This Month In Security Episode 10: April, 2023 - Edition
summary
Panel summarizes RSA takeaways: researchers find 54,000 SLP instances exposed to the Internet enabling 2,000x amplification DDoS; a demo applies neural nets to detect non‑randomness in block ciphers several rounds beyond NIST tests; homomorphic encryption plus ML filters images and runs sentiment analysis without exposing keys; incident trend shows Linux malware via LinkedIn using Unicode tricks to hide extensions; advice is to deploy DoS protection, capture packets during attacks, and lock management interfaces off the Internet.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome to This Month in Security
- 1:06RSA Conference highlights
- 8:29AI and ML in security
- 13:25Vendors and threat insights
- 27:57Cybersecurity events and trends
- 36:04Lazarus Linux malware via fake job ads
- 42:14DDoS protection best practices
- 45:23CVE process evolution
- 50:44Beginner CTF event
- 54:54Closing and next episode
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