The Redacted team are back for another episode, and this week we’re exploring malware, the PowerShell module, and we break down obfuscation as a goal and a process.

We also recently attended the BSides conference at the end of September and met with some amazing people. We managed to record some of our conversations, and present them here in all their glory. Enjoy!

Remy & Simon sat down with a whole host of people at the DEF CON 32 Hacking Conference to find out what they’re doing there, and the unique projects and products they’re developing.

On ground at the Las Vegas Convention Center, unsurprisingly in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Redacted founders met, in no particular order, with:

1. Aerospace – Spanky (https://www.aerospacevillage.org/) 2. Biohacking – Nina (https://www.villageb.io/) 3. Blue Team Game – Amy (https://www.cygence.com.au/about) 4. Car Hacking – Ben (https://www.carhackingvillage.com/) 5. ES 1 – Ben (https://embeddedvillage.org/) 6. ES 2 – Tivo (https://embeddedvillage.org/) 7. ES 3 – Thomas (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacksmashing/) and he talks about hextree (https://www.hextree.io/) 8. Game Hackers – Julian (https://gamehacking.gg/) 9. IoT – Ben (https://iotvillage.org/index.html) 10. RF – ZeroChaos and Wasabi (https://rfhackers.com/) 11. Tamper Evident – Morfir (https://forum.defcon.org/node/14513?t=13456) 12. Tryhackme – Ashu (https://tryhackme.com/) (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashu-savani/) 13. Voting – Harri (https://www.votingvillage.org/about) 14. XR village – Starr (https://www.xrvillage.org/)