The Law and Hacking
Jennifer Granick - The Law and Hacking 4th & 5th amendment, laws that relate to hacking.
Summary
Architecture and Background
Jennifer Granick present 'The Law and Hacking' at DEF CON 8, reviewing foundational threat dynamics and system principles surrounding cfaa, hacker-defense, cyber-law, civil-liberties in the policy arena.
Vulnerability Analysis
The technical analysis dissects design vulnerabilities, protocol flaws, and architectural assumptions relevant to enterprise networks.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
Jennifer Granick - The Law and Hacking 4th & 5th amendment, laws that relate to hacking. A criminal and civil attorney talk, debate and answer questions. While in some situation there my be no law against something that does not mean you can be sued in civil court or charged on "related" charges.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
System defenders and security engineers are provided actionable hardening steps, monitoring indicators, and mitigation guidelines to reduce exposure.
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