Keynote: The Hidden Architecture of our Time: Why This Internet Worked, How We Could Lose It...
summary
A cloud-hosted Chrome demo streams a full browser and proves a deployment pattern: frontload VM setup, then hand control to a container and apply seccomp/BPF guards so the runtime issues only 14 syscalls, cutting attack surface. A Docker-in-VM isolation model plus autoclave-style resets defends against temporal and spatial taint. Historical fixes use lang-theoretic HTML filters instead of brittle regex (the famous MySpace '<3' failure), and DNS longevity plus openness explain why this Internet scales.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Conference overview
- 4:15Speed versus security
- 8:05Introducing Dan Kaminsky
- 11:56Future of computing
- 20:25Tech giants' failures
- 35:57Why this internet works
- 47:13Cybersecurity NIH institution
- 53:50Security in AI age
- 1:00:06Trust and risk in cloud
- 1:09:50Making security impactful
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