | Rok Garbas | 46m |
Claims Dockerfile workflows cause unreproducible, large, insecure images and shows Flox as a concrete replacement that produces lean, auditable artifacts… | ||
| Trash Talk - Exploring the Memory Management in the JVM | Gerrit Grunwald | 40m |
Covers concrete JVM collectors, tradeoffs and numbers: serial GC uses one thread and often runs on tiny nodes or <1.8 GB defaults; parallel GC gives throughput… | ||
| Implementing Domain-Driven Design as a Pragmatic Developer | Halil Ibrahim Kalkan | 38m |
Concrete claim: pragmatic .NET/C# code shows how to layer a solution, implement Aggregates by ID (no navigation links), enforce invariants via constructors and… | ||
| Lessons from Mission-Critical Systems in Fast-Moving Industries | Niek van Raaij | 41m |
Argues that mission‑critical systems need autonomous teams, measurable practices and concrete tooling: deployable code with access to infra, peer‑reviewed PRs… | ||
| Building a Platform Engineering API Layer with KCP | Simon Bein | 34m |
KCP claims to be a horizontally scalable control plane that presents isolated workspaces spin up in milliseconds and returns kubeconfigs with workspace paths… | ||
| Microfrontends: Scalability Savior or Unmanageable Maze? | Calvin Schroder | 36m |
Claims come from hands‑on work across six systems using single‑spa and Webpack Module Federation, with demos that load multiple app.js bundles via system.js… | ||
| Managing Vendor Incidents | Mandi Walls | 47m |
A practical checklist: classify vendors into tier one, tier two, tier three by customer impact; keep a vendor runbook with account IDs, API keys, support… | ||
| Streamlining Real-time Data Analytics: Integrating ClickHouse with Apache Kafka | Mikhail Filimonov | 42m |
Shows a concrete ClickHouse+Apache Kafka pipeline: Kafka Engine table + materialized view inserting into MergeTree, named collections for brokers, and config… | ||
| Journeying Through Data Spaces - A New Path to Interoperability? | Petteri Kivimaki | 40m |
Defines data spaces as an interoperable framework across the EIF’s four layers and claims practical work converting XRO into a compliant implementation, with… | ||
| Decentralizing SaaS Monitoring Using Open-Source Tools and Standards | Erica Weistrand | 45m |
84codes rebuilds observability for ~15,000 VMs running RabbitMQ and LavinMQ by deploying a custom OpenTelemetry Collector distribution per server, using… | ||
| Remote by Default, Fast by Design: The LavinMQ Journey | Lovisa Johansson | 42m |
84 Codes builds LavinMQ as an open source AMQP091 broker implemented in Crystal with a 17,500‑line codebase, focused on connection‑heavy workloads and… | ||
| Platform Engineering Redefined: Evolving Kubernetes Beyond Container Orchestration | Mario Fahlandt | 43m |
Argues Kubernetes hits architectural limits for platform engineering and shows a concrete alternative: adopts kcp workspace hierarchy for real multi‑tenancy… | ||
| CI/CD Reimagined: Building Portable, Composable Pipelines with Dagger | Paul Dragoonis | 42m |
Dagger replaces YAML pipelines with real code (Go, Python, TypeScript) that generates GraphQL queries and runs on a Docker-backed DAG engine so CI runs… | ||
| Gitlab Runners at Scale as a Service | Luis Serra | 35m |
Built a Fleet-style GitLab runners-as-IaaS that uses the GitLab Instance Executor with a Terraform module + Packer-built AMIs to autoscale EC2 executors… | ||
| Good, Bad, and Ugly - the Art of Load Balancing at Scale | Jacek Marmuszewski | 40m |
Claims concrete tradeoffs and a proven recipe: Cloudflare fronting AWS Network Load Balancers into multiple single‑zone Kubernetes clusters, 100% on spot… | ||
| The Rise and (Potential) Fall of Infrastructure as Code | Paul Stack | 46m |
Clear claim: Infrastructure as Code grew from CFEngine (1993) through Puppet/Chef/Ansible to Terraform (2014), Pulumi (2018), CDK and CloudFormation, but now… | ||
| Taming Your Data Networks with the Power of NetDevOps | Alfonso Sandoval Rosas | 31m |
