BalCCon - Balkan Computer Congress·52 min
fladnaG (Max)
Reviews balCCon2k22 - fladnaG (Max) - Internationalized Domain Names and its possible bad uses and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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CODE BLUE·38 min
Engineers explore architecture and security mechanisms for [CB23]Hi! My Name Is [What?]: Abusing DHCP To Spoof DNS Records.
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FIRST·29 min
Off Label Use of DNS
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Off Label Use of DNS - Is DNS Providing Domain Name Service Only?.
dnslabelproviding+3
fwd:cloudsec North America 2025·39 min
Seth Art
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning whoAMI: Discovering and exploiting a large-scale AMI name confusion attack.
whoamidiscoveringexploiting+3
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy·20 min
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning MitM Attack by Name Collision: Cause Analysis and Vulnerability Assessment in the New gTLD Era.
mitmvulnerability-assessmentattack+3
OWASP Foundation·47 min
Sebastian Roth · Ben Stock
Sebastian Roth analyzes Restricting The Scripts, You're To Blame, You Give CSP A Bad Name.
restrictingscriptblame+2
S4 Events·33 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding Understanding and Securing Unified Name Space (UNS).
spaceunderstandingunified+1
The Linux Foundation·11 min
Explores CRob on his name origin and open source security | Techstrong at OSSNA 2022 and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
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The Linux Foundation·46 min
What’s in a Name? The Highs and Lows of OSS Trademark Policy Dev...- Rebecca Rumbul & Gracie Gregory
Evaluates whats in a Name? The Highs and Lows of OSS Trademark Policy Dev...- Rebecca Rumbul & Gracie Gregory and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
nametrademarkwhat+2
The Linux Foundation·45 min
Justin Murphy
Evaluates whats in a Name? Vulnerabilities, SBOMs, and the Challenge of Software Identity and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
vulnerabilitiesidentityname+1
Videos·26 min
Analyzes the modality of mortality in domain names and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
modalitymortalitydomain+2
BlueHat IL·37 min
Ori David
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning Ori David - Hi! My Name Is [What?]: Abusing Microsoft DHCP to....
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Microsoft Israel R&D Center·31 min
My Name is "CN=Microsoft Windows
Security researchers examine technical aspects of BlueHat IL 2018 - Matt Graeber - Hi, My Name is "CN=Microsoft Windows, O=Microsoft Corporation….
windowsmattgraeber+1
Nullcon Berlin·37 min
Discusses hi, enterprise Name Is Keyboard By Marc Newlin and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
namekeyboardmarc+2
RomHack·40 min
Ta-Lun Yen
Examines ta-Lun Yen - enterprise name is impostor. You are SSL VPN. Prepare to let me surf freely and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
vpnta-lunname+2
SEC-T·41 min
Hello my name is QSECOFR
Details 0x10: Jonas Vestberg - Hello enterprise name is QSECOFR and evaluates key implications for security practitioners.
jonavestberghello+1
Black Hat Asia·26 min
Xiang Li
Security researchers examine technical aspects of Phoenix Domain Attack: Vulnerable Links in Domain Name Delegation and Revocation.
phoenixdomainattack+3
fwd:cloudsec·23 min
Nathan Eades
Nathan Eades explores It's Just a Name, Right.
namejustright
RSAC Cybersecurity·19 min
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning 2015 Quick Look: Domain Name Abuse.
quicklookdomain+2
RSAC Cybersecurity·29 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding Conundrums in Cyberspace: Exploiting Security in the Name of, well, Security.
conundrumcyberspaceexploiting+2
RSAC Cybersecurity·40 min
Industry experts analyze emerging threats surrounding Critical DNS & Domain Name Security Intelligence to Thwart Cyberattacks.
dnsintelligencecritical+3
RSAC Cybersecurity·58 min
Analysts investigate attack surfaces and defenses concerning Webcast: Name, Shame & Future Claims: How TAs Are Using Triple Extortion to Get Paid.
webcastnameshame+2
OffensiveCon·27 min
Mark Brand
Coverage of 23 - Mark Brand - What’s in a Name? from the conference program.
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Strange Loop Conference·9 min
Felienne Hermans
Presenters detail vulnerability discovery and exploitation in Felienne Hermans: How patterns in variable names can make code easier to read.
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