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Software updates are great, but you can't patch a physics problem. In this video, Sec Guy explores the Infrastructure Attack Surface, explaining why Spectre and Meltdown exploit the CPU itself, how VM Escape can bring down an entire cloud provider, and the critical difference between a Buffer Overflow (Execution Attack) and a Memory Leak (Availability Attack). [Exam Ready Route - FREE] Pass your certification for $0. ✅ Training Videos & Practice Tests ✅ Sec Guy Mobile Lab (On-the-go training powered by AI voice) ✅ Discord Access (Study sessions & Industry networking) 👉 Start Here: https://secguy.org [Job Ready Route - MEMBERSHIP] Stop studying and start working. Get the hands-on experience hiring managers are asking for. 🔥 Hands-On Labs: Python, Encryption, Hashing, AI, & CTFs 🔥 Salary Negotiator Workshop 🔥 Experience Builder: Real-world projects to fill your resume 👉 Get Hired: https://secguy.org [Exam Domain Checklist] This video covers critical objectives for the following exams: Security+ [ ] Domain 3.2: Virtualization and Cloud Computing (VM Escape, VM Sprawl) [ ] Domain 4.2: Embedded and Specialized Systems (TPM, HSM) [ ] Domain 2.2: Vulnerabilities (Buffer Overflow, Memory Leak, DLL Injection) [ ] Domain 3.4: Mobile Device Management (Jailbreaking, Rooting, Sideloading) CISSP [ ] Domain 3: Security Architecture (Side-Channel Attacks, Trusted Foundry, Ring Protection) [ ] Domain 8: Software Development Security (Buffer Overflows & Memory Safety) CISM [ ] Domain 3: Information Security Program (Infrastructure Protection & Supply Chain) CRISC [ ] Domain 2: IT Risk Assessment (Hardware & Virtualization Risks) CCSP [ ] Domain 1: Cloud Concepts (Hypervisor Security & Guest Escape) [ ] Domain 3: Cloud Infrastructure Security (Virtualization Risks) SecurityX (CompTIA) [ ] Domain 1.0: Security Architecture (Hardware Root of Trust & Secure Boot) GIAC GSEC (SANS) [ ] Virtualization & Cloud Security: VM Escape & Hypervisor Attacks AWS CSS (Certified Security – Specialty) [ ] Domain 2: Infrastructure Security (Host Isolation & Nitro Enclaves) Pentest+ (CompTIA) [ ] Domain 3: Attacks and Exploits (Exploiting Buffer Overflows & Mobile Devices) CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) [ ] Domain 6: System Hacking (Privilege Escalation & DLL Injection) [ ] Domain 12: Mobile Platform Hacking (Jailbreaking & Rooting) SecAI+ [ ] AI Security: Hardware Security (Protecting AI Model Weights on GPUs) [Timestamps] 0:00 - Intro: You Can't Patch Physics 0:45 - Hardware Roots of Trust: UEFI, TPM vs. HSM 1:38 - Side-Channel Attacks: Spectre & Meltdown (Speculative Execution) 2:07 - Supply Chain Interdiction 2:25 - Virtualization Attacks: VM Sprawl vs. VM Escape (Hyperjacking) 3:20 - Physical Memory Attacks: Rowhammer (Bit Flipping) 3:45 - Memory Vulnerabilities: Buffer Overflow vs. Memory Leak 4:40 - DLL Injection & Privilege Escalation 5:05 - Mobile Security: Jailbreaking, Rooting, & Sideloading 5:48 - Defense: MDM & Containerization (Samsung Knox) 6:18 - Summary: Prioritizing Infrastructure Risk 6:48 - Outro: Stay Safe, Stay Secure.