Claims that 95% of changes are still manual and that 80% of major incidents trace to human intervention drive a tools-and-data focus: YANG models with NETCONF… | ||
| Obirdability: Building an Observability System for Bird Songs 🐦 | Sven Großmann, Ivana Huckova | 39m |
A working pipeline records audio on a microphone + Raspberry Pi, runs BirdNET on Raspberry Pi to output species and confidence, and ships logs via Grafana… | ||
| A Deep Dive into Docker | Andrew Pruski | 46m |
Demo‑heavy session that actually shows how containers are processes enforced by cgroups for CPU/memory limits and namespaces for isolation, runs SQL Server… | ||
| Lessons Learned: The Why, What and How of Software Engineering Intelligence | Matthias Zieger | 42m |
Claims a per-customer ML engine trained on historical SDLC data (five years cited) that correlates data from 35 tools to produce risk scores, sometimes as… | ||
| Analytics and AI with PostgreSQL - Mission Possible! | Borys Neselovskyi | 34m |
Claims a concrete stack and outcomes: EDB Postgres Lakehouse using object store + Parquet/Iceberg formats and separation of compute, PGAA to push tables to S3… | ||
| How To Make Your Kubernetes Add-Ons Management Painless in Multi Cloud | Eleni Grosdouli | 27m |
Claims a single open-source add‑on controller, Seltos, coordinates fleet-wide installs from a management cluster and the demo shows it actually works: FluxCD… | ||
| About to Start Your Nth DevOps Transformation? | Kalle Sirkesalo | 43m |
Case studies show a migration that removed 40% of tools and consolidated four version‑control systems into one, cutting license and maintenance costs and… | ||
| How GitOps Enabled Us to Answer an Unanswerable Question | Steve Wade | 43m |
A bank team proves an unanswerable question by building a GitOps pipeline that actually works: Terraform modules and Terraform roots let teams repave… | ||
| AI Monitoring Mastery: Optimize Performance, Ensure Compliance, and Cut Costs | Harry Kimpel | 38m |
Shows concrete monitors and measurements: request traces that break latency by span (model call vs DB vs app), token counts per request and a sample that uses… | ||
| AIOps: New Approaches to Reduce Alert Noise | Birol Yildiz | 48m |
Claim: an embedding‑based pipeline cuts alert noise dramatically—93% reduction in alert volume and response time improved by over four hours. Implementation… | ||
| Aggregating Metrics In-Flight: Challenges and Opportunities | Dmytro Kozlov | 38m |
Claims that pre-aggregation at scrape or client side—called Stream Aggregation—lets collectors reduce Prometheus load by aggregating in memory and sending… | ||
| The AI PC and the Era of the Modern Web | Kenneth Rohde Christiansen | 39m |
Intel pushes AI onto local devices with new silicon and browser hooks and claims near‑native ML speed using Web Neural Network plus WebGPU and WebAssembly… | ||
| How to Build Better Developer Platforms | Christian Denich, Luis Morales | 38m |
Claim: developers spend less than one hour coding and lose 21% of their time to inefficiencies. The session measures DevEx with DORA and DevX-style metrics… | ||
| Beyond DevOps: How and Why Companies Converge on Platform Models | Max Korbacher | 46m |
Argues that organizations move from DevOps and SRE into convergent platform models and shows concrete signals: companies build internal development platforms… | ||
| Pimp My Llama - How to Customize LLMs for your Business Case | Markus Schuttler, Jonas Mayer | 44m |
A live Jonas Simulator Q&A is built from a vanilla Llama 3 through three concrete steps: tight prompt templates that stop obvious errors, a RAG pipeline… | ||
| Use the Force of Generative AI: Create Your Presentation with AI Assistance | Marco Dal Pino | 47m |
Live demo uses PowerPoint Copilot and Microsoft 365, plus a prewritten Word file copied from ChatGPT, and shows Copilot creating a skeleton with gaps rather… | ||
| Product Recognition in Retail/E-Commerce with Azure AI | Catalin Popa | 42m |
