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PaulSec/awesome-sec-talks

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Awesome Sec Talks

A collected list of awesome security talks

Features

  • Awesome List - A community-curated directory that catalogs and links out to other open-source projects, rather than a standalone tool you run yourself.
  • Education and Training - Collection of security-related presentations.
  • Hacker Documentaries - Collection of insightful security-focused presentations and talks.
  • Industry Resources - A curated list of high-quality security conference talks and presentations.
  • Security Collections - Curated list of security-focused conference talks.
  • Security Conferences - Curated list of high-quality security conference presentations and talks.
  • Security Education - A collection of high-quality security conference talks.
  • Security Research and Education - Archive of security conference talks and presentations.
  • Curated Lists - Listed in the “Curated Lists” section of the The Book Of Secret Knowledge awesome list.
  • Security Curated Lists - Curated collection of security-focused conference talks.
  • Security Lists - Security talks from various conferences.
  • Penetration Testing Toolkits - A curated list of security-related conference talks.
  • Security & Privacy - Security-related conference talks.
  • Security Resources - Listed in the “Security Resources” section of the Awesome Hacking awesome list.

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Frequently asked questions

What does paulsec/awesome-sec-talks do?

A collected list of awesome security talks

What are the main features of paulsec/awesome-sec-talks?

The main features of paulsec/awesome-sec-talks are: Awesome List, Education and Training, Hacker Documentaries, Industry Resources, Security Collections, Security Conferences, Security Education, Security Research and Education.

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