Hack to the Future
summary
A live rundown of real incidents and fixes: a breach-aggregation service shows 8.5 billion records and verifies breaches like an 186k adultfanfiction dump and a 380k-card Magecart haul; third-party scripts exfiltrate form fields until a Content-Security-Policy with reporting blocks and logs attempts via a report-uri; IoT failures include a Nissan Leaf using VIN as an API key allowing remote heater control, and TickTock Track watches exposing family IDs and enabling stranger calls; adoption of security.txt and CSP is presented as simple, effective mitigation.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 16:36The Dublin Rail System
- 23:00Embedding an External Javascript File
- 28:19Add a Reporting Uri
- 30:32Csp Adoption Rates
- 30:51Ticketmaster
- 32:12Nissan Leaf
- 43:49Helicopter Parents
- 47:54Authentication Token
- 54:05Biometric Padlock
- 56:32Attacker Has the Ability To Put a Tag on a Page Do They Not Also Have the Ability To Remove the Content Security Policy








