We're delighted to welcome Wendy Nather as keynote speaker at our event! A great player in the world of IT security, having been inducted into Europe's Infosecurity Hall of Fame in 2021. We can't wait to hear her!

#infosec #hacker #halloffame #keynote #conference

#DEFCON33 is building steam. Planning is in full swing. In fact, a glance at any nearby calendar will tell you we’re already halfway there!

We know you need to plan, too. That’s why we’re opening up Early Bird Online Registration. For the go-getters who register early, we’ve got our lowest online price. And just like in years past, registering online guarantees your badge, no matter what the attendance numbers turn out to be.

Starting Wednesday you’ll be able to hit up shop.defcon.org to get your ticket. Are you ready?

The Early Reg price is $540 ($520 +$20 processing fee.) Early Bird season ends May 23.

Regular Pricing is $560 ($540 + $20 processing) and is available until July 18.

Late Pricing is $580 ($560 +$20 processing) from July 19 to the close of Online Registration.

As always, online registration is not required. The cash-at-the-door price is just $500, and it comes with the bonus of our world-famous LineCon.

We’re very excited about how #DEFCON 33 is shaping up. We hope you are too.
Past the halfway point, people. Let’s GO.

Two seemingly blockbuster stories published on Friday that reported that the Trump admin had ordered US Cyber Command and CISA to "stand down" on their work to detect and counter Russian cyber threats. But new info has come out to contradict the stories or qualify them. I dug into what we know and don't know. As always, if anyone has any additional information related to these stories, please contact me on Signal at KimZ.42.

https://www.zetter-zeroday.com/did-trump-admin-order-u-s-cyber-command-and-cisa-to-stand-down-on-russia/