KEYNOTE 1: The Future, The Past, and … Wait, Where the Hell are We Now?
summary
Argues that threat detection is stuck chasing patterns and that defensive AI fails when features are wrong, documents a shift into CPU microarchitecture with a 6-month ramp inside Intel and wrestling with a 5,000-page Intel SDM where the fix is one line buried in 50 pages, shows tool-building attempts to extract static binary features and blames market funding for leaving static analysis underfunded while sandboxes flourish, and gives hard numbers: a women-only reverse‑engineering bootcamp growing from 15 to 32 to 67 attendees with alumni now teaching and publishing.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 10:10Threat detection myths and limitations
- 22:10Security research vs. business needs
- 31:20Policy and nation-state malware insights
- 41:01Women in security and reverse engineering workshop
- 50:30Portland’s culture and community takeaways
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