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            <uid>QRNLAF@@cfp.owaspukraine.org</uid>
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            <pentabarf:title>Red+Blue = Purple: specifics of offensive and defensive teams cooperation</pentabarf:title>
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            <summary>Red+Blue = Purple: specifics of offensive and defensive teams cooperation</summary>
            <description>Red team operations can be effectively performed in close cooperation with the defensive (blue) team - this format differs in some key points from the classical redteaming or penetration testing. Organizational faults or wrong understanding of what is going on can decrease the overall effectiveness of the operation dramatically for both sides. 
Looking from the side of red team, discussing, what purple teaming really is, how it should be carried out to be really effective and what are the main constraints on this way.</description>
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            <attendee>Roman Draguntsov</attendee>
            
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            <pentabarf:event-slug>-VGHGDC</pentabarf:event-slug>
            <pentabarf:title>How to make PHP WEB applications less vulnerable?</pentabarf:title>
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            <dtstart>20220226T105000</dtstart>
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            <summary>How to make PHP WEB applications less vulnerable?</summary>
            <description>At the presentation, I&#39;d like to share my point of view on the WEB applications security. I classified the most common threats with examples and solutions. As a result, the listener obtains a holistic understanding of these threats and the correct mindset for building relatively secure applications.</description>
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            <category>Talk 60</category>
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            <attendee>Deleted User</attendee>
            
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            <pentabarf:title>Новини стратегічної кібербезпеки, Winter-2021-2022</pentabarf:title>
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            <summary>Новини стратегічної кібербезпеки, Winter-2021-2022</summary>
            <description>Важливі новини кібербезпеки стратегічного характеру, які не бажано пропускати, щоб залишатися &quot;в матеріалі&quot;, &quot;в потоці&quot; та &quot;в моменті&quot;.</description>
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            <attendee>Kostiantyn Korsun</attendee>
            
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            <pentabarf:title>WordPress: Hacking and Securing</pentabarf:title>
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            <summary>WordPress: Hacking and Securing</summary>
            <description>WordPress is the world&#39;s most popular Content Management System, which makes it a lucrative target for cyber criminals. Thousands of WordPress-based websites get hacked daily and according to the GoDaddy report 90% of hacked websites in 2019 were running WordPress CMS. In this talk you will learn about several vulnerabilities and methods used to hack into WordPress websites (including live demo) and some of the mitigations and methods  you can use to improve the security of your WordPress websites.</description>
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            <category>Talk 45</category>
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            <attendee>Sam Stepanyan</attendee>
            
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            <pentabarf:title>Infrastructure as a code security scanning in CI/CD</pentabarf:title>
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            <summary>Infrastructure as a code security scanning in CI/CD</summary>
            <description>Particularly will be discussed about snyk, tfsec, kics tools, vulnerable terraform project and Gitlab CI/CD</description>
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            <attendee>Volodymyr Skorupskyi</attendee>
            
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            <pentabarf:title>threat modeling all the things . why do we need it. how to achieve it.</pentabarf:title>
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            <summary>threat modeling all the things . why do we need it. how to achieve it.</summary>
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            <attendee>Nadia Klymenko</attendee>
            
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            <pentabarf:title>What I learned while teaching Cybersecurity to Ukrainian Veterans</pentabarf:title>
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            <summary>What I learned while teaching Cybersecurity to Ukrainian Veterans</summary>
            <description>There are almost half a million war veterans in Ukraine. These are people who have defended territorial integrity of their country. Many (if not all) possess critical skillsets of operating under stress, commitment to mission and teamwork. When veterans are back to civil life, they are faced with a number of problems - discrimination, lack of professional job prospects, financial hardships, PTSD and so on. Veterans are dedicated and committed individuals that deserve respect and a better life. IT and cybersecurity can be one of the ways to positively influence their lives. And how others can help as well.</description>
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            <attendee>Dmytro Kavun</attendee>
            
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