Program
- 08:30: Registration and breakfast
- 08:55: Introduction
- 09:00: Keynote (TBA)
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09:45: Unmasking the Unseen: Effortless Linux Malware Reversing with LLMs
Remco Sprooten - 10:30: Break
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10:45: The server that talked back: a deep dive into SSRFs
Sofia Lindqvist -
11:30: Unsafe Code Lab: How Modern Web Frameworks Fail (and How to Fix Them)
Irina Iarlykanova - 12:00: Lunch
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13:00: Beyond the Breaches: what I learned from the Datatilsynet reports
Michael Markevich -
13:45: Trust Issues: How Gen Z Attackers Hack Without Exploits
Tom Barnea - 14:50: Break
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15:05: Mainframe Hacking in 2025
Jack Fitzsimons -
15:05: The Dark Side of Logging (From the Eyes of an Attacker and a Forensic Analyst)
Veronica Schmitt -
15:50: A positive security talk
Martin Londal -
16:00: So Long, and Thanks for All the Phish
Harrison Sand, Erlend Leiknes - 16:45: Closing remarks
- 17:00: End
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About
BSides Oslo is an independent, community-driven inclusive information and cyber security conference. As a part of the global Security BSides network, the conference creates a space for members of the international and local information security communities to come together and share their knowledge and experiences. BSides Oslo is intended for anyone who works with, studies or has an interest in infosec.
The first Security BSides Oslo event was held in 2019. The 2025 conference will be our sixth (fifth in-person) event. Websites for previous events are available here.
As an event for the community, all talks at our conferences are recorded and available on YouTube.
BSides Oslo is a non-profit conference, and there are still some sponsor opportunities. For more information, please review the sponsorship primer.