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The Trend of Attacks Moving Towards Humans
01:32 - 12:46 (11:14)
With attacks moving more towards humans through social engineering tactics, it's important to consider the security of the entire stack, from networking security to software security.
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Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in software, such as buffer overflows and memory safety issues, to take over control of the program and execute codes that were unintended, leading to compromised systems under the attacker's control.
01:32 - 04:43 (03:10)
Summary
Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in software, such as buffer overflows and memory safety issues, to take over control of the program and execute codes that were unintended, leading to compromised systems under the attacker's control.
ChapterThe Trend of Attacks Moving Towards Humans
Episode#95 – Dawn Song: Adversarial Machine Learning and Computer Security
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This podcast discusses the use of formally verified systems and the importance of having verified security.
04:43 - 07:52 (03:09)
Summary
This podcast discusses the use of formally verified systems and the importance of having verified security. With a wide range of systems being formally verified, including micro kernels, compilers, and crypto libraries, it's exciting to see the recognition of their importance.
ChapterThe Trend of Attacks Moving Towards Humans
Episode#95 – Dawn Song: Adversarial Machine Learning and Computer Security
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The weakest link in cybersecurity often is humans rather than the system themselves, with recent attacks beginning to exploit this overlooked aspect of cybersecurity.
07:52 - 10:59 (03:06)
Summary
The weakest link in cybersecurity often is humans rather than the system themselves, with recent attacks beginning to exploit this overlooked aspect of cybersecurity.
ChapterThe Trend of Attacks Moving Towards Humans
Episode#95 – Dawn Song: Adversarial Machine Learning and Computer Security
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Social engineering attacks target humans to manipulate their opinions, perceptions and ultimately gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.
10:59 - 12:46 (01:47)
Summary
Social engineering attacks target humans to manipulate their opinions, perceptions and ultimately gain unauthorized access to sensitive information. In the future, these attacks are expected to become even more effective on humans.