Why do conferences be asking for the slide deck weeks in advance and need me to use their theme? I’m gonna make it two days before with my own designs and it’s gonna be bomb don’t worry.
You’re stripping me of my chaotic, creative process.
I love how the word “malformed” is used instead of “specially crafted” when exploiting a DoS bug. Unless “malformed” is a synthetic word composed from “maliciously” and “formed” 😉
I've been using GitHub CoPilot for a few days now.
I've been in software nearly 2 decades and I'm trying to remember the last time something felt this magical.
I'm googling a lot less because it just figures out what I want. Super impressed.
If you've been ignoring it, stop.
30 cybersecurity search engines for researchers:
1. Dehashed—View leaked credentials.
2. SecurityTrails—Extensive DNS data.
3. DorkSearch—Really fast Google dorking.
4. ExploitDB—Archive of various exploits.
5. ZoomEye—Gather information about targets.
Most companies are not Uber this morning as a matter of luck, not skill.
This could easily have been ~90% of organizations.
Don’t point and laugh. It could be you next time, and it might be already.
After a short break we'll be back with “Secure your code like NASA with Security as Code (SaC)” by Joseph Katsioloudes. See you at 10:15 (GMT+2)!
Abstract: https://sec-t.org/talks/#Joseph-Katsioloudes…
Live stream: https://youtu.be/wrOpBQcCvAYhttps://sec-t.org/talks/#Joseph-Katsioloudes…
. Despite both presenting sessions on #CodeQL, the use cases and content is different (which again shows how versatile CodeQL is), adding great value to anyone attending!