365 Days of Cyberwar — What Attacks My Server Survived Last Year
summary
Analysis of attacks recorded over 365 days against a publicly exposed honeypot: the talk identifies the most common attack types, characterizes the public-facing server threat landscape, and highlights which defenses and attention points matter when protecting a server. It also discusses the merits and risks of running your own honeypots and how they can affect security in home and corporate IT environments.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:13Attack statistics
- 14:31Honeypots use
- 27:58Log analysis response
- 33:21Q&A
- 45:10Summary
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