Contact Vincent Passaro
Speaking, training, advisory, bounded consulting, and collaboration.
Vincent Passaro is Head of Attacker Engineering at Stripe. His public work focuses on the language, systems, and operating practices defenders use to understand adversaries and turn that understanding into action, including FT3.
Context helps me know where to start. A short hello is welcome, even if the question is still taking shape.
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Ways to connect.
Choose the kind of conversation that matches what you need: a talk, a workshop, a decision, a defined piece of work, or a shared project.
Speaking
Talks, conference sessions, podcasts, and practitioner briefings on attacker engineering, fraud intelligence, agentic defense, and FT3.
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See the public appearancesTraining
Workshops and engineering intensives from the current training offerings.
Current formats include Hands-on workshop, Full-day intensive, Engineering intensive, Onsite · closed circle.
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See training and collaborationsAdvisory
A focused conversation about a decision, operating model, or security or fraud problem that needs a clearer next step.
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Read the career recordBounded consulting
Hands-on work with a defined scope, a clear sponsor, and a concrete deliverable.
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Review public projectsCollaboration
Shared research, frameworks, open source, or community work with a clear question and a contribution on both sides.
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Read the thinking
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Keep the first note high-level. Do not send secrets, customer data, or proprietary material. If the topic needs a safer channel, ask before sharing specifics.




