Unblockable Chains - Is Blockchain the Ultimate Malicious Infrastructure
Offered By: YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the potential of blockchain as a malicious infrastructure in this thought-provoking conference talk from Converge 2018. Delve into Omer Zohar's background and expertise as he examines the concept of malware infrastructure and poses the question of what constitutes the ultimate infrastructure for nefarious purposes. Gain insights into blockchain technology, its inner workings, and smart contracts. Analyze the inherent problems and costs associated with using blockchain for malicious activities, including its public nature and vulnerability to side contract attacks. Evaluate the scalability of such operations and consider potential mitigation strategies. Enhance your understanding of blockchain's dual nature as both a revolutionary technology and a potential tool for cybercrime.
Syllabus
Intro
Omers background
Malware infrastructure
What is the ultimate infrastructure
What happened
What is blockchain
Requirements
How it works
Smart Contract
What is the problem
How much it costs
Blockchain is public
Chicken McNugget
Side contract attack
Cost analysis
Recap
Scalability
Mitigation
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