Who is spying on you ?
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Topics is about how our privacy is compromised every day, how it happens due to mass surveillance by governments, big tech company, data brokers & 3rd party apps etc., what are our rights to privacy & why it matters, what are the precaution we can take to secure it, secure communication channels like TOR and also will discuss about Broadband Policy, Net Neutrality & Cyber Warfare.
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WebVR is an experimental JavaScript API that provides support for virtual reality devices, such as the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, Google Cardboard or OSVR in a web browser. WebVR is an open specification that makes it possible to experience VR in your browser. The goal is to make it easier for everyone to get into VR experiences, no matter what device you have.
Rust Hack
Rust is a systems programming language that runs blazingly fast, prevents segfaults, and guarantees thread safety. The event is focused on introducing and teaching the 'Trust Rust can Entrust' on coding to Young developers and engineers who make the web better and more secure!, to train developers, students, mozillians and budding programmers on Rust. Never wrote a single line of code in Rust? Don’t worry, most of us are just starting off. The Rust programming language will be important to the future of the web, making it safe and great.
JS authentication with auth0
Authentication is one of the big parts of every application. Security is always something that is changing and evolving. We’re using the same authentication methods from the dawn of the web. Unfortunately, passwords are increasingly broken. In this talk Viral will discuss about the JWT Authentication with JS which plays an important role in modern day application development where it is a lot more than just the login screen, People will get know about different ways of authentication and authorization, concepts that make up modern identity and how they can integrate with any particular language or stack and how they can use JSON Web Tokens to add both Authentication and Authorization to our functions with Auth0 authentication, which is an online web service that handles authentication protocols like OAuth2, LDAP, and OpenID Connect to allow clients to create authenticated services without the need to build the entire infrastructure. This way, an application can retrieve user-related data and showcase protected information to only logged in users.
XSS
Viral Parmar is a cyber security consultant and researcher who has given seminars and workshops to over 60 organizations. The presentation discusses cross-site scripting (XSS), including the different types (reflected, stored, DOM-based), how to test for XSS vulnerabilities using different payloads and contexts, and provides examples of basic XSS payloads. The presentation encourages attendees to learn about hacking techniques without actually hacking and provides contact information for the presenter.
Extreme Web Exploitation
Talk is about web app penetration testing on OWASP Top 10 2018 list which includes SQL Injection, Command Injection, Brute-forcing, Broken Authentication , Session Hijacking, XSS, DOS , LFI & RFI, CSRF, Buffer Overflow, Unvalidated redirects, click jacking, File upload, WAF bypass many more.
Cyber Disorder
How social media is affecting our real life, what would be the prevention we can take to protect our digital identity and will share many real life case studies of cyber-crime with whom people will relate easily to better understand the scenario of cyber disorder and how to prevent such data leakage.
Mozilla - Let's take back the web
Viral Parmar is an ethical hacker, cyber security consultant, and researcher who has given seminars to over 20 colleges. He discusses cyber crime statistics showing India's high rates of attacks and vulnerabilities. He recommends protecting your identity by not sharing personal details online and using secure communication tools like VPNs, encrypted messaging apps, and verified websites. Always be cautious of downloading software from untrusted sources or clicking links in emails.
Cyber Security-Ethical Hacking
It's a seminar ppt on cyber security- Ethical hacking.
It contains hacking techniques and how to prevent them.
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- 2. Who AM I Viral Parmar Founder of Infinite Defense Foundation Mozilla Reps, Mozilla Foundation Initiator of “Logout” world’s biggest Privacy Awareness Campaign Cyber Security Consultant Cyber Security Researcher Solved more than 40 cases of cyber-crime and online frauds. Trained 50,000+ people till now and aware them about privacy and security. Given Seminars and workshops in 100+ Organizations. Always remember: Know hAckiNG, but no HaCKing.
- 3. Who is ?
- 4. What If
- 13. Hi-Tech City in China
- 15. Cover Mic and Camera with Tape
- 18. Any Questions
- 19. Contact Me in.linkedin.com/in/viralparmarhacker viralparmarhacker@gmail.com facebook.com/viralparmarhacker twitter.com/viralparmarhack Stay Connected Stay Safe +91 8980808222 Thank You
- 20. #LogOutNow