Security is Everyone's Responsibility
summary
Live demo captures HTTP traffic with a BuKi‑style sniffer, steals session cookies to log in as users, and cracks WPA handshakes with a cheap 30‑pound dongle plus cloudcracker password lists; an ssl strip gateway combined with ARP spoof proxies strips HTTPS and can unmask passwords and leak gyroscope input to a spoofed 3D phone UI. A timing attack reads pixels from framed SVG content and view‑source iframes; fix it with HTTP Strict Transport Security and X‑frame‑options.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:41SECURITY IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY
- 2:02DEBOOKEE FOR MAC #btsec
- 4:37CRACKING WIFI PASSWORD IS EASY
- 5:42HOW DO WE FIX THIS?!
- 5:59WEBSITE USERS - USE VPN
- 8:07SENDING A SECURE MESSAGE (OFFLINE DEMO EDITION)
- 10:33A CIPHER IS A DIGITAL LOCK
- 14:40HACKING SITES WITH SVG FILTERS
- 16:23DEMO 2 The non-WiFi version
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