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SUMMARY:KEYNOTE: Keep Calm. Hack On. - Renaud Feil
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DESCRIPTION:Every few years\, offensive security faces its next existentia
 l crisis.\n\n“Trustworthy Computing will make systems inherently secure.
 ”\n“EDRs killed red teaming.”\n“Cloud-based security changed every
 thing.”\n“AI will replace hackers.”\n\nThe headlines change. The pan
 ic doesn’t.\n\nYet something is different with AI. The offensive capabil
 ities demonstrated by recent models have been a real slap in the face for 
 both executives and hackers. But after a few months\, it’s still unclear
  how they’ll shape the ecosystem and whether they’ll put an end to the
  endless arms race between attackers and defenders.\n\nThis keynote explor
 es the latest shifts in offensive security\, separates genuine breakthroug
 hs from hype\, discusses what has truly changed and what hasn’t\, and sh
 ows that the most effective offensive teams still rely on the same fundame
 ntals: curiosity\, technical depth\, disciplined methodology\, and a relen
 tless desire to understand how systems actually work.\n\nSo before rewriti
 ng everything you know\, take a breath\, keep calm and hack on.
LOCATION:Main Track
URL:https://cfp.bsidescbr.com.au/bsides-canberra-2026/talk/XUPMKU/
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