Hacking Browsers :
The Easy Way
24 July 2026 | 10:00 AM ET | 45 Minutes Duration
Overview
When you think of hacking browsers, you perhaps think of V8 heap exploitation, deep-dive fuzzing, crazy sandbox escapes, and so on. But what if I told you that you can still find vulnerabilities in major browsers that don’t require any technical knowledge? Bugs you can even run into by accident!
In this talk, I’ll take you through my journey of how I “accidentally“ found a vulnerability in Google Chrome. And how that led me to find more vulnerabilities in Chrome as well as some vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox and many more bugs in other products.
So if you’re keen to find out how I could, with minimal user-interaction, steal your private GitHub repositories, then this talk is for you!
MEET THE SPEAKER
Robbe Van Roey
I’m a hacker. I like breaking stuff. I’m a penetration tester at Toreon, I’ve worked for a bug bounty company, and I’ve found 35+ CVEs. I love hacking web apps, mobile applications, AI systems, and Active Directory.
I’m also a teacher. I teach developers about secure coding, I teach beginners about Red Teaming for Hack The Box and I’ve created a bunch of YouTube videos on my channel. In the online realm, you may know me as PinkDraconian. Come up to me and say hi!
My life motto is “Hacking you so you don’t get hacked“ and I’d like to show you part of that ideology during my talk. See you there!