In this dynamic and interactive talk, we delve into the intricate world of cybersecurity from a developer's perspective, focusing on the theme "CYBERSECURITY! The Good, the Bad, and the Hacked". This session is tailored for tech enthusiasts, developers, and IT professionals who seek a deeper understanding of common coding vulnerabilities and their real-world implications.

What You Will Learn:

The Good: Discover best practices in secure coding and how adopting these strategies can fortify your applications against cyber threats. Learn about the latest tools and techniques that are making waves in the cybersecurity landscape.

The Bad: Uncover common coding mistakes that developers often overlook. Through live coding sessions, we'll explore vulnerabilities like rate limiting flaws, exposing how seemingly minor oversights can open doors for attackers.

The Hacked: Witness firsthand the process of exploiting these vulnerabilities. We'll not just talk about theoretical risks; you'll see actual demonstrations of exploits in action. This part of the talk aims to provide a hacker's eye view, giving you an insight into how vulnerabilities are identified and exploited.

By the end of this talk, attendees will have a comprehensive understanding of how to balance functionality with security in their coding practices. This session is not just about learning what to do right but also about understanding what can go wrong and how to recover from it. Whether you're a novice coder or a seasoned developer, there's something valuable for everyone in this exploration of the good, the bad, and the hacked in the world of cybersecurity.