1. AI & Robotics in Supply Chain Cyber Risk 2. Hardware Hacking a Commercial Cam
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*Talk Submissions*: [ruxmon@proton.me](http://ruxmon@proton.me%2A%2A/) **1\. Cyber Risk in the age of AI and Robotics in Modern Supply Chains** **\- Adam \(xXPhantom\)** Supply chains used to run on people. Now in modern supply chins they rely heavily on robots, AI agents, and automated systems making decisions nobody reviews. We're talking about warehouse robots that can be hacked via Bluetooth and turned into worms that infect the entire fleet. GPS spoofing attacks that redirect drones mid-delivery. Nation-state actors quietly mapping the control systems of industrial supply chains. And AI models making procurement decisions that nobody fully understands including the companies running them. The line between a cyberattack and a physical attack is gone. When a robot gets compromised, products get misdirected, factories stop, and defective goods ship. The robots are impressive. The security protecting them hasn't caught up to them yet. 1. The robot workforce is already here, and it i
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