I did not expect this talk to be about the *implementation* of a zero knowledge application and was pleasantly surprised.
— Boy Baukema
Zero Knowledge; Meeting the Growing Demand for Security and Privacy in a National Security World
Wonderfully thought-provoking. I am beginning to try to plan out applications like the one that was described, so there was a lot to take a way, including from a conversation with you later in the day.
— Christopher Pitt
Zero Knowledge; Meeting the Growing Demand for Security and Privacy in a National Security World
A really fun talk that was engaging and saw into the mind of people out to hurt us.
— Anthony Ferrara
Writing Viruses for Fun, not Profit
By far one of the most interesting and enjoyable talks I ever seen. The presentation was dynamic, coding on stage and explaining the concepts. It was really great.
— Sebastian Machuca
Writing Viruses for Fun, not Profit
I really enjoyed your talk; it was the stand-out presentation of the conference!
— DDD Melbourne Attendee
Writing Viruses for Fun, not Profit
Very engaging presentation with its live demo, humour and interesting topic. It is always good to learn about things that aren’t always discussed openly.
— James Gordon
Writing Viruses for Fun, not Profit
I thought I had a good grasp of this stuff but the talk was an eye-opener!
— Ciaran McNulty
Web Application Security
Usually we just hear about the various types of attacks but the demos brought these concepts to life! It is one thing to know them, but seeing them being enacted out in front of me blew me away. Thanks!
— Zion Ng
Web Application Security
Very informative and detailed presentation.
— Arul Kumaran
Web Application Security
Good coverage of asynchronicity and a slightly scary coverage of the hoops to jump through to achieve it in PHP.
— Jacinta Richardson
Asynchronous PHP: No Longer a Hack Job
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