Black Hat 2020: zvelo Cybersecurity Observations
Black Hat 2020, emphasizing an aim to undermine the legitimacy of the upcoming US elections, observations from zvelo’s Cybersecurity Team.
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Black Hat 2020, emphasizing an aim to undermine the legitimacy of the upcoming US elections, observations from zvelo’s Cybersecurity Team.
I attended one of the Black Hat training sessions titled “Advanced C++ Source Code Analysis.” It was quite fascinating! Looking through source code for bugs seems to be a different mindset from writing software.
After Cofer’s talk, I settled into the “Next-Gen Web” track, which was smaller than the “threat intel” and “bit flow” tracks that drew big crowds. The first topic was on a new web protocol being developed by Google called SPDY (pronounced “speedy”). While interesting, the talk had little to do with security. The speaker was a young German who is heavily involved in the security sector, but his talk simply explained the protocol. I honestly could have gathered most of what he spoke about by reading the documentation and playing with some examples. I was not terribly impressed.