PPT-Vulnerability Analysis of Web-Based Applications

Part 2 Authors Marco Cova et al Presented by Brett Parker Some review Outline Intro Background Trends Technologies Attacks Vulnerability Analysis MiMoSA Vulnerability analysis. 2002 ACROS d.o.o. [ http://www.acrossecurity.com ] page 1 of 16 Session Fixation Vulnerability in Web-based Applications Version 1.0 阀 revision 1 Mitja Ko沚ek mitja.kolsek@acrossecurity. “You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means” . – Inigo Montoya. Intro - Greg Huff. CISSP. Sr. Engineer – Red Team. Co-founded Red Team for Fortune 50. Why do we do security testing?. Tevfik Bultan. (Joint work with . Muath. . Alkhalaf. , Fang Yu and . Abdulbaki. . Aydin. ). 1. bultan@cs.ucsb.edu. Verification . Lab. Department of Computer Science. University of California, Santa Barbara. Applications in Biomedicine. Pooria. Gill. PhD of Nanobiotechnology. pooriagill@yahoo.com. In The Name of Allah. Nucleic Acids. DNA. Linear. Nature-made. Genomic. Cytoplasmic. Man-made. Oligo. -primer. Part 1. Authors: Marco . Cova. , . et al.. Presented by: Brett Parker and Tyler Maclean. Outline. Intro, Background, Trends. Technologies. Attacks. Vulnerability Analysis. Why web applications?. Growth of web-based applications over the years. Towards Automatic Signature Generation. of Vulnerability-based Signature. Dynamic Analysis. Unleashing Mayhem on Binary Code. Automatic exploit detection: attack and defense. Static and Dynamic Analysis. . c. . e - E x c e l l e n c. . e. Headquarters U.S. . Air. . Force. 1. EPRM . Implementation Workshop. Session 2: Risk Terminology. Session Objectives. 2. Learning . Objective: . To be able to define the key terms associated with risk management as it pertains to the Air Force Security Enterprise. The Harker School. Manan Shah & Tiffany Zhu. Mentor: Dr. Eric . Nelson. cif.harker.org. Objective. Recall the serious and dire threat of nuclear weapons with a deep dive into prior close calls and propose a comprehensive, multilateral solution to reduce the risk of ever increasing global nuclear vulnerability.. Building Capacity to Maximize Benefits . and Minimize Risks. IMPROVING CASH-BASED INTERVENTIONS. MULTI-PURPOSE CASH GRANTS AND PROTECTION. Enhanced Response Capacity Project 2014–2015. Training Objectives. . c. . e - E x c e l l e n c. . e. Headquarters . U.S. . . Air. . Force. EPRM. Implementation . Workshop. Session 2: Risk . Terminology. 1. Session Objectives. 2. Learning . Objective: . To be able to define the key terms associated with risk management as it pertains to the Air Force Security Enterprise. H H A A Z Z A A R R D D I I D D E E N N T T I I F F I I C C A A T T I I O O N N A A N N D D V V U U L L N N E E R R A A B B I I L L I I T T Y Y A A N N A A L L Y Y S S I I S S ( ( H H I I V V A A ) ) Analysis of SoVI Index for Puerto Rico WiP Paper HHAAZZAARRDDIIDDEENNTTIIFFIICCAATTIIOONNAANNDDVVUULLNNEERRAABBIILLIITTYYAANNAALLYYSSIISSHHIIVVAA22nnddEEddiittiioonnDDeecceemmbbeerr22000055Hazard Identification and Vulnerability Analysis I Introduct Hazards Planning and Risk Management. Lecture No. . 13 & 14. Risk Analysis and Assessment. Spring 2018. Learning . Outcome. Students will . Learn . how . to analyze and assess disaster related risks.