In November 2017, I attended the BlackHoodie reverse engineering workshop for women in Luxembourg. This two-day training, initiated and taught voluntarily by @pinkflawd, was both technically enriching and very inspiring. During the workshop, my friend Dafna Rosenblum suggested that we will organize an event in the same spirit, a free low-level and security technological learning experience, taught by women, for women.

 

Low Level & Security Celebration took place in April 2018 in Microsoft R&D Center and was a great success. Carine-Belle taught a workshop on Virtualization Concepts and Technologies, Ophir Harpaz and Oryan De Paz taught the Reverse Engineering Workshop, and I was responsible for the Embedded Systems and IoT Workshop.

 

This is an opportunity to thank Tanya Vasilevitsky for the productive brainstorming about the “hands-on” part (on her birthday!), and a special thanks to Gilad Ben-Yossef for mentoring me and sharing some of his knowledge in the process of building this workshop. Both of them also mentored the participants at the workshop itself, and are a great part of the success of this event.
I also want to thank Microsoft R&D center in Israel for hosting us so generously, and to the team that helped us make this magic happen: Merav Bahat, Noga Danciger, and Arbel Zinger.

 

This website was designed to share my love for technology and to “pay it forward” to the tech community by sharing the workshop materials online. I hope you will find it interesting and valuable.