Het beveiligen van de productiviteit, samenwerking en enterprise data is van cruciaal belang op het moment dat organisaties transformeren naar een Digital Workplace. De “Anniversary Update” van Windows 10 bevat enorm veel nieuwe functionaliteiten om deze zaken te waarborgen. In combinatie met de Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) oplossing van Microsoft zijn bedrijven in staat om identiteiten onder controle te houden en enterprise data te behoeden voor fouten van medewerkers. In deze deep dive sessie breng ik je op de hoogte van nieuwe functionaliteiten, zoals Enterprise Data Protection en Phone Sign-in.
Het beveiligen van de productiviteit, samenwerking en enterprise data is van cruciaal belang op het moment dat organisaties transformeren naar een Digital Workplace. De “Anniversary Update” van Windows 10 bevat enorm veel nieuwe functionaliteiten om deze zaken te waarborgen. In combinatie met de Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) oplossing van Microsoft zijn bedrijven in staat om identiteiten onder controle te houden en enterprise data te behoeden voor fouten van medewerkers. In deze deep dive sessie breng ik je op de hoogte van nieuwe functionaliteiten, zoals Enterprise Data Protection en Phone Sign-in.
In a world where most of the internet traffic is produced by bots, who will defend the innocent from the relentless onslaught of malicious botnet activity?
Everyday, countless incidents of botnet activity occur all around the web; wreaking havoc in the form of mass security breaches, data scraping, fraudulent activity and DDoS attacks. The first step in the defense against botnets is to know when suspicious activity is taking place.
This talk covers: what a botnet is, how they work, and walks through a technique we are developing at Distil Networks to identify the presence of a botnet and a list of responsible participants. The botnet identification method described utilizes a correlation in traffic on a customer’s site, along with user fingerprinting, to first alert when a botnet is present and then identify key players.
We constantly see how IoT security is bypassed and abused, creating the biggest Botnet in history or the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded. But what happens when we used common devices like routers as a weapon? and/or use IoT development platforms such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP8266 and other to create cyber-weapons? Let find out!
How can we avoid\prevent a ransomware attack Please check https://firewall.firm.in/preventing-ransomware/ , Use Sophos Antivirus & Firewall
Sophos Central Platform Manage all your Sophos Antivirus & Firewall from a single, cloud-based console.
Synchronized Security
Next-gen security with real-time intelligence sharing between your endpoints and firewall.
“No other company is close to delivering this type of communication between endpoint and network security products.” Please contact us on sales@itmonteur.net
Snooping on Cellular Gateways and Their Critical Role in ICSPriyanka Aash
To keep up with the growing demand of always-on and available-anywhere connectivity, the use of cellular, in comparison to its wireless mobile connectivity counterpart in the electromagnetic spectrum, is rapidly expanding. My research in the IoT space led me down the path of discovering a variety of vulnerabilities related to cellular devices manufactured by Sierra Wireless and many others. Proper disclosures have occurred; however, many manufactures have been slow to respond. This led into examining numerous publicly disclosed vulnerabilities that were considered "low-hanging-fruit" against cellular devices and other cellular-based network modems that are often deployed as out of band management interfaces. The research expanded through the details provided in configuration templates available by each device including the following:
- Wireless Network Information
- IPSec Tunnel Authentication Details
- Connected devices and services
Focusing on an obfuscated series of examples to protect the organizations, people, and companies identified; this presentation focuses on the services and systems information of the following, commonly deployed cellular-connected devices to provide an in-depth look at what is easily possible:
- Emergency Response systems
- Resource collection systems
- Transportation Safety
- Out of band management
Learn Ethical Hacking With Kali Linux | Ethical Hacking Tutorial | Kali Linux...Edureka!
( ** Edureka Online Training: https://www.edureka.co/cybersecurity-certification-training ** )
This Edureka "Ethical Hacking using Kali Linux" video will give you an introduction to Ethical Hacking and Kali Linux. This video will give you an exhaustive video on the fundamentals of Kali Linux and teach how to use the operating system along with its various tools. Below are the topics in this video:
What is ethical hacking?
What is Kali Linux?
Why use Kali Linux?
Command Line Essentials
Proxychains
Macchanger
Wireless Penetration Testing
Cracking WPA2 using Aircrack-ng & Crunch
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Hacking , Types of Hackers, Purpose of Hacking, Motives Evil and to destroy and many more. Tools used by hackers in hacking the systems. Conferences held for hackers to know about recent activities and new ways.
In a world where most of the internet traffic is produced by bots, who will defend the innocent from the relentless onslaught of malicious botnet activity?
Everyday, countless incidents of botnet activity occur all around the web; wreaking havoc in the form of mass security breaches, data scraping, fraudulent activity and DDoS attacks. The first step in the defense against botnets is to know when suspicious activity is taking place.
