After the positive feedback we received for a recent CTF walk-through, which was insanely difficult, we decided to bring back another walk-through, but a much simpler one this time. This will be an interactive walk-through/workshop, so there wouldn't be any slides.

Thank you for:

Keeping your RSVP up-to-date. We are usually over booked and have a long waitlist. We will sign you in and keep track of RSVPs attendance.
Aligning with SecTalks no-bullshit code of conduct
Keeping the venue nice and tidy during and after the session

# Presentation

Title: How to Hack - Live CTF Walkthrough (Easy)

In this interactive walkthrough, we'll be going through a few easy CTF challenges from your standard CTF challenge categories such as Web, Pwn, Crypto, Rev and Forensics.

This won't be a typical talk format, so don't expect there to be any slides! Instead, what you can expect is a live interactive session where we go through the challenges together, or deal with the technical difficulties when everything goes wrong!

The challenges we'll be going through won't be picked and chosen beforehand, we'll be going through them blind to make it as authentic as possible. Although there will be some technical topics involved, the aim isn't to teach you something technical but the thought process or approach that's involved.

For each challenge I would also like an audience member to come up and get a little hands on, anyone is welcome so if this is something you'd be interested in please reach out beforehand!

# Speaker

Justin Soyke
Security Engineer| Hacker | Speaker | Cybersecurity Addict
Justin is a speaker with a remarkable background in Network Security. After gaining his degree in Network Security and working as a forklift driver for a few years, he is now working as a Security Engineer. Justin regularly competes in Capture the Flag events where he improves his skills and knowledge. Despite living with ADHD, or perhaps because of it, he has developed an unquenchable thirst for cybersecurity knowledge.

# Speed hiring

There is an opportunity for potential employers to do an impromptu 60 second description of their open role. If you are interested, speak with one of the organizer before start of the session.

Please note the best way to support SecTalks and tell others about your open roles is through sponsorship. We encourage companies, small or large, to come forward and support their local community.

# Sponsors

Google (https://careers.google.com)
SecDim AppSec Wargame (https://www.secdim.com)
TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@tiktok_australia)
Droneshield (https://www.droneshield.com/careers)
Atlassian (https://www.atlassian.com/) - Venue Sponsor

# Notes

For sponsoring SecTalks Sydney and supporting the non-profit community, contact sydney@sectalks.org
To speak at SecTalks, fill up https://sessionize.com/sectalks