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Exploiting HTTPS side-channels

Jose Selvi is Principal Security Consultant at NCC Group, one of the most important security firms in the world. For the past 15 years, he has been delivering advanced security services to important companies in Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States, including government, telecom, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, financial, technology, etc.

He is one of the individuals who have earned the GIAC Security Expert(GSE) designation. He is also a regular speaker at international security conferences such as DEFCON, BlackHat EU, OWASP AppSec EU, Ekoparty, and RootedCon.

Jose holds a master's degree in computer engineering, a Bachelor's degree in telecommunication engineering and he is a PhD candidate in the University of Valencia.

Total control of systems, a game for lammers

Academic responsible in Comunix Group and teacher in cybersecurity courses. Qualified as IT Security Technician and with more than 15 years of experience in the technology sector, currently specializing in the importance of raising awareness of the serious risk involved in the lack of an adequate strategy and management of security in companies.

Listening to communications on mobile devices or IoT.

Paco Ramirez from Cadiz although I live in Madrid, where I am currently a senior security consultant / Pentester at the Innotec System company. I have already 4 years of experience in the cybersecurity sector where I have managed to work in large clients of the banking, insurance, ... especially focused on the audits of mobile applications, ATMs, payment system or TPV and in this last year I spent a lot of time analysing IoT devices.

I'm a Computer Engineer have a master's degree in cybersecurity from the University of Seville. Currently, I am preparing my doctoral thesis aimed at the security of mobile devices and devices of the Internet of Things (IoT).

I am also certified by the EC-Council in the CEH certification. I have done several courses focused on the analysis of web and mobile application and on hardware hacking and analysis of IoT devices.

I have participated in several conferences such as SecAdmin, Sh3llcon, Hack & Beers and in addition to publishing several cybersecurity posts.

"Hacking" University

José Carlos Sancho Núñez is Computer Engineer from the University of Extremadura.

He is teacher and researcher in the Department of Computer Systems and Telematics Engineering from University of Extremadura. Research on the implementation of a new Secure Software Development Model in the Viewnext SA: Teaches in the Polytechnic School in Cáceres.

Professor at the MOOC “Research in Computer Forensics and Cyberlaw” and the Professionally Expert “Technological Law and Computer Forensics”.

A short trip to the Baremetal Hardware Hacking.

How I ended up setting up a company to dedicate myself to cybersecurity.

Expert consultant on the Common Criteria standard and other security assurance standards in the field of the information technology (FIPS 140-2, ITSEC, ISO 27K1, SOC 2, ENS...). Javier has served as an evaluator in the Spanish CB for the country major evaluation labs. As a consultant, he has successfully accompanied national and international companies in several certification processes (to EAL5+). His experience has led him to participate as a speaker in various editions of the ICCC (International Common Criteria Conference). He is also Cyber Security Teacher, giving classes of Secure Software Engineering at the University of Granada.

In 2015 he begins to lay the foundations of what will be jtsec. He currently works as Chief Operations Officer (COO) of the Granada site from where the company develops most of the work. Recognized expert in various disciplines of cybersecurity (reversing, exploiting, web, ...), assumes the technical direction of most of the projects, directing and organizing the work of the team. He also leads the Research and Development area, encouraging the participation of the jtsec team in multiple Congresses.

Death from above

David Moreno has completed an Information System degree awarded by the University of Alcalá. His area of specialisation and work focuses on cybersecurity and drones forensic. Currently, he is working as a pen-tester in Alpha Security and he is the manager of the Cybersecurity Drons Area. Moreover, he has worked in different investigation projects at the University of Alcalá and he has experience teaching and training the Security Forces and Corps.
Altough his most recent skills have been applied in the drones and cybersecurity systems, he also has valuable knowledge of forensic analytics and OSINT techniques.

Developing INVenTs for the Industry

He holds a degree in computer science from the University of Oviedo (Spain). He has taken several courses related to industrial cyber security, including the Global Industrial Cyber Security Professional (GICSP) certification. He has more than 6 years of experience working in several companies related to industrial cybersecurity and has been a speaker at other national reference events. He currently works at S21sec|Nextel as an industrial cybersecurity consultant, researching and obtaining new knowledge to improve his professional skills.

Modeling of the Tor protocol and extraction of hidden service features

Ricardo J. Rodríguez received the Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from the University of Zaragoza, Spain, in 2013. 
He is currently an Assistant Professor at Centro Universitario de la Defensa-Zaragoza. 
His research interests include survivability analysis, program binary forensics, and contactless cards security. 
He has participated as speaker in several security conferences, such as RootedCON, Hack in Paris, MalCON, or HITB, among others.

Low cost IMSI-catchers & jammers UMTS/LTE

Currently at CS3 Group. He has worked at Deloitte CyberSOC Academy, Buguroo Offensive Security, Training and Employment Service of Castilla-La Mancha Community and several private Telecommunications and ICT Security consultants with more than 15 years of experience in the sector. He is specialized in Offensive Security, Reversing, Malware, Secure and Forensic Development.

Teacher in several Security Masters in different Universities such as La Salle, UCJC, UCAV, EIG, Ilumno network in LATAM and numerous specialized courses both public and private cybersecurity.

He is a regular speaker at congresses, conferences, events and other national and international institutions in the field of cybersecurity. Member of various non-profit associations of Computer Security as OWASP among others.

When worlds collide: IoT Cryptojacking

Josep Albors is the Head of Awareness & Research at ESET Spain. He's a security expert with more than 13 years working in cybersecurity and specialized in malware research. He is also the editor at the ESET Spain blog and one of the experts writing at the international ESET blog.

Josep has also collaborated with the Spanish Guardia Civil, National Police and the Spanish Army, teaching their units on how to fight cybercrime and with cyber intelligence training, contributing with his experience in analyzing cybercrime and malware.