So, China requires facial registration for every new phone; US wants facial recognition for every human crossing borders; Russia will install sw (controlling camera?) > Russian software will be mandatory on all devices sold in the country from July 1, 2020 https://t.co/p7ldljXbJ9

Interesting idea from Google: integrate the security practice of fuzzing in the ordinary software development lifecycle. Now that’s a way to articulate devsecops. But what are the chances that the average developer outside Silicon Valley can (or has time to) write fuzzers? #BHEU https://t.co/aplU1EkVcj

@F_Kaltheuner Best session of the day @F_Kaltheuner and @Bendineliot. Thanks for sharing the research.

Best session of the BlackHat Europe 2019 so far for me. Must watch the recording when it gets published #BHEU > Is Your Mental Health for Sale? https://t.co/hO6QCxRks7

It’s a shame when the word “ethical” gets abused in titles of sessions that have nothing to do with ethics. Conference review panels exist for a reason. #BHEU

I started my career in cybersecurity 20y ago. Visiting the #BHEU again this year I can’t help but notice that certain (most) things haven’t changed a bit. Others have reached a level of seriousness unseen when I started (scale of attack/defense efforts, profile of some actors).

Fascinating session on crafting cyberattacks to fake source/techniques/intents, blaming a designated target (mainly for state sponsored attacks) and increasing cost of forensic analysis. Worth watching > Conducting a Successful False Flag Cyber Operation (Blame it on China) #BHEU

Red Team objectives at Facebook. #BHEU https://t.co/2VHNE5FMHv

Today and tomorrow at the BlackHat EU conference in London. Possibly, one of the very few fun and inspiring events left to attend in the tech industry these days.

#BHEU

From “This is Marketing: You Can’t Be Seen Until You Learn To See” (Seth Godin).
From now on, I’m going to send this in reply to every unsolicited message I receive. https://t.co/OGivw5qNX8