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Watching Webpages in Action with Lookyloo

Watching Webpages in Action with Lookyloo Speakers: Raphaël Vinot (CIRCL - Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg, LU), Quinn Norton (N/A, LU) About Speakers: Raphaël Vinot is a security researcher at the Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg (CIRCL) since 2012. Raphaël wants to increase the IT consciousness of the human beings populating the internet in order to make it safer for everyone. His day job is a mixture of forensic and malware analysis with a lot of Python on top of it to glue all the pieces together. He loves sharing and thinks everyone should contribute to open source projects. Quinn Norton is a writer who likes to hang out in the dead end alleys and rough neighborhoods of the Internet, where bad things can happen to defenseless little packets. She started studying hackers in 1995, after a wasted youth of Usenet and BBSing. Her writing tends towards science and technology, and her projects tend towards supporting journalists and activists. She has covered sci/tech, copyright law, robotics, body modification, digital politics, culture, and medicine, but no matter how many times she tries to leave, she always comes back to hackers. ---- Websites can be chaotic: huge, crufty, full of tracking, or bugginess, or both. Sometimes they're downright malicious. We're making them easier to understand with Lookyloo, an open source forensics tool for investigating websites -- in motion. Lookyloo allows you to see all the parts of a webpage and how they're working together, exposing the underlying structure of websites in ways that let you not only understand them, but also collect and correlate useful information about the web over time.