Especialista em Resposta a Incidentes, Análise Forense, Threat Hunting, Pentest, Engenharia Reversa e malware, com atuação no Brasil e no exterior.

Mais de 16 anos de experiência em TI, formado em Sistemas de Informação e pós-graduado em Computação Forense e Cyber Security.

A palestra oferece um panorama sobre o desenvolvimento de malware no ecossistema Apple, começando pela contextualização do macOS como alvo, diferenças frente a Windows e Linux e a desconstrução do mito do “macOS inviolável” e passando por componentes-chave que atacantes exploram ou enfrentam: o launchd como vetor de persistência (agentes/daemons), Gatekeeper e o processo de notarização como barreiras à execução, o firewall nativo e as limitações/contornos das comunicações, além do System Integrity Protection (SIP) como proteção de núcleo; também aborda o XProtect e o ecossistema de proteção embutido, sua atualização e eficácia, e discute técnicas gerais de evasão e adaptação de código malicioso para sobreviver a atualizações e contornar defesas. Por fim, demonstração praticas de impacto das proteções nativas em tempo real e demonstração de impacto das proteções fornecidas por ferramentas de segurança do mercado.

Coordenadora de Cyber Security

Especialista em Cyber Security na B3, possúi mais de 12 anos de experiência em TI e segurança cibernética. Lidera a equipe de segurança ofensiva e gestão de vulnerabilidades, conduzindo o programa de testes de penetração e contribuindo para a proteção contra ameaças reais ao negócio.

Accessibility (a11y) tends to be a little confusing and mysterious when it comes to the web. In this talk, Mike will demonstrate how you can use Svelte to easily implement a11y practices like roving tabindex and focus traps.

React 19 came out with a lot of new APIs but I still see devs falling back to plain'ol useState and useEffect for everything. Lets explore alternatives.

A hands-on session working through pernicious React bugs, and how to squash them for good. By working through a concrete Todo List example, we’ll leverage TypeScript and JavaScript features to gradually improve the reliability and performance of our code. We might even push beyond the limit of what’s sensible, inviting a reflexion on the balance of code readability and its runtime performance.

Learn how to architect scalable multi-tenant applications using Next.js and its powerful App Router. In this talk, we'll explore the essential characteristics of multi-tenant architectures and demonstrate how to serve dynamic, personalized content efficiently. We'll dive deep into leveraging features like Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) to optimize performance and scalability. By the end of this session, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to implement multi-tenancy in your Next.js projects, enabling you to serve multiple users seamlessly while maintaining high performance.

Big changes are coming into how things are done in React Native with the library react-native-worklets. It's time to showcase the advantages of concurrent JavaScript and dive deep into its internals and implementation quirks.

Existing React Native rich text solutions are too slow or unreliable for building complex editors known from modern messaging apps. We solved this by creating a new open-source library called React Native Enriched. This presentation will detail its core features, API and known limitations. You will learn how it was made and technical challenges we had to overcome.

A short dive into all things new in React Native.

Description:
"Starting a tech career has never been easy, and doing it after the rise of AI can feel even more challenging.
This talk explores the key challenges juniors face in tech today and how to turn them into opportunities."

Bio:
Junior Frontend Developer at Whitby Wood, project-based learner, doing LeetCode on Twitch.