So did anyone happen to pirate @k8em0’s rendition of “You’ll Adapt?” from her #BsidesSF keynote?
If you were there, you will surely agree that it should be nominated for the Best Song Pwnie Award this year.
Built some AI skills for CTFs → tested at #BSidesSF CTF.
🤖 Agent solved 50/54 challenges almost effortlessly.
Feels like a real shift in security problem-solving.
github.com/ljagiello/ct...
That’s a wrap on #BSidesSF 2026: The musical! 🎭
We danced, we sang, and we enjoyed connecting with the insightful and highly skilled people in the security community.
Thanks for another great conference BSidesSF, and see you next year!
#BSidesSF 2026
Your AI Agent Has Production Access: Now What?
from Jack, from Anthropic
#BSidesSF 2026
Hunting Malicious IDE Extensions: Building Detection at Scale Across Developer Workstations
Vinod Tiwari, Story Protocol
#BSidesSF 2026
A blueprint for building a generic authorization service for your organization
Ashwin Sidhalinganahalli, Roblox
and
Fletcher Ramee, Roblox
#BSidesSF 2026
A Worm in the Apple: Wormable Zero-Click RCE in AirPlay Impacts Billions of Apple and IoT Devices
Avi Lumelsky
and
Uri Katz
#BSidesSF 2026
How We Red-Teamed Our Own AI Agent: Lessons from Operation Pale Fire
Josiah Peedikayil, Block
#BSidesSF 2026
The Great Credential Caper: How to Perform and then Defend Against the (Nearly Impossible) to Defend
From
Christo Roberts
and
Dan Hollinger
Amazing day 2 #BsidesSF keynote by @k8em0.bsky.social !!!
Against the Tyranny of Optimization: On the Stability of Automated Republics
Katie Moussouris
@k8em0.bsky.social 's keynote hitting all my buttons! #bsidessf
#BSidesSF 2026
Against the Tyranny of Optimization: On the Stability of Automated Republics
Katie Moussouris
#BSidesSF part two!
The vendor hall is basically an ear worm factory and I am kinda loving it.
(Needs more Oklahoma and Music Man.)
good morning #bsidessf come see my standup routine at 11:15 in theatre 7 it will be a chill and fun story time and require very few brain cells 😇
Ready for a little downtime today at #BSidesSF 2026? Escape to the runZero sponsored Lounge (outside) & the Bar & Chill Out space (inside) from 9 AM-5 PM PT.
Stop by, say hello, get some swag, & take a selfie with Zeti!
👉️ Don’t forget, 2 complimentary drink tickets were provided at registration!
I will be speaking on Sunday at BSides on "Power Dynamics in Security Leadership: a legato leitmotif lullaby on leading lightly and luminously"
Sunday 4:25pm, AMC Theatre 12
https://sched.co/2E1io
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#BSidesSF 2026
Breaking Tokens: Modern Attacks on OAuth, OIDC, and JWT Auth Flows
Bhaumik Shah, CEO, SecurifyAI
Finally at @bsidessf.org 🎉
I'm giving a talk tomorrow at noon ✌🏻
bsidessf2026.sched.com/event/2E1hG/bu… #bsidessf
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When the supply chain hits a sour note
Kennedy Toomey, Datadog
#BSidesSF 2026
The Room Where It Happens (Identity Compromise Edition): Behind the scenes of Okta attack campaigns
Julie Agnes Sparks, Datadog
Blog post covering what I'm discussing in my #bsidessf talk on git commit signing with SSH certificates: codon.org.uk/~mjg59/blog/...
@allanfriedman.bsky.social #BSidesSF mystery resolved. Cancel the search drones! (Unless they've got a Hardware Bill Of Materials, of course!)
#BSidesSF 2026
Not My Vibe: When AI Coding Agents Go Off the Rails 🤖
Aonan Guan
and
Zhengyu Liu
#BSidesSF 2026
Your Threat Model Is Lying to You: Why Modeling the Design Isn’t Enough in 2026
Farshad Abasi, Eureka DevSecOps | Forward Security
At #bsidessf and giving an opinionated talk on git signatures in theatre 9 at 3:50
I really like the idea of this updating sidebar for a presentation on an investigation #bsidessf
#BSidesSF 2026 panel I have been looking forward to for a while:
State of (Absolute) AppSec
Seth Law, Principal Consultant, Redpoint Security
Ken Johnson, CTO, DryRun Security
Kevin McDermott, Head of Security, Superhuman
Astha Singhal, Director of Sec, Netflix
Clint Gibler, tl;dr sec
The BsidesSF keynote on a movie screen. The screen is divided into four unequal parts. The top left has the title "Let's do the timewarp again! a look back to move forward" and presenter name Anna Westelius. At the top right, you can see Anna, a white woman with straight Auburn hair wearing a crisp white blouse. Below Anna's video is this year's BsidesSF logo. Across the entire bottom is a partial caption fragment that wasn't super accurate but ended up in the photo visibly-accidentally. At the bottom left is Anna's slide, with her name and the talk title again as a header. The slide title is "A call to actions!" and the slide has four actions in white text with red numbers on a black background. The actions are: "1. Pick one thing you can do, in your sphere of influence, that nudges us towards that next, better state - and start that work here, this weekend. 2. Don't just go to the talks that confirm what you already know; pick at least one that stretches how you think. 3. Connect with others. All what inspires them - but also what they are worried about, or what's surprised them this far. Ask blunt questions. Take notes. Let people see you. 4. Write down one concrete thing you're going to take back with you."
Loved the #bsidessf opening keynote by Anna Westelius this morning! I was still too much in the process of waking up to post more, but hopefully I made up for it with this wall of alt text.
Watch the video when it's out!