On May 25, 2010, CONFidence oce again took place in Kiev Center with the largest cinema hall in Krakow.

The key speaker of the conference was Jacob Appelbaum. Once again, he shared the latest results of his research on the TOR network. Besides, we had Eddie Schwartz, who convinced us that "Safety sucks ", but he also offered numerous pieces of advice to deal with his hopelessness. After the Schwartz lecture, parallel sessions began and you had to choose between various interesting proposals. Sebastian Fernandez explained to guests why the 64-bit version of Windows carries many different challenges for information security. At the same time, Frank Breedijk shared extremely interesting information about Public Key Infrastructure. In the following hours, Axelle Apvrille talked about dangerous software for mobile phones, Alexey Sintsov on the latest trends in exploit techniques, Tomasz Sawiak on phishing, and Yavin Miron analyzed Microsoft patches. During CONFidence 7, guests could meet with Dan Kaminsky from the legendary group Hackers on a Plane. This security specialist is known for working on the DNS poison cache system and demonstrating that Sony Rookit has infected over half a million computers.

As we already know, CONFidecne is not only the most current knowledge in the field of information security. It's also a lot of fun. During CONFidence 7, our guests had access to the PS3i WII console at all times. They could take part in the charity roulette Hackers for Charity. The "crackme" competition, was organized in cooperation with our golden sponsor ESET, where they have asked the participants to find the correct password in a special executable file. After the substantive part, there was, as always, a fantastic after party - a place where beer is never missing, and guests as always could stay at Hackers' Squad hostels.