This talk, Mass Scanning the Internet at DefCon 22, piqued my interest as we at NTO are very fundamentally concerned with gathering massive amounts of security assessment data from a web application and so a perennial nemesis for us is memory management. So reading the brief, I thought, wow, these guys (Rob Graham, Paul McMillan, Dan Tentler) are scanning the whole internet. I might get some memory management ideas.
I attend some of the talks at security conferences for technical interest, others for political interest. This one, at 2013 B-Sides San Francisco was the […]
Continuing my series on the talks I attended at 2013 Security B-Sides, this one from Dan Hubbard (CTO OpenDNS) and Frank Denis (@thinkumbrella) called, “Building […]
2013 B-Sides San Francisco Talk Summary Series This was a great talk given by Jasper Van Woudenberg, from Riscure. Whenever I attend these talks, I always […]
SQL Server Exploitation, Escalation, and Pilfering The general thesis of this talk I attended by Scott Sutherland and Antti Rantasaari from @NetSpi is that SQL Server is mostly […]
This talk, by Ofer Maor, CTO – Quotium (Follow on Twitter, @quotium) at 2012 AppSecUSA, addressed something that I see is an up and coming issue, interactive in-memory code […]
Continuing my series of write-ups on the talks I attended at AppSecUSA this year. Sherif Koussa (@Skoussa) who is a Principal Application Security Consultant at Software Secured presented this talk […]
This is a continuation of my series on the talks I attended at OWASP AppSecUSA in October of this year. Presenters: Alejandro Caceres, Computer Network Operations Engineer […]
Payback on Web Attackers: Web Honeypots As a web application scanning tool developer and architect at NT OBJECTives, I’m always thinking about how website are […]
At AppSecUSA, I attended an illuminating talk by Phil Purviance, who is an Application Security Consultant at AppSec Consulting, Inc. The talk was called, Blended Threats & JavaScript: A Plan […]
At OWASP AppSecUSA this year, I attended Douglas Crockford talk on Securing JavaScript. Doug is a JavaScript developer and also discovered JSON. I was looking […]
Conference: B-Side Title: Pentultimate Hack – Manipulating Layers 8 & 9 of the OSI Model (Management & Budget) Speaker: Rafal Los (aka Wh1t3Rabbit) This talk […]
Conference: B-Sides Title: Transparent Botnet Command and Control for Smartphones over SMS Speaker: Georgia Weidman The title actually says most of it. SMS is used […]
Conference: B-Sides Title: How to Hide Your Pr0n Speaker: Orlando Barrera II and Josh Sokol Pr0n being a fanciful distortion of “porn”… itself a fanciful […]
Conference: B-Sides Las Vegas Title: Cultural Cues from High Risk Professions Speaker: Gal Shpantzer In this B-Sides LV talk,Gal Shpantzer employed the Swiss cheese model of catastrophe as a parallel […]
Conference: B-Sides Title: History of Physical Security Speaker: Schuyler Towne This was a great entertaining talk. This guy enters my pantheon along with Joseph McCray […]
Conference: B-Sides Title: Are There Still Wolves Among Us? Speaker: Val Smith from AttackResearch This post is part of our series where we are summarizing […]
Conference: B-Sides Title: Boyd’s OODA and General Predator/Prey Theory Speaker: Tim Keanini The NTO team had a great time at Black Hat, B-Sides and Defcon […]