This talk covers: what a botnet is, how they work, and walks through a technique we are developing at Distil Networks to identify the presence of a botnet and a list of responsible participants. The botnet identification method described utilizes a correlation in traffic on a customer’s site, along with user fingerprinting, to first alert when a botnet is present and then identify key players.
We constantly see how IoT security is bypassed and abused, creating the biggest Botnet in history or the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded. But what happens when we used common devices like routers as a weapon? and/or use IoT development platforms such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP8266 and other to create cyber-weapons? Let find out!
How can we avoid\prevent a ransomware attack Please check https://firewall.firm.in/preventing-ransomware/ , Use Sophos Antivirus & Firewall
Sophos Central Platform Manage all your Sophos Antivirus & Firewall from a single, cloud-based console.
Synchronized Security
Next-gen security with real-time intelligence sharing between your endpoints and firewall.
“No other company is close to delivering this type of communication between endpoint and network security products.” Please contact us on sales@itmonteur.net
Snooping on Cellular Gateways and Their Critical Role in ICSPriyanka Aash
To keep up with the growing demand of always-on and available-anywhere connectivity, the use of cellular, in comparison to its wireless mobile connectivity counterpart in the electromagnetic spectrum, is rapidly expanding. My research in the IoT space led me down the path of discovering a variety of vulnerabilities related to cellular devices manufactured by Sierra Wireless and many others. Proper disclosures have occurred; however, many manufactures have been slow to respond. This led into examining numerous publicly disclosed vulnerabilities that were considered "low-hanging-fruit" against cellular devices and other cellular-based network modems that are often deployed as out of band management interfaces. The research expanded through the details provided in configuration templates available by each device including the following:
- Wireless Network Information
- IPSec Tunnel Authentication Details
- Connected devices and services
Focusing on an obfuscated series of examples to protect the organizations, people, and companies identified; this presentation focuses on the services and systems information of the following, commonly deployed cellular-connected devices to provide an in-depth look at what is easily possible:
- Emergency Response systems
- Resource collection systems
- Transportation Safety
- Out of band management
Learn Ethical Hacking With Kali Linux | Ethical Hacking Tutorial | Kali Linux...Edureka!
( ** Edureka Online Training: https://www.edureka.co/cybersecurity-certification-training ** )
This Edureka "Ethical Hacking using Kali Linux" video will give you an introduction to Ethical Hacking and Kali Linux. This video will give you an exhaustive video on the fundamentals of Kali Linux and teach how to use the operating system along with its various tools. Below are the topics in this video:
What is ethical hacking?
What is Kali Linux?
Why use Kali Linux?
Command Line Essentials
Proxychains
Macchanger
Wireless Penetration Testing
Cracking WPA2 using Aircrack-ng & Crunch
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edureka_lea...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edurekaIN/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/edurekain
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edureka
Hacking , Types of Hackers, Purpose of Hacking, Motives Evil and to destroy and many more. Tools used by hackers in hacking the systems. Conferences held for hackers to know about recent activities and new ways.
A look at the methodology and techniques or hackers, cyber criminals and state sponsored attackers. Explores the kill chain, Geo political instability and the dark web.
How to hack a telecom and stay alive
Speaker: Sergey Gordeychik
Penetration testing of telecommunication companies' networks is one of the most complicated and interesting tasks of this kind. Millions of IPs, thousands of nodes, hundreds of Web servers and only one spare month. What challenges are waiting for an auditor during the telecom network testing? What to pay attention on? How to use the working time more effectively? Why is the subscriber more dangerous than hacker? Why is contractor more dangerous than subscriber? How to connect vulnerability with financial losses? Sergey Gordeychik will tell about it and the most significant and funny cases of penetration testing of telecommunication networks in his report.
This talk revisits the 2016 Mirai attack which targeted IoT devices including IP cameras, WiFi-connected refrigerators, home routers, and more. The resulting botnet was used to attack Dyn’s DNS platform, which affected many websites including Twitter, SoundCloud, Airbnb, and Spotify.
You will learn and discuss the answers to these questions and more:
• What is the current state of Mirai and Mirai variants?
• What Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) defenses do you have in place?
• How can you prepare to detect and defend against them botnet malware?
• What is recommended in the September 2018 NISTIR Draft,
Considerations for Managing Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks.
The last years have seen the growth of botnets and its transformation into a highly profitable business. Most of the botnets seen until now have used the same basic concepts. This presentation intends to show what are the major challenges faced by botnet authors and what they might try in the future to solve them.