Builds a live demo that uses Azure AI services and customvision.ai to train an object‑detection model, uploads ~68 images, and shows the trained model… | ||
| Building LLM Agents – Challenges and Learnings | Felix Reinfurt, Dan Zecha | 41m |
Shows an event‑planning agent that augments an LLM with concrete tools (weather API, RAG memory, tool‑calling that emits agentic JSON calls), and a… | ||
| Building AI Powered Applications with Java | Andres Almiray | 42m |
Java code wires external LLMs to private data using Spring AI and LangChain4j, vectorizing docs and storing embeddings in a DB (demo writes embeddings into an… | ||
| Face It: How Azure Face Service Can Help You Recognize and Identify Faces | Massimo Bonanni | 43m |
Demonstrates Azure Face Service via its REST APIs and SDKs (C#, Java, NodeJS, Python), showing detection that returns rectangles and 27 landmarks, generation… | ||
| Tight Genes: Intro to Genetic Algorithms | Dave Aronson | 46m |
Claims that genetic algorithms find “good enough” solutions fast backed by a runnable Ruby code examples knapsack and traveling‑salesman demo with populations… | ||
| Generative AI for Image and Video Production | Thomas Endres, Martin Förtsch, Fabian Pottbacker | 45m |
Demos tie concrete claims to tools and limits: lyrics are generated with JGBT, music with Zuno AI, images with Midjourney and animated via Runway ML, while… | ||
| AI is Coming, What Now? | Kalle Sirkesalo | 39m |
Claims that organisations can get a 60% productivity gain come with hard numbers: about 90% unprepared for AI and widespread failed integrations, only two… | ||
| From Athlete to Algorithm: Transforming Canoe Technique Analysis with AI | Jonas Mayer, Marc Schuh | 44m |
Pipeline automates frame selection and angle measurement for canoe training videos, cutting manual review from ~20 minutes to ~2 minutes per athlete and… | ||
| Zero to Shipped in 30 mins with AI Coding Assistants | Ricardo Sueiras | 45m |
Starts from a blank VS Code workspace and uses Amazon Q and Q CLI (also demos with zed) to scaffold, generate, test, and iterate code for a fact‑checking app… | ||
| Best Practices for Serverless Developers | Ben Freiberg | 43m |
Claims concrete tuning steps and surprising numbers: EventBridge latency drops 94% so async becomes near-synchronous; cold starts impact <1% of production… | ||
| Live-Coding: Mastering Anti-Ban & Web Scraping with Scrapoxy | Fabien Vauchelles | 16m |
Live coding shows Scrapoxy in action: a runnable Scrapoxy proxy waterfall that spawns cloud and residential proxies, integrates with Scrapy and demonstrates… | ||
| Marko.js: Unsung Hero of Scalable Web Frameworks | Eugene Fidelin | 30m |
Marko.js claims efficient server-side rendering and a build-time compiler that performs code elimination, producing separate server and client outputs so only… | ||
| Retro Coding Fun: Interactive Games on Your Printer with PostScript | Nicolas Seriot | 41m |
PostScript is a compact Turing-complete language that runs live on real printers; the talk demos a chess engine and a tic-tac-toe game that actually execute on… | ||
| Ruby on Rails - The Single Engineer Framework | Radoslav Stankov | 42m |
Claims that a product can be built and run by one engineer using Ruby on Rails for the backend and React Native mobile client for iOS and Android, with Rails… | ||
| Dealing with JSON in the Relational World | Andres Almiray | 47m |
Relational databases now include a native JSON type and SQL (since 2016) adds JSON functions, with a concrete comparison of formats: MongoDB streaming BSON… | ||
| Domain Driven Design in Practice - a Java Perspective | Frederieke Scheper | 36m |
Claim: Domain-Driven Design combined with Jakarta Data yields a domain‑centric, type‑safe persistence approach rather than old entity‑centric JPA. Tools and… | ||
| Lazy, but Fast: How Taking It Slow Can Speed Up Your App! | Jaroslaw Zolnowski | 42m |
