The best of #PHTalks KL is now online Sessions covering AI security research, kernel exploitation, Android reversing, cybertalent development in Malaysia and more in the playlist linked below 🚀 youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… @amoshkov @a13xp0p0v @vicevirus2 @haider_kabibo @arzedlab

It’s been quite a while after we wrapped up #PHtalks in Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾 Time to say a few words: Damn amazing everything went over there! Thank you, community ❤️

Kuala Lumpur showed up. 🇲🇾 379 people joined #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur for a day of talks, questions, and real conversations that kept going long after the stage went quiet. Thanks, KL. See you at the next stop 🚀

Thank you @PTsecurity_EN & @amoshkov for hosting #PHtalks KL! It’s been ages since I’ve had the chance to attend a security conference in Malaysia. It’s such a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with old friends and meet new ones. The content was fantastic. I’m really hoping to see more events like this in Malaysia. Also, thanks @yappare for… 🤐🤐

The slide said “nothing,” but Sagar Tiwari and Shubham Kumar clearly gave the room plenty to think about. Dead in the Water at #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur was a strong OSINT session on exposed VSAT terminals, vessel tracking, and what still leaks when AIS goes dark.

Great to have @haider_kabibo at #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur with PhantomRPC: A New Privilege Escalation Flaw in Windows RPC. A dense, highly technical session that clearly resonated with the room.

Treating an email address as identity is where the trouble starts. The session from @ehsayaan at #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur made that painfully clear through real cases of broken authorization in email-driven systems.

With Kernel-Hack-Drill Masterclass, @a13xp0p0v took #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur straight to the low-level details. A strong technical session for people interested in Linux kernel security.

Appreciate Aditya Singh joining #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur with Trojan Penguin in the Windows: Advanced Attack Vectors Through WSL. A technical and very well-received talk on WSL-based attack vectors, evasion, and detection gaps.

Dissecting Android RASP: A Practical Reversing Guide by Akshay Jain was one of those talks that went straight to the technical core. Deep, practical, and very well received at #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur.

Great to have @arzedlab at #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur with Kernel Wars: Anti-Cheat Reversing, BYOVD Exploitation and Mitigations. An insightful session on kernel-level tradecraft, anti-cheat internals, and what defenders can realistically rely on.

Thank you, @vicevirus2, for joining #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur with Spray, Pray, Validate: Lessons from AI-assisted Vulnerability Research. Insightful, practical, and refreshingly honest about what AI can and cannot do in real vulnerability research.

small spontaneous community meetup in KL 🇲🇾before #PHTALKS tomorrow!

A lot of good threat intel never leaves private chats. This stand-up is about building a more open threat-sharing community in Malaysia through Rectifyq. At #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾: phtalks.ptsecurity.com/

When the doors stay closed, communities build their own way in. Breaking the Gatekeepers is about the people behind Malaysia’s new cyber talent movement: students, mentors, CTF players, and builders. At #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾: phtalks.ptsecurity.com/

Anti-cheats live in the kernel. So do we. Kernel Wars covers anti-cheat reversing, BYOVD abuse, and what actually helps against it. Hear @arzedlab at #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾: phtalks.ptsecurity.com/

Your Frida script dies in 0.3 seconds for a reason. Dissecting Android RASP is a practical reversing guide to how banking apps detect rooting, hooking, tampering, and what it takes to study them anyway. At #PHTalks Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾: phtalks.ptsecurity.com/