Adam
I've been in infosec for about 15 years doing work from binary exploitation, to finding 0-days in webapps, cryptography, design flaws, and other fun stuff. Before that I was a software developer, so I'm well aware of that perspective as well. I'm also an avid self-hoster who runs pretty much exclusively open source software, and contributes back to the community by publishing Ansible roles to make self-hosting more accessible and easier to manage.
Session
The Signet Hardware Password Manager is an example of just how unstoppable open source hardware and software can be. This talk will include a payload that demonstrates how software password managers can be no better than a text file in the event of even just a momentary non-root compromise. I'll also explain how using hardware limits the damage. As you'd expect, all the hardware is open source and you can build your own at home, inspect compile the firmware and software, or extend it to do more.