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UID:pretalx-2024-DAQGMD@cfp.nsec.io
DTSTART;TZID=EST:20240517T151500
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DESCRIPTION:Did you know that ransomware groups are actually generous? They
 're so generous\, in fact\, that after putting all their time and effort i
 nto writing an exploit\, they just share it with the internet for free! At
  GreyNoise\, we've made it our mission to detect and categorize all traffi
 c blasted onto the internet\, which includes old exploits for old vulnerab
 ilities\, new exploits for new vulnerabilities\, and everything in between
 . We'll show you what happens when an experienced exploit developer kicks 
 back and lets others do the hard work - by building and deploying honeypot
 s for emergent threats\, we can spend our time analyzing what the baddies 
 are up to\, which vulnerabilities are actually being exploited\, and who's
  being naughty. This talk will include real-world exploitation examples\, 
 including examples of exploits that would go on to join the Known Exploite
 d Vulnerabilities (KEV) list. We'll Armed with that information\, security
  teams can use their limited resources much more efficiently by prioritizi
 ng the vulnerabilities that are under attack!
DTSTAMP:20260916T064459Z
LOCATION:Ville-Marie
SUMMARY:Finding signals in the noise: Why write exploits when attackers sha
 re them for free? - Ron Bowes
URL:https://cfp.nsec.io/2024/talk/DAQGMD/
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