Python Prying: Fun Security & Cryptography Demos You Can Build Too!

• Learn the power of Python with six hands-on, engaging security and cryptography demos! This talk will dive into examples of malicious code, blockchain cryptography, and software vulnerabilities using Python and CircuitPython.
• You'll learn how this powerful language can be used to scan for valuable data, execute cryptographic operations on hardware, visualize blockchain concepts, and demonstrate common software vulnerabilities.
• All of these examples are standalone, free, open-source, and great for extending and tinkering.
• All you need for this class is an open mind, but a laptop may be useful so you can start exploring these concepts yourself.
  
  What To Bring:
• No supplies required, but a laptop for tinkering is encouraged!
• The demos do include some code that runs on hardware but we won't be building that specifically in the class.

Instructor: Josh McIntyre

Josh McIntyre is a professional software engineer and technical educator with a passion for cryptocurrency technology and teaching others. With his project chaintuts, he creates free and open license tech education content centering around cryptocurrencies, cybersecurity, and computer science. Josh has over 10 years of experience as a computer science professional, including working at Microsoft, speaking on cryptocurrencies at DEFCON as chaintuts, and volunteering with the Cryptocurrency Certification Consortium. He hopes to encourage others to learn and understand security principles so they can apply safety strategies to their own needs. When not working with technology, Josh is an avid active adventurer as a rock climber, BJJ athlete, and more. He enjoys spending time with his wife Maria and their pets.

https://chaintuts.com/

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