SLEUTHCON is a forum for identifying and exploring cybercrime and financially-motivated threats. Taking place Friday, June 6, 2025 - this conference will highlight the work done by cybersecurity researchers, defenders, academics, law enforcement, and others.
With 500 in-person and 500+ virtual attendees, this is your chance to connect with top cybercrime practitioners and engage with key decision-makers shaping the future of cybersecurity.
Paul brings more than 23 years of hands-on experience defending networks and outsmarting adversaries. He leads software development for Capital One’s defensive and intelligence capabilities and is the creator of ScumBots, a project dedicated to tracking and analyzing malware deployed across the open web.
His keynote, A Brief History of Crime[ware], will explore the evolution of profit-driven cybercrime—from the earliest monetization models of the 1990s to the industrial-scale operations we see today. You will gain insight into how cybercriminals make money, what has (and has not) worked to stop them, and how we might finally hit them where it hurts: their wallets.
This talk is for anyone who wants to understand not just how attackers operate—but how they profit.
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Interested in becoming a volunteer for the event? Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at SLEUTHCON while expanding your cybersecurity network and attending the conference at no cost.
Open to anyone with a passion for cybersecurity, with priority given to students in undergraduate or graduate programs and individuals transitioning into the field.