Bsides Sea: Defeating Windows MAC Randomization or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Become the NSA скачать в хорошем качестве

Bsides Sea: Defeating Windows MAC Randomization or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Become the NSA

In 2013, thousands of internal government documents were leaked by Edward Snowden. These documents shocked the world, detailing a wide variety of domestic surveillance techniques in use by the NSA, CSEC, and other SIGINT agencies. The revelation of one such technique - MAC address sniffing - made a minor splash in security circles but generally flew under the radar of public consciousness. Nevertheless, OS manufacturers developed a mitigation known as MAC randomization. This talk will examine common failures in implementations of MAC randomization, with particular focus on Windows's implementation. Andrew Lebedinsky Security Engineer - Security Innovation Andrew Lebedinsky is a penetration tester and security engineer at Security Innovation. Their fields of interest include WiFi security, drone hacking, and physical access control systems.