Talks·49 min
Brad Burkle
Shows how rogue third-party scripts on web pages can be found, fenced in, and blocked before they steal payment data.
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Browse DEF CON 34Austin, TX, USA · October 2022 · 41 talks
Talks from LASCON 2022.
1–24 of 41 talks
Talks·49 min
Brad Burkle
Shows how rogue third-party scripts on web pages can be found, fenced in, and blocked before they steal payment data.
Talks·55 min
Garrett Gross
Shares lessons from building a security operations function from the ground up at a company mid-transformation.
Talks·49 min
Anton Aleksandrov
Explains why OAuth2, OIDC and JWTs exist, how their grant flows differ, and how bearer tokens get validated.
Talks·35 min
Phillip Wylie
Shows how API endpoints fit into external attack surface management, from asset discovery to continuous testing.
Talks·40 min
Rafal Los
Draws parallels between raising children and running security programs, covering containment, behavior change, and leadership.
Talks·45 min
Gabe Schuyler
Shows how Docker containers let teams run web application security scans repeatedly and automatically in development pipelines.
Talks·45 min
Farshad Abasi
Shows how the OWASP Security Knowledge Framework turns ASVS requirements into labs, checklists and a Kubernetes deployment.
Talks·31 min
Jet Anderson
Walks through the OWASP Secrets Management Cheat Sheet's guidance on storing, detecting, and responding to exposed credentials.
Talks·52 min
Pranshu Bajpai
Maps common security weak points in CI/CD pipelines and explains how to bring security into developer workflows.
Talks·55 min
John Poulin
Walks through design patterns that help web applications survive incidents, prevent regressions, and resist XSS edge cases.
Talks·52 min
Moshe Zioni
Shows how design-stage decisions create supply chain weaknesses, with IoT, cryptography standard and influence case studies.
Talks·34 min
James Wickett
Outlines common warning signs that a DevSecOps move is stalling, with practical questions teams can use to course-correct.
Talks·51 min
Dan Cornell
Presents survey findings on what drives software supply chain security programs, who leads them, and how budgets are shifting.
Talks·40 min
Chris Koehnecke
Walks through the OWASP DevSecOps Maturity Model with open source tools mapped to each of its security requirements.
Talks·49 min
Chris Romeo
Presents a maturity framework for building a security champions program that developers actively want to join.
Talks·49 min
Arthur Loris
Shows how to turn STRIDE threat models into dollar-based loss estimates using FAIR and Monte Carlo simulation.
Talks·56 min
Alex (hex0punk) Useche
Shows common Go bugs, concurrency pitfalls, and how static and dynamic tools find them.
Talks·53 min
Matt Tesauro
Walks through the OWASP API Top 10 from both attacker and defender views, mapping each attack to detection and testing.
Talks·52 min
Marcus J. Carey
Shows how Ethereum wallets and Solidity contracts work, then demonstrates a withdrawal flaw and a re-entrancy exploit.
Talks·46 min
Abraham Aranguren
Shows how to audit Electron desktop apps and chain XSS into code execution through node integration, preload scripts and IPC.
Talks·48 min
Igor Matlin
Shows how exposed mobile app APIs and open cloud storage can be found and abused with simple scripts.
Talks·53 min
Tiago Mendo
Explains how to run the ZAP web scanner across thousands of applications, tuning batching, sessions and false positives.
Talks·56 min
Adrian Sanabria
Argues that budgets, products and staff have not stopped breaches, and that testing and practice are what is missing.
Talks·46 min
Robert Hansen
Argues that infosec is failing to reduce risk and explains why current scoring and tooling mislead executives.