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DeepSec 2018 Closing 10th Apr 2019 [3 months ago] from DeepSec Closing of DeepSec In-Depth Security 2018 (motto „I like to mov &6974,%bx“).Cast: DeepSec Conference |
Manipulating Human Memory For Fun And Profit 9th Apr 2019 [3 months ago] from DeepSec |
Can Not See The Wood For The Trees - Too Many Security Standards For Automation Industry 9th Apr 2019 [3 months ago] from DeepSec Plant operators and manufacturers are currently faced with many challenges in the field of automation. Issues such as digitization, Industry 4.0, legal requirements or complex business processes that connect IT and OT are paramount. Related... |
Leveraging Endpoints To Boost Incident Response Capabilities 9th Apr 2019 [3 months ago] from DeepSec In our day to day we constantly see how most of the organisations fail to respond properly to real incidents and a lot of times this is due to the lack of visibility on endpoints. The aim of this talk is to help the Blue teams to understand... |
Offpath Attacks Against PKI 31st Jan 2019 [6 months ago] from DeepSec The security of Internet-based applications fundamentally rely on the trustworthiness of Certificate Authorities (CAs). We practically demonstrate for the first time that even a very weak off-path attacker can effectively subvert the trustworthiness... |
Open Source Network Monitoring 31st Jan 2019 [6 months ago] from DeepSec Id like to offer an introduction into Network System Monitoring using different open tools available in linux. The talk is a technical approach to identify the best sniffing points in a network and how to orchestrate a full analysis of... |
Orchestrating Security Tools With AWS Step Functions 31st Jan 2019 [6 months ago] from DeepSec Increasingly frequent deployments make it impossible for security teams to manually review all of the code before it is released. We wrote a Terraform-deployed application to solve this problem by tightly integrating into the developer... |
Pure In-Memory (Shell)Code Injection In Linux Userland 31st Jan 2019 [6 months ago] from DeepSec A lot of research has been conducted in recent years on performing code injection in the Windows operating system without touching the disk. The same cannot be said about *NIX (and Linux specifically). Imagine yourself sitting in front... |
RFID Chip Inside The Body: Reflecting The Current State Of Usage, Triggers, And Ethical Issues 31st Jan 2019 [6 months ago] from DeepSec Chipping humans can be seen as one of the most invasive biometric identification technologies. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) as the key technology in the field of the Internet of Things produces many applications. For example, human... |
New Attack Vectors For The Mobile Core Networks 31st Jan 2019 [6 months ago] from DeepSec Structure of the talk: - Introduction & background - Introduction to interconnection network (What is it, how does it work) - Why is it important for all of us? - Where does it come from? (Basics to understand the problems) - Existing... |
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