RSAC Security Scholar Poster Pitch-Off
summary
Panel showcases four short research pitches: a deception framework that uses honeypot variants and purpose-built SQL bait to seed and track junk credentials and argues defenders must design around IO goals; an air-traffic simulation that injects spoofing and replay attacks and reports safety alerts jumping from 1–2 to 14–16 safety incidents per 30 minutes and substantial controller workload effects; a PE malware study that adds a code-cave injection plus a tiny loader and achieves up to a 98% evasion rate vs MalConv/MalConv2; and an IDS/IPS prototype with RNN opcode models that measures crypto-miner power ~60 kWh vs defender ~52 kWh, framing security spend as environmental mitigation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome to Pitch-Off
- 1:02Event format and judges
- 2:26Aggressive cyber deception
- 13:07Air traffic control attacks
- 23:24Evading Windows malware
- 35:37Crypto mining’s environmental impact
- 46:20Closing remarks
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