The presentation will pass through some interesting solutions for botnet design challenges. A layered and extensible approach for Bots will be presented, showing that solutions from exploit construction (like metasploit), P2P networks (Gnutella and Skype), authentication (digital signatures) and covert channels research fields can be used to make botnets more reliable, extensible and hard to put down.
Beginner level presentation on Malware Identification as part of the Malware Reverse Engineering course. Learn what malware is, how it functions, how it can be detected, identified and isolated for reverse engineering. For more information about malware detection and removal visit https://www.intertel.co.za
Automation attacks are currently plaguing organizations in industries ranging from financial to retail, to gaming & entertainment. These attacks exploit stolen credential leaks, black market & custom attack toolkits, and massively scalable infrastructure to launch widely distributed attacks that are extremely difficult to detect, let alone attribute. In this presentation we will inform the audience of the scale of this problem, discuss a detection methodology to counter these attacks, and walk through 3 real-world examples of how attackers created and monetized the distributed infrastructure they require to launch these attacks.
Without even knowing it, you could be offering very private information to strangers every single day.
In this presentation, we will take a look at the history of security to vocabulary to modern day examples of data breaches.
Here's some of the vocabulary that we'll take a look at:
- Rootkit
- Trojan
- Ransomeware
- BOTNET
- DDoS
Présentation sur les logiciels libres dans le domaine du graphisme et de l'audiovisuel. Eracom, 2019. Remerciement à Régis Wieland, organisateur de l'atelier.
Présentation donnée au Center for Future Publishing, HEAD Genève, décembre 2018. Je parle de mon travail de publication hybride, de mon implication dans différentes communautés du logiciel libre, de l'archivage numérique...
https://ms-studio.net/talks/open-talk-center-for-future-publishing/
On October 24, 2013, I gave a talk at the 4th Books in Browsers conference, San Francisco, about the mysterious phenomena of spam-as-books that has been infiltrating distribution platforms and university libraries worldwide.
“Quelques outils, quelques projets” - présentation donnée lors du séminaire ELIF n°1 (résistance électronique, stratégie éditoriale et cyberféminisme), organisé par Ensba Lyon et l'ESADSE.
A short talk given at WordCamp Switzerland 2014, about the importance of time and date in website architecture, and in WordPress.
Presentation of my custom plugin Minimalistic Event Manager: http://wordpress.org/plugins/minimalistic-event-manager/
2x10 = des rencontres mensuelles entre professionnels des secteurs créatifs et technologiques : graphistes, artistes visuels, concepteurs multimédia, makers, développeurs...
Présentation donnée le 13 septembre 2013 au premier meeting 2x10.
A lightning talk, given at Libre Graphics Meeting 2013 in Madrid.
My favorite feature request for Desktop Publishing (DTP) software makers: bring your style definitions on par with CSS, and let us edit the style rules **in the code**, if we want to.
Nowadays, we designers know CSS. We want that flexibility for our text style definitions!
How eleven students (of HEAD Geneva) created a type specimen book in 5 days, featuring 200+ libre and open source fonts.
View on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/68202369
Support de la présentation donnée au Meetup WordPress Genève, le 5 décembre 2012. Comprend: (1) Introduction à WordPress, (2) Comment contribuer à WordPress, (3) Les nouveautés de WordPress 3.5.
Slides from the talk given at the WordPress Geneva Meetup, December 5th 2012, for the pre-release of WordPress 3.5.
Greyscale Press produit des simulacres de livres, de 70 à 700 pages, reposant sur des textes d'origine électronique, généralement trouvés, idéalement libres de droits, abandonnés par leurs auteurs, anonymes ou non identifiables. Contenus récurrents: narration approximative ("Report from the desert"), wikipédisme ("VJing"), procès-verbaux ("IT-95-5/18-I"), interviews ("In conversation with Julian Assange"), mailing-listes ("ZKP1"), random ("La décimation"), données brutes ("Data Hammer").
This slideshow accompanied the public presentation given on May 13th 2010 at Mapping Festival Geneva, as the outcome of the Wiki-Sprint Workshop. For further information, see http://wiki-sprint.ch
3. BOT
• derived from the word "robot"
• program that performs repetitive
functions
• infected computer controlled by
another computer
4. BOTNET
• a network of bots
• commonly used to control or
attack computer systems
• controlled through an IRC
channel.
• also referred to as “zombies” or
“drones”
16. GTbot
• modified IRC client
• coupled with the hackers own scripts
• port scanning
• DDoS attacks
17. DDoS
• Distributed Denial of Service Attack
• attacker causes a network of
computers to “flood” a victim
computer with large amounts of data
or specific commands
29. RBN
• cybercrime organization
• personal identity theft
• bulletproof hosting
• child pornography, phishing, spam,
and malware distribution
• physically based in St. Petersburg