Popular Approaches to Preventing Code Injection Attacks are Dangerously Wrong

Explore the limitations of current code injection prevention methods and discover a novel approach called Name Space Layout Randomization (NSLR) in this 46-minute conference talk from AppSecUSA 2017. Learn how NSLR applies the principles of Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) to the Java runtime environment, effectively hardening the Java Virtual Machine against bytecode tampering and code injection attacks. Understand the challenges of protecting against known and zero-day vulnerabilities in managed runtime environments, and see how NSLR provides absolute protection with zero false positives. Gain insights into the future of application security solutions and how virtualized technology in the runtime can offer highly accurate, easy-to-operate protection for web-based applications.

Popular Approaches to Preventing Code Injection Attacks are Dangerously Wrong - AppSecUSA 2017