Creating a Secure Web Server from 2 Vulnerable Web Servers by Parker Garrison | BSides CHS 2024

"A Shell? In the HTTP server response factory? Ok I guess we doin' shells now:" Creating a Secure Web Server from 2 Vulnerable Web Servers (Live Exploit Demos!) by Parker Garrison

Join cybersecurity expert Parker Garrison as he dives into innovative ways to secure a web server by combining two vulnerable servers to create a resilient defense system. This live demonstration explores exploit mitigation techniques, particularly through a consensus-based defense approach that leverages the strengths of each server to mitigate vulnerabilities and prevent data loss.

Key Topics Covered:
• Consensus-Based Defense: Combining two distinct web servers to block attacks when only one remains secure.
• Exploit Mitigation Techniques: How consensus-based defenses reduce risks of data loss, buffer overflows, and other common exploits.
• Memory Safety and Buffer Overflow Prevention: Using redundancy in servers to prevent successful exploitation.
• Historical and High-Profile Vulnerabilities: Examples of defenses against attacks like Code Red, Heartbleed, and Spectre using diversified server architectures.

Garrison shares insights into both the theoretical and practical aspects of this novel security approach. With live exploit demos and in-depth explanations, this talk is ideal for those in penetration testing, threat intelligence, and cyber defense.

[CashMagnet]

6:22 crazy i know exactly what this is explaining all from being a victim on privacy invasion vulnerability from curruption used against me and have months and months of proof