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Edward Schwartz's Keynote at #HITB2013AMS - Video
L33tdawg: Slides and presentation materials can be found at http://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2013ams/materials/
The organizers of the Hack in the Box conference have started publishing the complete videos of the presentations held at this year’s Amsterdam edition.
A lot of renowned experts have taken part this year, so if you weren’t able to make it in person, you can check out the official videos.
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A story of a $9500 bug in Facebook OAuth 2.0
Andrey Labunets has made a blog posting regarding the OAuth 2.0 flaws he discussed during his talk at HITBSecConf2013 - Amsterdam (PDF).
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Hugo Teso: Post #HITB2013AMS Talk clarifications
Following his mind blowing talk at HITBSecConf2013 - Amsterdam, Hugo Teso has made a blog posting with some clarifications regarding his presentation:
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'Leccy-stealing, grid-crippling hackers could TAKE DOWN EV-juicing systems
Hackers may soon starting abusing electric car charger systems to cripple the electricity grid or as part of money-making scams, a security researcher warns.
Ofer Shezaf, product manager security solutions at HP ArcSight, told delegates at the Hack in the Box conference in Amsterdam that if the industry fails to start securing its systems, it will be setting itself up for a major headache a few years down the line.
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Lautenberg urges feds to probe remote hijacking concerns
Federal authorities have dismissed concerns raised by a security consultant who last week suggested that commercial airliners were vulnerable to remote hijacking by terrorists armed with little more than a smartphone and the right killer app.
But U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg doesn’t want to take any chances, and New Jersey's senior senator has written to the U.S. secretaries of transportation and homeland security asking them to investigate the threat and how to stop it.
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