Abstract

Abstract:

Darkweb always had a mystical veil on it. In this session we will remove the veil and discuss the multifaceted landscape of the Dark Web, addressing its accessibility, content, and potential advantages while emphasizing the associated risks explained with a multitude of recent breaches and cyberattacks.

The "What" section delves into the Dark Web's content shedding light on the aspects like discussions on hacking tools, techniques, access points, malware, and security blogs.
We will also outline recommended practices to maintain anonymity along with what not to do on darkweb.

The session will conclude with a perspective on how to strategically leverage the Dark Web for security purposes. It advocates for monitoring CVE discussions, utilizing tools like SHODAN and Google DORKS, and extracting valuable information for blue teams, including threat intelligence, credentials leaks, account leaks, and database leaks.

Prerequisite:

A foundational understanding of cybersecurity terminology; all other necessary information will be presented during the session.

Speaker

Mudit Bansal

Timing

Starts at Saturday November 25 2023, 12:20 PM. The sessions runs for about 1 hour.

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