The Tech Sessions - Deep Dives: WebAssembly  & Cloud Attack Stories

The Tech Sessions - Deep Dives: WebAssembly & Cloud Attack Stories

By The Tech Sessions

Summer holidays are over and we are back for another deep-dive tech session! It's time to get your quarterly fix of tech talks in Hull.

Date and time

Location

Brynmor Jones Library

HU6 Kingston upon Hull HU6 7RX United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 2 hours
  • In person

About this event

Science & Tech • High Tech

Location

We are, as always, very thankful to the University of Hull for kindly providing the space for the event. We will be in the Brynmor Jones Library - Teaching Room 4. (See Point 27 on the University Campus Map)


Parking

Parking is available in Wilberforce Multi Storey Car Park as there are no enforcements in that area between 16:00 and 08:30.


Our Speakers

We are delighted to have two speakers for this event.


Speaker: Joe Axon

Title

Making Games with WebAssembly

Exploring WebAssembly with a focus on high-performance computing and browser-based game development. Joe will demonstrate how WebAssembly can unlock new possibilities for creating performant games that run directly in the browser.

About Joe

Joe Axon is a software engineer with industry experience across multiple domains and a strong interest in game development and performance-critical applications. His expertise spans various technology stacks with a particular focus on pushing the boundaries of what's possible in web-based gaming.


Speaker: John Smith

Title

Your Cloud Got Breached and They Liked It

In this session, we’ll dive into a series of cloud attack stories inspired by real-world incidents. You’ll see recorded demos and proof-of-concepts that show how things go wrong when cloud setups aren’t locked down properly.

We’ll introduce a few fictional hacker personas based on actual tactics. Watch how they take advantage of misconfigurations, overly generous permissions, and forgotten secrets to compromise environments like AWS. We’ll walk through what they did, how they did it, and just how bad things can get when the wrong people get access.

About John

John Smith (yes, that’s his real name) is a Security Architect @ DFDS and focuses on embedding security into development workflows. He’s known for making complex security topics accessible through practical, real-world examples.

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Sep 25 · 6:30 PM GMT+1