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Pepe Vila
Pepe is a security researcher with a broad background and special interest in side-channels. He currently works as a Principal Security Architect at Arm, guarding the gap between architecture and microarchitecture and pushing the security of the next generation processors. Previously he worked at the IMDEA Software Institute, where he obtained his PhD.
Ignacio Navarro
Ignacio Navarro, is an Ethical Hacker and Security Researcher born in Córdoba, Argentina. With around 6 years in the world of cybersecurity, he currently plays the role of Application Security. His interests include code analysis, web application security, and cloud security. Speaker at Hackers2Hackers, Security Fest, BSides, Diana Initiative, Hacktivity Budapest, 8.8, Ekoparty.
Matteo Malvica
Matteo Malvica is a senior content developer and security researcher at OffSec focusing on vulnerability research, exploit development, reverse engineering and operating system internals.
Kurosh Dabbagh
Kurosh works as an operator in the BlackArrow (Tarlogic) Red Team, is a malware development enthusiast and dedicates much of his free time to research, mainly focused on Windows Internals and EDR evasion.
Marwan El-Gendi
Red Teamer and generally interested in security research.
Ignacio Brihuega
Nacho is a professional with more than 10 years of experience in the field of cybersecurity. He currently works as an Offensive Security Leader at BeDisruptive and at the same time collaborates as a teacher in the Castilla La Mancha master's degree (UCLM). Additionally, he is an active co-author on the Follow The White Rabbit blog.
Javier Ferrero
Javier Ferrero Aka Gibdeon works as Red Team Lead at UST Cyberproof, passionate about CTF and WarGames, among his interests stand out the evasion of defenses and OPSEC during Red Team exercises. He teaches at La Salle. He has participated in conferences such as H-C0N, Secadmin or Sh3llc0n.
Bernardo Quintero
Bernardo Quintero is from the generation of the Spectrum and the movie Wargames. Together with Antonio Ropero (q.e.p.d.) he created “una-al-día”, the first computer security newsletter in Spanish, which ended up becoming Hispasec Sistemas. During his first years as co-founder of Hispasec, he specialized in auditing and pentesting, and later founded VirusTotal, eventually acquired by Google to become part of its group specializing in advanced threats. There they became the first security team to make the leap to X, Google's secret labs, where they founded Chronicle Security, Alphabet's first cybersecurity company. Later on, the merger between Google Cloud and Chronicle Security took place, giving rise to Google Clmalaoud Security, where Bernardo continues his work as Security Engineer Director. All this from his homeland, the sunny Malaga, where since the end of last year he leads the headquarters of the new Google Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (GSEC).
Javier Marcos
Javier Marcos is a security architect with experience in both offensive and defensive security positions. He has worked in organizations such as Facebook, Uber, Airbnb, BitMEX and Chainlink. He is currently dedicated to open source development and security consulting for technology companies and financial institutions, focusing on threat detection (external and internal), security engineering and product security.
Ángel Luis Veloy
More than 10 years of experience in cybersecurity. Currently working as SMIR (incident response) at SIX Group (operator of stock exchanges in Switzerland and Spain).
Juan Manuel Fernández
Juan Manuel Fernández (a.k.a. X-C3LL) graduated in Biology from the University of Salamanca. He learned computer security in a self-taught way, which has allowed him to be part of MDSec's Red Team, previously co-leading BlackArrow's (Tarlogic) Red Team and leading Telefónica Tech's Red Team. Founder of Adepts of 0xCC, member of Ka0labs and occasional CTF player with the ID-10-T team.