Live demo builds a small Angular app and shows concrete wins: replace eager routes with lazy loading routes and a defer block to cut main.js from ~30.33 KB to… | ||
| JavaScript is Weird. MythBusters Special | Małgorzata Janeczek | 41m |
Live demo runs nine concrete JavaScript surprises with code you can copy: type coercion producing "1" + 2 === "12", NaN is a number per IEEE754, loose vs… | ||
| The Angular Reactivity Momentum in a Nutshell | Blagoj Jovanov | 44m |
Angular 20 introduces new control flow, Angular signals, and deferred views with concrete claims: community benchmarks show structural directives doing ~1.5ms… | ||
| Blasting Off with Rocket: A Deep Dive into Rust's Web Framework | Denny Biasiolli | 31m |
Concrete claims and working examples dominate: Rocket 0.5/0.51 is described as stable, fast, and type-safe; route handlers, request guards, JSON and form… | ||
| Easy Value Determination with the Value Framework | Derk-Jan de Grood | 34m |
A simple scoring tool with five factors rates each backlog item independently (financial impact, customer opportunity, compliance, enablers, team benefit)… | ||
| Painless Testing of Event-Driven Architecture | Igor Savin | 37m |
Shows concrete fixes: handler spies that resolve waits immediately, automatic transparent state reset for queues, dependency-injection patterns to start only… | ||
| Technical Evaluation of a Disruptive Approach in | Eric Filiol | 41m |
Hope4Sec OÜ’s HDA (homomorphic data analysis) uses a key‑dependent hash that preserves similarity so existing tools run unmodified; encrypted Fashion‑MNIST… | ||
| How the WordPress Ecosystem Handles Security and What You Can Learn from It | Maciek Palmowski | 36m |
Claims concrete numbers and fixes: WordPress covers ~40% of sites, reports about ~8,000 ecosystem vulnerabilities last year with 7 core vulnerabilities and… | ||
| Automated AI Security Testing Using Adversarially Fine-Tuned AI Agents | Markus Hupfauer | 46m |
Claims that adversarially fine‑tuned agents can run millions of meaningful attacks are backed by a concrete pipeline: use Garak and Pirate‑style test runners… | ||
| A Matter Of Trust: When Security Is Not Enough | Michael Markevich | 44m |
Explains why certifications and marketing don’t equal assurance and lists concrete signals: a public security.txt, published penetration tests and threat… | ||
| Digital Cat-and-Mouse: Strategies to Outsmart Scrapers, Phishers, and Thieves | Paul Conroy | 44m |
A property site blocks Dutch scraper IPs then seeds project yellow brick road fake listings (10 Downing Street in Dublin, Willy Wonka in Cork) and forces a… | ||
| Merging Human Cyber Security Expertise with Generative AI | Brennan Lodge | 41m |
Claims a working Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipeline that pairs a BERT-GRC classifier for policy-gap detection with a self-hosted RAG stack, using Chroma… | ||
| How to Use CONFIRMATE and the EU Cloud Security Certification Standard | Iva Tasheva | 45m |
Explains how CONFIRMATE open‑source automation checks EUCS and CRA requirements, maps each of the 14 essential CRA requirements to measurable evidence, and… | ||
| Mismatching Core Identity Stores After Recovery! | Jorge de Almeida Pinto | 43m |
Recommends choosing the most recent backup and running a gap analysis against Entra ID before reconnecting, with concrete steps: disable synchronization before… | ||
| How NIS2 Redefines Monitoring and Incident Response Workflows | Marvin Ngoma | 42m |
NIS2 requires concrete practices: mandatory logging, 24‑hour early warning plus 72‑hour and 30‑day reporting windows, and real‑time monitoring as legal… | ||
| Breaking the Next Factor – Live Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Hacking | Niclas Kjellin | 47m |
Claims that MFA blocks most attacks sit beside a published figure of more than a million MFA bypass attacks monthly and Microsoft’s stopping-rate percentages… | ||
| AuraCast: A Multisensory Proof-of-Concept to Combat Alert Fatigue in Cybersecurity | Francine Solheim | 26m |
