2026 - CloudShell Abuse: a CTF, API, and persistent access to CPU/network/storage
2026 - CloudShell Abuse: a CTF, API, and persistent access to CPU/network/storage.
Summary
Overview: All right, why don't we get started a few minutes after the hour. Thanks for coming. I'm Jenko Wong. This is Chris Ryan. We're going to jump right into it. Uh we do various kinds of security threat research and we want to tell you a little bit of a story of some abuse and it's sort of a story about how we we start with some research and then where does it go where it becomes sort of uh interesting from an exploit or a blue team perspective. So let's jump into it a bit. And the genesis of this, j
Key Topics: ust to give you the backdrop, was last summer's um I help out with cloud village. We have CTFs. We're at Defcon. And a CTF um
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