O'Reilly Security Conference 2016 - Amsterdam, Netherlands
2016-11-09..2016-11-11
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Lessons learned from running big bug bounty programs | Katie Moussouris | 07m |
Early bounties start with $500 from Mozilla in the mid‑90s, Google launches programs in 2010, and Microsoft spends three years building its first programs; ISO… | ||
| The world will see (and just saw) an Internet zombie apocalypse | Phil Stanhope | 03m |
Claims rapid escalation of volumetric attacks with Q2 peaks at 383 GB then Q3 hitting 1 TB peak attack and Akamai reporting 43% bot traffic on networks… | ||
| Inserting privacy controls and due process into semi-autonomous algorithms | Matthew Carroll | 05m |
Argues that machine learning models are opaque in their hidden layers and that Silicon Valley’s open-source surge (TensorFlow, "mtk") and massive investment… | ||
| From possible to practical: The path for defense | Dan Kaminsky | 05m |
Describes a prototype called Autoclave that runs a disposable VM and browser sandbox under hypervisor root to isolate risky sites, shown as a working demo that… | ||
| My heart depends on your code | Marie Moe | 05m |
A patient’s heartbeat runs on proprietary device code that has no public specs, and the implant paces the ventricle 100% of the time with the atrium only paced… | ||
| O'Reilly Security Conference 2016 | 01m | |
Claim that defending networks requires persistent defense not hit and run tactics and shows how to build it using concrete controls: deploy low-interaction… | ||
| O'Reilly Security Conference 2016 Insights | 02m | |
Conference sessions show concrete deployments of machine learning and automation in live defenses, with vendors, researchers and ops teams describing the… | ||
| Conceptualizing attribution and why it matters | Benjamin Buchanan | 05m |
Attribution is a three-layered process: technical, operational, strategic analysis that combines forensic evidence with HUMINT, SIGINT and geospatial sources… | ||
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