Leigh Metcalf, Grep for Evil

Evil has been lurking in the Internet since its inception.  The IETF recognized this, releasing RFC 3514 on the evil bit.  Unfortunately it isn't widely adopted, so we have to find our evil in other ways.  Grepping is a time honored way of finding needles in haystacks, so let's see how much evil we can find in the DNS haystack...And can we answer the question of "Why is it so easy?" About the speaker: Leigh Metcalf is a Senior Network Security Research Analyst at the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute's cybersecurity (CERT) division. CERT is composed of a diverse group of researchers, software engineers, and security analysts who are developing cutting-edge information and training to improve the practice of cybersecurity. Before joining CERT, Leigh spent more than 10 years in industry working as a systems engineer, architect, and security specialist.