BSides Huntsville 2021
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Cybersecurity as an ecosystem | Joanna Burkey | 59m |
Argues that cybersecurity must move from an empire model to an ecosystem because commoditized attack toolchains, rising regulatory fines, and digitalization… | ||
| The Invisible War A Look at the Ransomware Battle | Fernando Tomilson | 45m |
Timeline traces ransomware from 1989 AIDS floppy through CryptoLocker and WannaCry to modern extortion: CryptoLocker (2013) — ~250,000 victims, EternalBlue SMB… | ||
| Build yourself an Elastic Threat Hunting and Monitoring SIEM | Ronnie Watson | 44m |
Lab build uses Ubuntu 18.04 VM with Elasticsearch + Kibana, Logstash and Beats (packetbeat, filebeat); a GitHub build guide contains install commands and YAML… | ||
| Hack in your sleep | David Hunt | 51m |
Builds an autonomous red team that reasons like a human via finite‑state planning, tying tactic→technique→procedure to the MITRE ATT&CK matrix and importing… | ||
| A Shock to the System Static Analysis for Real AppSec | Ochaun Marshall | 54m |
Argues that combining static analysis with DevOps automation and pentesting yields actionable findings but only if teams trim false positives and focus tools… | ||
| Performing Like a Cybersecurity Champion | Chirs Cochran | 46m |
Claims that cybersecurity people are "mental athletes" and two usable frameworks: EXIST framework (Explore → Immerse → Study → Translate/Transform) and EASY… | ||
| Fuzz Testing for Fun and Profit | MELISSA BENUA | 53m |
Builds a lightweight fuzzing service that sits on top of an existing traffic-forking pipeline, applies fuzzdb attacks with insertion and generation… | ||
| Threat Detection across all environments with SnowflakeData Security Lake | Andy Bryan | 42m |
Shows a working pipeline that writes a Snowflake security data lake, ingests raw feeds (AWS CloudTrail, CrowdStrike, Windows event logs, firewalls) and runs… | ||
| Requiem for the Password | Steven Kriby | 46m |
Password use stays dominant and remains the top cause of breaches, with 613 million compromised passwords in Troy Hunt’s Have I Been Pwned list cited as proof… | ||
| Using SIP Traffic to Influence the Communications and Geopolitical Landscape of Germa | Luke Gleba | 38m |
Analysis of Rapid7 Project Sonar SIP reply packets shows 380/1000 FRITZ!OS or AVM user‑agents originating from Germany (38% of the sample), mostly on UDP port… | ||
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