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 ║     UN ENCUENTRO DE SEGURIDAD EN BAJA                           ║
 ║     A SECURITY GATHERING IN BAJA                                ║
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UN ENCUENTRO DE SEGURIDAD EN BAJA
A SECURITY GATHERING IN BAJA
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 ║     ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────┐         ║
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 ║     │  > FECHA / DATE    6 JUN 2026 / JUNE 6, 2026   │         ║
 ║     │  > HORA / TIME     3:00 PM — 9:00 PM           │         ║
 ║     │  > LUGAR / VENUE   Wendlandt Tasting Room       │         ║
 ║     │  > CIUDAD / CITY   ENSENADA, BCN, MX           │         ║
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 ║     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘         ║
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── DETALLES / DETAILS ──────────────
> FECHA / DATE 6 DE JUNIO, 2026 / JUNE 6, 2026
> HORA / TIME 3:00 PM — 9:00 PM
> LUGAR / VENUE Wendlandt Tasting Room
> CIUDAD / CITY ENSENADA, BCN, MX
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 ║     ┌─ ACERCA / ABOUT ─────────────────────────────────┐        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │ nadaCon es una reunión informal de seguridad    │        ║
 ║     │ en Ensenada, Baja California. buenas charlas,   │        ║
 ║     │ cerveza fría, mariscos frescos y brisa del mar. │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │ sin gafetes. sin lanyards. nada.                │        ║
 ║     │ solo gente de seguridad pasándola bien.         │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │ ── ENG ─────────────────────────────────     │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │ nadaCon is an informal security get-together    │        ║
 ║     │ in Ensenada, Baja California. good talks,       │        ║
 ║     │ cold beer, fresh seafood, and ocean breeze.     │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │ no badges. no lanyards. nada.                   │        ║
 ║     │ just security people hanging out.               │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘        ║
 ║                                                                  ║
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── ACERCA / ABOUT ──────────────────

nadaCon es una reunión informal de seguridad en Ensenada, Baja California. buenas charlas, cerveza fría, mariscos frescos y brisa del mar.

sin gafetes. sin lanyards. nada.
solo gente de seguridad pasándola bien.

── ENG ────────────────────────────────

nadaCon is an informal security get-together in Ensenada, Baja California. good talks, cold beer, fresh seafood, and ocean breeze.

no badges. no lanyards. nada.
just security people hanging out.

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 ║     ┌─ LUGAR / VENUE ──────────────────────────────────┐        ║
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 ║     │   Wendlandt Tasting Room                         │        ║
 ║     │   Ensenada, Baja California, México              │        ║
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 ║     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘        ║
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── LUGAR / VENUE ───────────────────
Wendlandt Tasting Room
Ensenada, Baja California, México
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 ║     ┌─ CFP / CALL FOR TALKS ───────────────────────────┐        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │ ¿tienes algo que decir? ¡habla con nosotros!   │        ║
 ║     │ got something to say? come talk to us!          │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │  > ABRE / OPENS    01 MAY 12:00 AM TIJ          │        ║
 ║     │  > CIERRA / CLOSES 15 MAY 11:59 PM TIJ          │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │  > sessionize.com/nadacon/    │        ║
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 ║     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘        ║
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── CFP / CALL FOR TALKS ────────────

¿tienes algo que decir? ¡habla con nosotros!
got something to say? come talk to us!

