Recent Java Exploitation Trends and Malware
Offered By: Black Hat via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore recent Java exploitation trends and malware in this 55-minute Black Hat USA 2012 conference talk. Delve into the increasing prevalence of Java vulnerabilities exploited in the wild, examining their impact across multiple platforms including Windows, Mac OSX, and Unix. Understand the mechanics of sandbox evasion vulnerabilities, such as CVE-2012-0507, and their role in facilitating multi-platform attacks. Learn about the complexities of Java vulnerability exploitation, focusing on the process of sandbox breaches. Examine specific recent Java vulnerabilities, their occurrence points, and exploitation methods. Discover how attackers adapt these vulnerabilities for malicious purposes. Gain insights into the challenges of analyzing obfuscated Java exploits and malware, and explore debugging techniques to overcome these obstacles. Benefit from the speaker's experience in addressing Java security issues and stay informed about this major vector for malware propagation.
Syllabus
Black Hat USA 2012 - Recent Java Exploitation Trends and Malware
Taught by
Black Hat
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