Locknote: Conclusions and Key Takeaways from Black Hat Europe 2018
summary
Community says attackers keep finding bugs quickly while defenders struggle to fix them, with many teams automating repetitive tasks but still burning out; explicit notes that iOS zero‑days fetch prices in the millions while Android bugs remain cheaper, creating a two‑tier mobile population; reviewers see machine learning everywhere in demos but warn data labeling and analyst input remain the bottleneck; deception adoption is tiny — only three canary users in the room — and mentoring and generalist skills are in short supply.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:05How do we win
- 8:42Defense fatigue
- 15:52Social skills
- 21:09Security
- 31:28Malware specialization
- 32:29Diversity of submissions
- 36:42Intelligence log
- 40:17Time management
- 40:55Attackers and defenders
- 41:42Review Board
- 42:28Defense is Hard
- 44:41Socialisation
- 45:23Vendors
- 46:22Conclusion
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