> ABRE / OPENS 01 MAY 2026  12:00 AM TIJ
> CIERRA / CLOSES 15 MAY 2026  11:59 PM TIJ
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 ║                                                                  ║
 ║     ┌─ CHARLAS / TALKS ────────────────────────────────┐        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  [1] The End of Manual CTI? Building an AI-     │        ║
 ║     │  Powered Intelligence Pipeline                  │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │     Jesús Vallejo                               │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) teams are      │        ║
 ║     │  drowning in data: threat feeds, dark web       │        ║
 ║     │  chatter, phishing campaigns, malware reports,  │        ║
 ║     │  and OSINT sources. Yet, turning this           │        ║
 ║     │  overwhelming volume into actionable            │        ║
 ║     │  intelligence remains a manual, time-consuming  │        ║
 ║     │  process. At the same time, adversaries are     │        ║
 ║     │  already leveraging AI to scale phishing,       │        ║
 ║     │  automate reconnaissance, and accelerate        │        ║
 ║     │  credential theft operations—shifting the threat│        ║
 ║     │  landscape faster than traditional CTI workflows│        ║
 ║     │  can keep up. This talk presents a practical,   │        ║
 ║     │  real-world approach to augment CTI operations  │        ║
 ║     │  using AI—demonstrating how to build an AI-     │        ║
 ║     │  driven intelligence pipeline that ingests      │        ║
 ║     │  multiple sources, extracts IOCs, clusters      │        ║
 ║     │  related activity, and produces contextualized  │        ║
 ║     │  intelligence ready for analysts. The session   │        ║
 ║     │  also explores how attackers use AI and how     │        ║
 ║     │  defenders can adapt without falling into risks │        ║
 ║     │  of over-automation, hallucinations, and false  │        ║
 ║     │  correlations. Designed for CTI analysts, SOC   │        ║
 ║     │  teams, threat hunters, and security engineers  │        ║
 ║     │  looking to move from reactive intelligence     │        ║
 ║     │  consumption to proactive, AI-augmented         │        ║
 ║     │  intelligence production.                       │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  ───────────────────────────────────────────────│        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  [2] Finding secrets in exposed .git folders on │        ║
 ║     │  the Web                                        │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │     Tobias M                                    │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  Many Web apps are held in a git repository and │        ║
 ║     │  their source code and API tokens are often     │        ║
 ║     │  meant to be kept secret. But surprisingly many │        ║
 ║     │  Web sites contain an accessible .git/ folder   │        ║
 ║     │  with the code, environment variables, and API  │        ║
 ║     │  keys. This talk presents a pipeline for finding│        ║
 ║     │  git folders and extracting secrets             │        ║
 ║     │  therein—reporting on what API keys are found   │        ║
 ║     │  more often than others, and exploring whether  │        ║
 ║     │  and how the code and tokens found should be    │        ║
 ║     │  given to the world.                            │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  ───────────────────────────────────────────────│        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  [3] One Package, One Backdoor: Can AI Stop the │        ║
 ║     │  Next Supply Chain Attack Before It Reaches You?│        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │     Paulo Sarrin                                │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  Software supply chain attacks are no longer    │        ║
 ║     │  rare incidents—they are a highly growing attack│        ║
 ║     │  strategy where a single malicious package can  │        ║
 ║     │  compromise thousands of organizations at once. │        ║
 ║     │  This talk walks through the full attacker      │        ║
 ║     │  playbook: how a threat actor introduces        │        ║
 ║     │  malicious code into a new package release, how │        ║
 ║     │  that code establishes a command and control    │        ║
 ║     │  channel during a simple npm install or pip     │        ║
 ║     │  install, and how environment variables         │        ║
 ║     │  including API keys and credentials are silently│        ║
 ║     │  exfiltrated. We then flip the perspective: AI- │        ║
 ║     │  powered tools are changing how defenders detect│        ║
 ║     │  these attacks, using automated release         │        ║
 ║     │  monitoring that polls package registries in    │        ║
 ║     │  real time, diffs each new release against its  │        ║
 ║     │  previous version, and uses an LLM to classify  │        ║
 ║     │  changes as benign or malicious. Attendees will │        ║
 ║     │  also learn practical hardening techniques:     │        ║
 ║     │  lockfiles, private artifact registries, and    │        ║
 ║     │  dependency scanning in CI/CD pipelines.        │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  ───────────────────────────────────────────────│        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  [4] Entre el Dragon y la Carne Asada           │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │     Angel Saad                                  │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  o ¿Cómo ganarte el respeto de tu Suegro? Esta  │        ║
 ║     │  presentación es el resultado de una            │        ║
 ║     │  intervención técnica (totalmente autorizada, lo│        ║
 ║     │  juro) en la red Wi-Fi de mi suegro, donde      │        ║
 ║     │  demostré que ser el yerno ideal requiere menos │        ║
 ║     │  flores y más conocimientos sobre protocolos de │        ║
 ║     │  WiFi. Analizaremos cómo el WPA2 Transition Mode│        ║
 ║     │  intenta jugar a dos bandas, permitiendo que la │        ║
 ║     │  modernidad de WPA3 conviva con el legado de    │        ║
 ║     │  WPA2, solo para acabar siendo víctima de un    │        ║
 ║     │  ataque Dragonblood. Veremos cómo una contraseña│        ║
 ║     │  débil es como ponerle una puerta blindada a una│        ║
 ║     │  casa de cartón—y cómo hackear a tu familia     │        ║
 ║     │  política es, técnicamente, la forma más rápida │        ║
 ║     │  de ganarte su respeto (o que no te vuelvan a   │        ║
