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Leigh-Anne Galloway

Leigh-Anne Galloway is a Security Expert at Positive Technologies where she advises organisations on how best to secure their applications and infrastructure. This is her blog

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Video - How to buy an ATM - Hacktivity 2017

A video of my talk about the process of buying and hacking an ATM

Video - Keynote Bsides Lisbon 2019

Video of my keynote at Bsides Lisbon 2019, where I discuss my approach to security research.

Video - Black Hat USA 2018

Video of our talk on the vulnerabilities in mobile point of sales terminals.

Video - Defcon talk 2018

Video of our Talk "For the Love of Money"

Video - 8dot8 2017

My thoughts on the security conference 8dot8 in Chile, 2017

Video - Bsides Lisbon 2017

My thoughts on the security conference Bsides Lisbon, 2017

Video - Black Hat Europe Review 2017

A video in which I discuss some of the popular themes at Black Hat Europe 2017

Video - CTF reverse engineering task

How to find CTF flag by reverse engineering an SMB file. This one contains Mario!

Video - Bypass Secure Kiosk Mode

A video demonstrating how to bypass secure kiosk mode on a workstation.

Video - Tumblr Captcha Vulnerability

Video showing how to bypass Tumblr reCaptcha functionality during account sign-up

Video - Exploiting MySpace Vulnerability

Video showing how to exploit myspace account recovery vulnerability

Video - 5 Things to do in Richmond @ RVASec

5 crazy things to do in Richmond, VA. Check out RVASec.

Trailer - Finding and Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Mobile Point of Sales Terminals

Trailer for the research project and talk "For the Love of Money: Finding and Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Mobile Point of Sales Terminals"

Art as a Methodology for Security Research

Art as a methodology for security research. Art and security share a lot of commonalities. In this article I discuss my research methodology which has evolved out of art.

For The Love of Money: Finding & Exploiting Vulnerabilities in Mobile Point of Sales Terminals

New research in which vulnerabilities have been identified in mobile point of sales terminals.