Best session of BlackHat EU day 2 by @4ppsec and best of the event for me. Despite the title, it has little to do with Alexa and much with the security of serverless functions, which is incredibly important and poorly understood. Must-watch #BHEU > Alexa, Hack My Server(less)

Part of the reason for the spike in attacks against security cameras is that people are buying an enormous amount of vulnerable cameras sold through an OEM supply chain, as NTT Secure Platform Lab showed at #BHEU

Great session @AsuNa_jp https://t.co/a4sEfFTGJX

@F_Kaltheuner @BlackHatEvents @Bendineliot I don’t think this paper is about enterprise binary apps like a CRM, a payroll or HR system, a commercial spreadsheet, etc. Those are the ones I am talking about.

Panasonic reports a significant growth in attacks against security cameras. Main offenders are: China, US, Russia. #BHEU

Thanks for Find My Phone, @Apple. One of the best services ever created. It saved me twice just in the last two months.

@F_Kaltheuner @BlackHatEvents Questions for you and @Bendineliot:

3. How much of this aggressive tracking comes from lack of education/awareness from devs vs. actual malicious intent to monetize? Nowadays devs are requested to be expert in ITops, security, AI… They don’t necessarily have implications clear

@F_Kaltheuner @BlackHatEvents Questions for you and @Bendineliot:

2. Why this aggressive tracking is always targeting consumers in their private life and not (I assume) enterprise users, which might have much bigger spending power (or other forms of influence) in their corporate roles?

@F_Kaltheuner @BlackHatEvents Questions for you and @Bendineliot:

1. We’ve seen this aggressive tracking activity proliferate mainly in relation to web properties (and recently mobile apps). What about binary desktop applications? Did you ever look into that? Do you see a trend?

Of course, you can go wrong with the human touch, too, as @ebay eloquently shows thanks to stats provided by @gethumancom (and this is just the subset recorded by GetHuman) https://t.co/J7s8zEfR7l

I send an email to @Google Domains asking the price of yearly renewal if I decide to move a premium domain to them. This is the garbage that I get back. Great first impression. That’s why when I hear that #AI bots are revolutionary tech (I want to believe this is a bot..) I laugh https://t.co/p4AAfuIndc