π The Fox Pick Lock Pick Village is coming to BSides Orlando!
Try your hand at Felix's Breakout and Pic Tac Toeβtwo custom locksport games for beginners and seasoned pickers alike.
Best of all, Fox Pick's activities support Hak4Kidz!
Yooooo. I'm hiring.
Senior Consultant role on my Human Threats team.
Social Engineer w/ lots of physical assessment experience π
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In this hands-on workshop, you'll red team Verdano Atelier, a deliberately vulnerable AI image-generation app.
Take on a 7-level CTF covering prompt leaks, guardrail bypasses, input validation, multimodal attacks, metadata, RAG, tool abuse, and more.
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Stop by the Career Village at BSides Orlando and get a free headshot for your LinkedIn profile, resume, or professional bio.
Come ready to put your best face forward!
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Weβre getting closer to conference day, and weβre looking for volunteers to help make BSides Orlando happen.
Help out with registration, rooms, setup, speakers, and more while being part of the team behind the event.
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Cyber Security Is an Industry, Not a Job Title
Join Patrick Trierweiler as he breaks down the different industries and career paths in cybersecurity and helps you identify the right first steps.
Donβt miss it 9/17 7PM EDT!
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Having a great time at Splunk .conf. I've had so many great conversations and learned a lot. My phone is full of pictures of slides and notes from the sessions. Glad I was able to make it out here! βΊοΈ
Weβre excited to welcome Jason Blanchard as the BSides Orlando 2026 Keynote Speaker!
How Do We Create the Future We Want?
Jason will explore how the choices we make today can help us build a realistic, hopeful, and achievable future for cybersecurity.
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The schedule for Saturday is now posted!
Check out the talks, villages, and activities planned for the day and start planning your BSides Orlando experience.
Weβll see you Sept. 26th at @FullSail.
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We're excited to welcome 2600 as a Community Partner of BSides Orlando 2026!
Thank you for supporting the community and helping us bring hackers, security professionals, and enthusiasts together.
2600.com/meetings
Weβre getting closer to conference day, and weβre looking for volunteers to help make BSides Orlando happen.
Help out with registration, rooms, setup, speakers, and more while being part of the team behind the event.
bsorl.org/cfv
Weβre getting closer to conference day, and weβre looking for volunteers to help make BSides Orlando happen.
Help out with registration, rooms, setup, speakers, and more while being part of the team behind the event.
bsorl.org/cfv
Weβre excited to welcome Jason Blanchard as the BSides Orlando 2026 Keynote Speaker!
How Do We Create the Future We Want?
Jason will explore how the choices we make today can help us build a realistic, hopeful, and achievable future for cybersecurity.
bsorl.org/tickets
The most appropriate name for it though is Non Consensual Intimate Image Abuse, because that best describes it, because the images are shared without consent and it is abuse.
I made my stickers to help raise awareness to stop calling it revenge porn. π
I can't seem to find the link to the original video, but this video has the clip of Kamala Harris talking about why we shouldn't use the phrase 'revenge porn' and why she calls it cyber exploitation.
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I have stickers that read "It's not revenge porn, it's cyber exploitation". I was asked about it and I thought it would be good to explain it here as well. The images that are taken that are then shared are not created intended to be porn for others.
It demeans the person in the image. The phrase 'revenge porn' is not appropriate. In 2019 Kamala Harris suggested using the phrase cyber exploitation instead as the image is exploiting the person who the image is of.
They're often created as a special intimate connection between two people. Then the revenge part of the 'revenge porn' phrase makes it sound like the person in the image did something to deserve it. It makes it sound like the sharing of the image is justified.