A Hacker Walks Into A Co-Working Space
summary
An assessment of security weaknesses found in co-working spaces, demonstrating compromises of unpatched network devices, visitor/entry management systems, surveillance cameras, databases, desktops and source code belonging to startups. Uses offensive testing and case-study style examples to show how common conveniences in co-working environments can be exploited. Focuses on practical findings rather than defensive theory.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:55Wait a minute...
- 5:43Let's explore
- 8:51Physical Security
- 11:33SERVER ROOM
- 16:08Network Security
- 29:47What's at risk?
- 30:17Some tips to stay secure
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