Shahmeer Amir stands as a globally recognized Ethical Hacker, ranking as the third most accomplished bug hunter globally. His expertise has been instrumental in assisting over 400 Fortune companies, such as Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Twitter, in resolving critical security issues within their systems. Shahmeer's entrepreneurial ventures in the Cyber Security realm have led to the establishment of multiple startups, with his current role involving the leadership of three startups across four countries. In his capacity as the CEO of Younite, Shahmeer's flagship company is actively engaged in developing next-generation audio-video communication technologies. Additionally, he serves as the CEO of Veiliux, positioned as Asia's inaugural mainstream cybersecurity startup with a presence in the Asia Pacific, UAE, and the UK. Authiun, another startup under Shahmeer's leadership, offers a comprehensive passwordless authentication solution tailored for the 21st century. An engineer and certified cybersecurity professional with credentials from esteemed organizations like EC-Council, Mile2, SANS, among others, Shahmeer is currently exploring Blockchain technology for his doctorate. With three authored books, including ""Bug Bounty Hunting Essentials,"" and numerous research papers, he has solidified his standing as a thought leader in the field..

In an age where satellites orbiting Earth play an indispensable role in our daily lives, they have become prime targets for cyber threats. This presentation, titled ""Hack the Sky,"" delves into the captivating and concerning world of satellite hacking, shedding light on the vulnerabilities and cyber threats that loom above us in the boundless expanse of space. As we increasingly rely on satellites for communications, navigation, weather forecasting, and global connectivity, their security is paramount. This presentation unravels the complex landscape of satellite vulnerabilities, discussing the potential consequences of unauthorized access, manipulation, or disruption of satellite systems. We will explore the tactics, techniques, and procedures employed by both malicious actors and ethical hackers in probing and safeguarding these high-tech spaceborne assets. From unauthorized data interception and GPS signal manipulation to satellite hijacking and cyber espionage, ""Hack the Sky"" will provide a comprehensive understanding of the risks posed to our satellite infrastructure. To defend against these threats, we will also delve into the emerging technologies and strategies employed to safeguard satellites from cyberattacks. This session aims to empower attendees with the knowledge to appreciate the scope and intricacies of satellite security, contributing to a more secure and resilient satellite ecosystem.