Artificial intelligence prompt injection risks, decades-old vulnerabilities resurfacing in new systems and vendors prioritizing profits over protection defined the conversations at Nullcon Berlin 2025. Panelists shared how this research-driven event stood out for its technical depth and focus on advancing security knowledge.

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"There were talks about reverse engineering, media tech, Wi-Fi, chips, to AI talks and Linux security as well. We had extremely well-balanced talks from technology perspective. We touched on almost all of the aspects," said Aseem Jakhar, co-founder of Nullcon.

The panelists - Jakhar, Marius Bartholdy, IT security consultant; and Anna Delaney, executive director of productions at ISMG - also discussed:

Check out ISMG's media sites for video interviews from the conference.

The ISMG Editors' Panel runs weekly. Don't miss our previous installments, including the Sept. 6 edition on Pentagon's review of Microsoft's use of Chinese nationals on U.S. military cloud systems and the Aug. 29 edition on whistleblower claims about alleged mishandling of Americans' sensitive U.S. Social Security data.