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Government IP_TAPPING: Vendors & Techniques

Jaya Baloo

Jaya Baloo explores government ip_tapping: vendors & techniques at DEF CON 11, examining lawful-interception and practical defenses.

Summary

Architecture and Background

Jaya Baloo - Government IP_TAPPING: Vendors & Techniques Government IP_TAPPING: Vendors & Techniques Jaya Baloo (CCNP, CISSP) has been working in InfoSec for 5 years, starting at Unisource in The Netherlands. Jaya Baloo contextualize these mechanics within the broader privacy landscape.

Vulnerability Analysis

The technical analysis investigates threat vectors and design shortcomings related to lawful-interception, wiretapping, surveillance-countermeasures, privacy.

Exploitation and Demonstrations

Jaya Baloo - Government IP_TAPPING: Vendors & Techniques Government IP_TAPPING: Vendors & Techniques Jaya Baloo (CCNP, CISSP) has been working in InfoSec for 5 years, starting at Unisource in The Netherlands. After moving to KPN Telecom, she has worked internationally for the Dutch Telecom Operator in Namibia, Egypt, Germany, and Costa Rica designing secure IP infrastructures for national operators. More recently she has worked in Prague for Czech Telecom on Lawful Interception.

Remediation and Defensive Strategies

Defenders and researchers are provided actionable defensive mitigations, monitoring telemetry, and configuration safeguards to minimize systemic risk.

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