Program Overview

Oh no, your infrastructure is getting attacked and worsening by the day. The attacks seem highly coordinated, but where do you even begin when trying to hunt down the attackers? Roll up your sleeves and get ready to slip down the rabbit hole into the shadowy corners of the internet. In this 4 hour, one-of-a-kind OSINT and large-scale data-collection workshop, we'll show you how to become the cyber-sleuth you never knew you could be - minus the trench coat and fedora (unless that's your style). We'll demystify the Dark and Dark Web, debunk those spooky legends, and give you tips and tricks to keep a low profile. We'll arm you with cunning tactics for safe lurking in onion-land, navigating sneaky marketplaces, and scraping massive heaps of intel while also staying legal! Expect a healthy dose of humour and enough practical know-how to impress your pet goldfish—and give you something to talk about while you wait for the next season of Love Island. Get ready to dive deep, stay safe, and come out the other side a certified data-diving rockstar!

Gabriel Cirlig - Software developer turned rogue, went from developing apps for small businesses to 2M+ DAU Facebook games while keeping an eye for everything shiny and new. For a couple of years I’ve shifted gears and started my career as a security researcher while speaking at various conferences (SAS, AVAR, PHDays) in my free time showcasing whatever random stuff I hacked. With a background in electronics engineering and various programming languages, I like to dismantle and hopefully put back whatever I get my hands on.

Lindsay Kaye is the Vice President of Threat Intelligence at HUMAN Security. Her technical speciality and passion is reverse engineering. Lindsay holds a BS in Engineering with a Concentration in Computing from Olin College of Engineering and an MBA from Babson College.