The Evil of Others: Deconstructing Security Gaps
summary
A technical review of real security incidents showing how breaches occur in distributed architectures, cloud-native environments, and ecosystems expanded by new actors and AI-based agents. The talk breaks down high-profile cases step by step to identify what failed and which technical and organizational decisions could have prevented the impact, and it presents defensive measures that go beyond simple checklists to harden systems and teams.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:03Personal security incident
- 6:03Public incidents and lessons
- 8:10Managing vendor incidents
- 11:47Vendor assessment and follow-up
- 13:14Strava location leak
- 16:04Pakistan blackmail incident
- 19:16EA and FIFA attack
- 25:43Info stealers and malware analysis
- 33:09AI in cybersecurity
- 37:51Mizos security impact
- 39:41Q&A and closing
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