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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Bots\, Bounties\, and Bullshit: An Honest Panel on A
 I in Hacking\n   Tags: Bug Bounty Village | Creator Talk/Panel\n   When: S
 aturday\, Aug 8\, 14:30 - 15:59 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 2 W206-207 (Bug
  Bounty Village) - [1]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   AI has landed on both s
 ides of the bug bounty table at once. Hackers\n   are being told to use it
 \, programs are drowning in the slop it\n   produces\, and a whole new att
 ack surface\, agents\, RAG pipelines\, and\n   tool-calling LLMs\, just sh
 owed up in scope.\n\n   This panel brings together working hackers who run
  AI in their daily\n   flow\, LLM security researchers who break AI for a 
 living\, and a\n   moderator who has spent a decade in the scene. In 45 mi
 nutes they cut\n   through the hype and get specific: which parts of recon
 \, review\, and\n   reporting AI actually handles\, how to hack the LLM-ba
 cked apps now in\n   scope and get paid for it\, and why the real edge isn
 't ChatGPT but the\n   private agents and skills hackers are quietly build
 ing to turn one\n   good idea into a hundred bugs.\n\n   Speakers:Ben "Nah
 amSec" Sadeghipour\,Vitor "busf4ctor" Falcao Habibe\n   Costa\,Joey Melo\,
 Dustin "ph1r3574r73r" Farley\,Ads Dawson\,Johann\n   "wunderwuzzi23" Rehbe
 rger\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Ben "NahamSec" Sadeghipour\n\n   Ben Sadeghipour (
 NahamSec) is a security researcher\, ethical hacker\,\n   and educator who
  has spent more than a decade finding and disclosing\n   critical vulnerab
 ilities in some of the world's largest organizations.\n   As one of the mo
 st recognized names in the bug bounty community\, he\n   has reported thou
 sands of security flaws and consistently ranked among\n   the top research
 ers on leading hacking platforms. Beyond his own\n   research\, Ben is pas
 sionate about lowering the barrier to entry in\n   cybersecurity. Through 
 his widely followed educational content\, live\n   streams\, and the confe
 rences he founds and organizes\, he has helped\n   train a new generation 
 of hackers around the world. His work blends\n   deep technical expertise 
 with a commitment to mentorship and community\n   building.Ben speaks regu
 larly at industry conferences on offensive\n   security\, bug bounty hunti
 ng\, and building a career in cybersecurity.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Vitor "bus
 f4ctor" Falcao Habibe Costa\, Frontier AI Red\n   Team Operator\, BT6\n\n 
   Vitor is an AI security researcher\, Community Manager at Critical\n   T
 hinking\, and a Google VRP hunter\, named Best AI Researcher at Google\n  
  bugSWAT. He's part of the BT6 team and hunts bugs full time.\n\n   Speake
 rBio:  Joey Melo\n\n   Joey is a Principal Security Researcher at CrowdStr
 ike and a\n   contributor to AI safety programs at OpenAI and Anthropic. H
 e\n   specializes in offensive security research and adversarial analysis 
 of\n   complex systems\, with a particular focus on AI/ML infrastructure a
 nd\n   large language models. His work has led to the discovery of critica
 l\n   vulnerabilities and novel exploitation techniques\, helping\n   orga
 nizations better understand and defend against sophisticated\n   threat ac
 tors. He has experience across red teaming\, exploit\n   development\, and
  designing resilient architectures for high-risk\n   environments. Joey ha
 s earned recognition through bug bounty programs\n   and multiple security
  competitions\, with over $100\,000 awarded for\n   vulnerability research
 . He is also an OSCP\, OSCE³ and CRTO-certified\n   professional.\n\n   S
 peakerBio:  Dustin "ph1r3574r73r" Farley\, BT6\n\n   Dustin Farley has spe
 nt more than a decade building software\, securing\n   it\, and figuring o
 ut how to break it. Today\, he focuses on AI\n   security\, where he spend
 s his time red teaming large language models\,\n   AI agents\, and other e
 merging AI systems. His interests include prompt\n   injection\, jailbreak
 s\, adversarial testing\, and turning weird edge\n   cases into useful sec
 urity research. He firmly believes that the\n   fastest way to understand 
 a system is to see how it fails.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Ads Dawson\, Staff AI 
 Security Researcher\, OWASP GenAI\n   Security Project founder\n\n   Ads D
 awson founded the OWASP GenAI Security Project and led it to\n   flagship 
 status — the fastest in OWASP history. As a Staff AI\n   Security Resear
 cher at Dreadnode\, he specializes in exploiting ML and\n   AI systems\, h
 arnessing AI for offensive cybersecurity through\n   capability developmen
 t and exploit development\, and conducting red\n   team operations against
  frontier models for government\, military\, and\n   tier-1 labs. He is le
 ad author of AIRTBench (arXiv)\, the first\n   benchmark for autonomous AI
  red teaming in LLMs\, and author of AI\n   Native LLM Security (Packt\, 2
 025).\n\n   A senior red team operator with BT6 (the frontier AI red team)
 \, ranked\n   #2 in Canada on HackerOne (2025/2026)\, and selected for Met
 a's MBBRC\n   live hacking event\, Ads is a HackerOne US South Ambassador\
 , BugCrowd\n   Hacker Advisory Board member\, MITRE AI Working Group contr
 ibutor\, and\n   leads the OWASP Toronto chapter. He spoke at Bug Bounty V
 illage DC33\n   on the BT6 AI jailbreaking panel and is also presenting "E
 xfil\n   Everything: A Year of Stealing Data from AI Agents" at Bug Bounty
 \n   Village DC34 (schedule pending publication).\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Johan
 n "wunderwuzzi23" Rehberger\n\n   Johann Rehberger has over 20 years of ex
 perience in threat modeling\,\n   risk management\, penetration testing\, 
 and red teaming. During his\n   tenure at Microsoft\, Johann established a
  Red Team within Azure Data\n   and led the program as Principal Security 
 Engineering Manager. He went\n   on to build a Red Team at Uber\, served a
 s Red Team Director at\n   Electronic Arts\, and currently works as an ind
 ependent security\n   researcher.\n\n   He is a former instructor in ethic
 al hacking at the University of\n   Washington\, contributed to the MITRE 
 ATT&CK and ATLAS frameworks\, and\n   authored "Cybersecurity Attacks – 
 Red Team Strategies". He holds a\n   Master's degree in computer security 
 from the University of Liverpool.\n\n   You can find his latest research a
 t embracethered.com.\n\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level2_West\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Bug Bounty Village - LVCCW Level 2 W206-207 (Bug Bounty Village)
SUMMARY:Bots\, Bounties\, and Bullshit: An Honest Panel on AI in Hacking
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