Hacking Exposed: The Art of Deterrence
summary
Stuart McClure demonstrates advanced offensive hacking techniques (both known and previously unseen) and explores whether retaliatory or proactive hacking could reduce attacker success. He describes concrete actions defenders can take to interfere with attackers and introduces a new endpoint defense technique claimed to block 99% of endpoint-focused attacks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:45Mimicat
- 14:28Art of Deterrence
- 19:48Demo
- 21:46Decrypt
- 23:33Scare PHP
- 31:03Recap
- 31:40ZeroDays
- 33:45Countermeasures
- 40:45Traditional Security Demo
- 44:21Conclusion
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