Track 3
Shows how to move past ordinary bug hunting toward finding a server-side request forgery worth a bounty.
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Track 3 talks from CactusCon 12 2024.
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Track 3
Shows how to move past ordinary bug hunting toward finding a server-side request forgery worth a bounty.
Track 3·45 min
Mike Landeck
Shows how browsers get fingerprinted and tracked by third-party systems, and practical steps to limit that exposure.
Track 3·59 min
Craig
Shows how anomaly detection and conventional queries can surface cloud data exfiltration hidden among normal API activity.
Track 3·56 min
pr0b3r7 · Josh Huff
Shows how a red team deploys, configures and secures C2 infrastructure, and automates it with infrastructure as code.
Track 3·50 min
Eli Woodward
Explains how states and commercial vendors use iPhone zero-days to pursue geopolitical goals, and what that means for defenders.
Track 3·24 min
Anthony Kosednar · Danielle Jamieson · Nate Thornton
Shows how to write incident updates for executives that drop jargon, stick to facts and focus on business impact.
Track 3·29 min
Kyle Nordby
Shows how remote management tools leave forensic traces and which artifacts help investigators confirm their use.
Track 3·57 min
Matt Edmonson
Shows how breach dumps and infostealer logs can be searched and used to answer investigative and defensive questions.
Track 3·56 min
Erica
Shows how small, separate flaws combine into critical exploit chains, from file upload abuse to SQL injection and command injection.
Track 3·59 min
Larry Pesce
Shows how software bills of materials, enriched with CVE and threat data, can expose attack paths in embedded devices.
Track 3·42 min
Scott McAllister
Surveys how webhook providers verify senders and shows practical checks consumers can add to incoming events.
Track 3
Explores how ChatGPT can be applied to penetration testing work.