Hacking in the Far East

Explore the intricacies of hacking and security in East Asia through this enlightening conference talk from the Hack In The Box Security Conference. Delve into a comprehensive overview of security practices in Japan, South Korea, and Hong Kong, drawing from eight years of research in the region. Learn about corporate insecurity policies, vulnerabilities in smart card systems, and effective social engineering techniques for both natives and foreigners. Discover unconventional JavaScript password authentication methods, explore the risks associated with near field communication, and understand the concept of planting SEEDs. Gain insights into home security hacking and the "Nothing is Happening" syndrome. Examine topics such as power dynamics, cultural stereotypes, and their impact on security. Investigate wireless hotspots, two-factor authentication challenges, and airport security measures in South Korea. Benefit from practical examples, solutions, and a wealth of knowledge presented in an engaging and accessible manner by experienced security researcher Paul Sebastian Ziegler.

Intro
Welcome
The Three Wise Monkeys
Power Rangers
Tshirt
Starbucks
Cloaks
Invisibility
Class of Fact
Positive Stereotypes
Home Security
Apartment Security
Mailbox Security
Corporate Insecurity
Dont Fuck Up
Example
Solution
Wireless
Hotspots
South Korea
Twofactor authentication
Why is this a problem
Airport Security
The Grand Finale
Conclusion