Keynote: How I Met Your Data
summary
Ten years of indexing breaches becomes a searchable repository of emails now holding 700+ incidents and practical rules like a sensitive flagging workflow that forces email verification for stigmatizing sites. Concrete examples: Ashley Madison ~30 million records, Fur Affinity ~1.2M emails with weak SHA1 hashes, AdultFriendFinder 170M. Shows criminal marketplaces—Genesis Market cookie marketplace—selling browser fingerprints plus a browser extension to replay sessions; takedowns produce ~120 arrests. Infrastructure notes: Cloudflare/Azure protection, Stripe for payments, and reliance on data minimization to limit fallout.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Industry security recap
- 1:07Data breach impacts
- 10:37Explaining cybersecurity jobs
- 15:35Clear web breach dangers
- 21:53Inflatable balloon enthusiasts
- 26:07Sending [ __ ] online risks
- 31:27Preventing security vulnerabilities
- 37:52Grindr account hijacking
- 41:03Genesis Market cookie hijacking
- 44:57Q&A
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