BlueHat Security Conference

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The goal of the BlueHat Security Conference is to educate both external security researchers and partners, as well as Microsoft engineers and executives, on current and emerging security threats, to help them address security issues in Microsoft products and services, and to protect our customers. BlueHat is a unique opportunity for Microsoft engineers and the security community to come together learn about the current threat landscape and challenge the thinking and actions we do in security. BlueHat is open to all Microsoft full time employees and a limited number of invite-only external attendees from the security community.

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BlueHat v17 || 10 Years of Targeted Credential Phishing | Billy Leonard

Vor 6 Jahren • 756 Aufrufe

BlueHat v17 || Where, how, and why is SSL traffic on mobile getting intercepted? A look at three million real-world SSL incidents

Vor 6 Jahren • 367 Aufrufe

BlueHat v17 || “_____ Is Not a Security Boundary." Things I Have Learned and Things That Have Gotten Better from Researching Microsoft Software

Vor 6 Jahren • 403 Aufrufe

BlueHat Security Conference

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BlueHat v17 || 10 Years of Targeted Credential Phishing | Billy Leonard

BlueHat v17 || Where, how, and why is SSL traffic on mobile getting intercepted? A look at three million real-world SSL incidents

BlueHat v17 || TLS 1.3 - Full speed ahead... mind the warnings - the great, the good and the bad

BlueHat v17 || Betraying the BIOS: Where the Guardians of the BIOS are Failing

BlueHat v17 || KERNELFAULT: R00ting the Unexploitable using Hardware Fault Injection

BlueHat v17 || Extracting Secrets from Silicon – A New Generation of Bug Hunting

BlueHat v17 || You Are Making Application Whitelisting Difficult

BlueHat v17 || Securing Windows Defender Application Guard

BlueHat v17 || Mitigations for the Masses: From EMET to Windows Defender Exploit Guard

BlueHat v17 || Don't Let Your Virtualization Fabric Become the Attack Vector

BlueHat v17 || Dangerous Contents - Securing .Net Deserialization

BlueHat v17 || Raising the Bar: New Hardware Primitives for Exploit Mitigations

BlueHat v17 || Born Secure. How to Design A Brand New Cloud Platform With A Strong Security Posture

BlueHat v17 || Down the Open Source Software Rabbit Hole

BlueHat v17 || All Your Cloud Are Belong to Us; Hunting Compromise in Azure

BlueHat v17 || Go Hunt: An Automated Approach for Security Alert Validation

BlueHat v17 || Scaling Incident Response - 5 Keys to Successful Defense at Scale

BlueHat v17 || 28 Registrations Later: Measuring the Exploitation of Residual Trust in Domains

BlueHat v17 || Out of the Truman Show: VM Escape in VMware Gracefully

BlueHat v17 || “_____ Is Not a Security Boundary." Things I Have Learned and Things That Have Gotten Better from Researching Microsoft Software

BlueHat v17 || Detecting Compromise on Windows Endpoints with Osquery

BlueHat v17 || Wannacrypt + Smbv1.0 Vulnerability = One of the Most Damaging Ransomware Attacks in History

BlueHat v17 || Using TLS Certificates to Track Activity Groups

BlueHat v17 || A Lustrum of Malware Network Communication: Evolution and Insights

BlueHat v17 || Dyre to Trickbot: An Inside Look at TLS-Encrypted Command-And-Control Traffic

BlueHat v17 || Sednit Reloaded: The Bears' Operations From Christmas to Halloween

BlueHat v17 || Disrupting the Mirai Botnet

BlueHat v17 || Detecting Compromise on Windows Endpoints with Osquery

BlueHat v17 || Corrupting Memory in Microsoft Office Protected-View Sandbox

BlueHat v18 || Keynote - This is not fine - surviving cynicism and building happy security teams