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2018-018-Jack Rhysider, Cryptowars of the 90s, OSINT techniques, and hacking MMOs
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Jack Rhysider
Ok I think these topics should keep us busy for a while. Topics for discussion:
The oldest known vulnerability is still a big problem. Default passwords. Why haven't we fixed this yet? https://www.rapid7.com/db/vulnerabilities/telnet-default-account-admin-password-password http://census2012.sourceforge.net/paper.html
The NSA scrapes social media and regular OSINT techniques to figure out how to best attack a network. Manfred made a living hacking MMORPGs for the last 20 years. And he tried to do it as ethically as possible. When a single CA is breached, it breaks the security for the whole internet. Toy companies aren't securing children data What are options when you find a major security flaw in a home router but the vendor refuses to acknowledge it much less fix it? And there's no bug bounty.