The Five Most Dangerous New Attack Techniques and How to Counter Them
summary
Panelists from SANS will identify and explain five recent high-risk attack techniques, describe how those techniques operate, and outline defensive measures to block them. The discussion focuses on industrial control system attacks, reverse engineering and exploit methods, threat modeling and penetration testing insights, and practical countermeasures and preparation strategies, followed by audience Q&A.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:00The Magic Clicker
- 6:25Authentication
- 8:50Phishing Email
- 9:11Phishing Example
- 9:38Proxying
- 9:58Browser Instances
- 10:22No Perfect Solution
- 11:40Highly Targeted Attacks
- 12:24Critical Controls
- 13:55Zero Days
- 15:00Defenses
- 15:37Dangerous New Attack
- 15:59Evolution of Third Party Supply Chain Compromises
- 17:29Empty Umbrella Group
- 18:54Supply Chain
- 19:45Phishing
- 21:00Supply Chain Attacks
- 23:03countermeasures
- 24:35industrial control systems
- 25:41scalable industrial attacks
- 26:12ICS cyber kill chain
- 27:45Ukraine 2015 attack
- 31:04Ukraine 2016 attack
- 33:00Heterogeneous environment
- 37:04Casualty causing attacks
- 40:16Target human life
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