 ║     │  invitar a la carnita asada).                   │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  ───────────────────────────────────────────────│        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  [5] Agentes, Skills y MCPs: Diseñando Workflows│        ║
 ║     │  de Seguridad Ofensiva                          │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │     Salvador Rodríguez                          │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     │  En esta sesión no hablaremos de lo increíble   │        ║
 ║     │  que es la IA ni de sus posibilidades infinitas │        ║
 ║     │  — hablaremos de cómo estructurar, diseñar y    │        ║
 ║     │  construir automatizaciones reales usando       │        ║
 ║     │  agentes, skills y MCP servers, con casos de uso│        ║
 ║     │  concretos en seguridad ofensiva. Exploraremos  │        ║
 ║     │  cómo diseñar workflows que realmente funcionan:│        ║
 ║     │  desde migrar técnicas existentes a skills      │        ║
 ║     │  reutilizables, hasta construir agentes que     │        ║
 ║     │  monitorean tendencias, desarrollan PoCs y      │        ║
 ║     │  prueban las superficies de ataque. Todo basado │        ║
 ║     │  en casos reales, sin hype.                     │        ║
 ║     │                                                 │        ║
 ║     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘        ║
 ║                                                                  ║
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── CHARLAS / TALKS ─────────────────
[1] The End of Manual CTI? Building an AI-Powered Intelligence Pipeline
Jesús Vallejo
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) teams are drowning in data: threat feeds, dark web chatter, phishing campaigns, malware reports, and OSINT sources. Yet, turning this overwhelming volume into actionable intelligence remains a manual, time-consuming process. At the same time, adversaries are already leveraging AI to scale phishing, automate reconnaissance, and accelerate credential theft operations—shifting the threat landscape faster than traditional CTI workflows can keep up. This talk presents a practical, real-world approach to augment CTI operations using AI—demonstrating how to build an AI-driven intelligence pipeline that ingests multiple sources, extracts IOCs, clusters related activity, and produces contextualized intelligence ready for analysts. The session also explores how attackers use AI and how defenders can adapt without falling into risks of over-automation, hallucinations, and false correlations. Designed for CTI analysts, SOC teams, threat hunters, and security engineers looking to move from reactive intelligence consumption to proactive, AI-augmented intelligence production.
────────────────────────────────────
[2] Finding secrets in exposed .git folders on the Web
Tobias M
Many Web apps are held in a git repository and their source code and API tokens are often meant to be kept secret. But surprisingly many Web sites contain an accessible .git/ folder with the code, environment variables, and API keys. This talk presents a pipeline for finding git folders and extracting secrets therein—reporting on what API keys are found more often than others, and exploring whether and how the code and tokens found should be given to the world.
────────────────────────────────────
[3] One Package, One Backdoor: Can AI Stop the Next Supply Chain Attack Before It Reaches You?
Paulo Sarrin
Software supply chain attacks are no longer rare incidents—they are a highly growing attack strategy where a single malicious package can compromise thousands of organizations at once. This talk walks through the full attacker playbook: how a threat actor introduces malicious code into a new package release, how that code establishes a command and control channel during a simple npm install or pip install, and how environment variables including API keys and credentials are silently exfiltrated. We then flip the perspective: AI-powered tools are changing how defenders detect these attacks, using automated release monitoring that polls package registries in real time, diffs each new release against its previous version, and uses an LLM to classify changes as benign or malicious. Attendees will also learn practical hardening techniques: lockfiles, private artifact registries, and dependency scanning in CI/CD pipelines.
────────────────────────────────────
[4] Entre el Dragon y la Carne Asada
Angel Saad
o ¿Cómo ganarte el respeto de tu Suegro? Esta presentación es el resultado de una intervención técnica (totalmente autorizada, lo juro) en la red Wi-Fi de mi suegro, donde demostré que ser el yerno ideal requiere menos flores y más conocimientos sobre protocolos de WiFi. Analizaremos cómo el WPA2 Transition Mode intenta jugar a dos bandas, permitiendo que la modernidad de WPA3 conviva con el legado de WPA2, solo para acabar siendo víctima de un ataque Dragonblood. Veremos cómo una contraseña débil es como ponerle una puerta blindada a una casa de cartón—y cómo hackear a tu familia política es, técnicamente, la forma más rápida de ganarte su respeto (o que no te vuelvan a invitar a la carnita asada).
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[5] Agentes, Skills y MCPs: Diseñando Workflows de Seguridad Ofensiva
Salvador Rodríguez
En esta sesión no hablaremos de lo increíble que es la IA ni de sus posibilidades infinitas — hablaremos de cómo estructurar, diseñar y construir automatizaciones reales usando agentes, skills y MCP servers, con casos de uso concretos en seguridad ofensiva. Exploraremos cómo diseñar workflows que realmente funcionan: desde migrar técnicas existentes a skills reutilizables, hasta construir agentes que monitorean tendencias, desarrollan PoCs y prueban las superficies de ataque. Todo basado en casos reales, sin hype.
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 ║     ┌─ CONTACTO / CONNECT ────────────────────────────┐        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │  $ echo "nos vemos en ensenada"                │        ║
 ║     │  nos vemos en ensenada                         │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     │  $ echo "see you in ensenada"                  │        ║
 ║     │  see you in ensenada                           │        ║
 ║     │                                                  │        ║
 ║     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘        ║
 ║                                                                  ║
 ╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
── CONTACTO / CONNECT ──────────────
$ echo "nos vemos en ensenada"
nos vemos en ensenada
$ echo "see you in ensenada"
see you in ensenada