AuraCast proof-of-concept sonifies IDS alerts via MIDI and drives Philips Hue ambient lighting from replayed pcap data, not live traffic. Usability tests with… | ||
| Cryptography and Quantum Computing Concerns | Soenil Soebedar | 44m |
Claims that Google Project Willow demonstrates error correction and finishes a calculation in under five minutes versus decades on classical machines, and that… | ||
| How Google Built a Consistent, Global Authorization System with Zanzibar | Sohan Maheshwar | 40m |
Claims a consistent, global authorization system (Zanzibar) that sustains more than 10 million client queries per second, implements Relationship-Based Access… | ||
| Kubernetes Security: Tackling Attacks & Best Practices | Viktor Vedmich | 45m |
Claims that vanilla Kubernetes is not secure out of the box, that attacks begin within 22 minutes of exposure, and that a managed path (EKS + Fargate) reduces… | ||
| Compliance by Design | Continuous Compliance | Marcel Britsch | 44m |
Project teams get concrete outcomes not slogans: practical steps for Compliance by design and continuous compliance that move regulation into CI/CD pipelines… | ||
| Building Big Data Platforms: the Hidden Security Flaws You Need to Be Aware Of | Emelie Ohlson | 31m |
Claims that Azure Databricks requires egress to internet for runtimes and that DBFS can’t be technically blocked so DBFS stores production data are backed by… | ||
| Security 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Cybersecurity and Zero Trust for Developers | Michael Kaufmann | 51m |
Shows concrete breaches and fixes: Event-Stream/flatmap-stream supply-chain compromise where a maintainer introduced malware that stole wallet keys, the… | ||
| Layered Security: What Aviation Safety and Cheese Can Teach Us About Zero Trust | Alex Olivier | 40m |
Systems suffer holes that align so breaches happen every 37 seconds and perimeter checks are insufficient; the concrete fix is elevating authorization as a… | ||
| Managing a Billion Transactions with Tech, Tactics, and Teamwork | Jamie Lee Coleman | 46m |
Claim: over 1 billion requests across Black Friday 2023 with >99.99% availability. Architecture mixes VMs and Kubernetes, uses Google Pub/Sub, k6 operator for… | ||
| Continuous Security Monitoring with ImmuniWeb | Andrii Slobodianyk | 34m |
Demo of the ImmuniWeb platform shows a working portal: attack surface discovery, dark‑web monitoring, Neuron automated scanners, on‑demand and continuous… | ||
| Detecting Fraudulent CAPTCHA Solvers | Elisa Chiapponi, Martynas Buozis | 36m |
Claims that CAPTCHA farms are detectable by measuring site key and token propagation times between client CAPTCHA provider and server and comparing those… | ||
| The Hidden Dangers of Sudo | Maciej Klesiewicz | 43m |
Misconfigured sudo entries let regular accounts become root through ordinary tools and a writable script: live demos show shell escapes from editor escapes… | ||
| AI Math Models Help Hunting Cybersecurity Threads | Artur Bicki | 42m |
Claim: models ingest a terabyte of logs a day (~200,000 entries/sec) and flag outliers by counting rare tokens and scoring entries, not by signatures. Tools… | ||
| Protecting SaaS Users Against Phishing: How to Partner Up with Developers | Miro Horacek | 39m |
SaaS teams reduce phishing by shipping concrete defenses not memos: implement canary tokens on login pages to detect spoofed copies, wrap outbound links via an… | ||
| Why Do We Need Security Headers? | Jacek Marmuszewski | 38m |
Shows concrete attacks and fixes: a six‑day novice hacker builds exploits with ChatGPT, free hosting and fluffy.com to steal session data via CORS credentialed… | ||
| The Impact of AI on DevSecOps Organizations | Bill Donnelly | 40m |
Claims a five step AI augmented DevOps plan and seven modalities and shows real experiments: an intentionally vulnerable Python CTF, a Tier 1 FAQ chatbot… | ||
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