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31st Annual FIRST Conference

date:2019-06-16..2019-06-21
location:Edinburgh, United Kingdom
series:Annual FIRST Conference · one edition

Join the Global Security Conference: Save the date for 31st Annual FIRST Conference in Edinburgh, June 16-21, 2019.

incident responders, security engineers, iot security researchers, network operators, digital forensics investigators, security managers, policy makers

iot device vulnerability analysis; smart home device exploitation; dns and bgp hijacking; rpki and dnssec deployment; insider threat behavioral detection; credential hygiene and multi factor authentication; jtag and hardware debug exploitation; insecure firmware and sdk reuse; anomaly detection for sensors; personal privacy assistant and Databox proposals; iot certification labeling and liability

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Things That Go Bump in the Night: Detecting Problems in the Internet of ThingsMiranda Mowbray51m
Examples: a thermometer in a casino fish tank becomes a phishing channel that exfiltrates 10 gigabytes exfiltrated; Belkin Wemo smart plugs are weaponized by…
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Waking Up The Guards: Renewed Vigilance Is Needed To Regain TrustMerike Kaeo59m
Internet routing, DNS and PKI get actively weaponized — she cites an April 2018 Route 53 hijack where a more-specific BGP announcement redirected Amazon’s…
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Developing a Conceptual Model for Insider ThreatMonica Whitty55m
99 case studies based on interviews with investigators, HR, managers and co‑workers produce concrete patterns: 99 case studies, 32% worked in groups, and the…
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Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Smart FridgeLeonie Tanczer52m
Policy review argues the IoT governance debate has dragged since 2006 despite forecasts of 25 billion devices and shows users buy insecure kit even while…
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Backdoors in Back DoorsKen Munro01h 06m
Pen tests extract root from a smart fridge via JTAG and pull email creds from drive‑bys; a fingerprint lock uses a static BLE salt plus a crackable six‑digit…
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