Internet domains are brittle. One could hack into a military, a foreign government, or even global commercial web services domain using flaws in the underlying architecture. Fredrik Nordberg Almroth, co-founder of Detectify, talks about how he did just that -- hack .mil, hack the top level domain of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and even Gmail or Wordpress -- just by looking for basic misconfigurations. Transcript.
EP 85: The Rise Of Bots (and Bots As A Service)
EP 84: When Old Medical Devices Keep Pre-shared Keys
EP 83: Tales From The Dark Web: Ransomware, Data Extortion, and Operational Technology
EP 82: The Vulkan Files
EP 81: Hacking Visual Studio Code Extensions
EP 80: Ghost Token
EP 79: Conducting Incident Response in Costa Rica Post Conti Ransomware
EP 78: Defending Costa Rica From Conti Ransomware
EP 77: Security Chaos Engineering with Kelly Shortridge
EP 76: Hacking Medical Systems
EP 74: Disarming Document Threats
EP 73: Hacking Human Behavior
EP 72: Tales From A Ransomware Negotiator
EP 71: The Internet As A Pen Test
EP 70: Hacking Real World Criminals Online
EP 69: Self-Healing Operating Systems
EP 68: Incident Response in the Cloud
EP 67: When The Dark Web Discovered ChatGPT
EP 66: Shattering InfoSec’s Glass Ceiling
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