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Talks & Presentations Collection

How to launch and run a successful bug bounty program: A security team perspective
January 22, 2020

How to launch and run a successful bug bounty program: A security team perspective

Launching a bug bounty program is hard. Running and maintaining a successful bug bounty program is even harder. Using real-world stories of both failure and success, Alexandra Ulsh details how Mapbox's security team used tools, processes, automation, and empathy to decrease response time by 90%, reduce noise, and improve average report quality for its bug bounty program.

How to use Machine Learning for Testing and Implementing Optical Networks

How to use Machine Learning for Testing and Implementing Optical Networks

January 22, 2020

Optical transport networks are evolving to have unprecedented flexibility with advances such as finely tunable bitrate transponders, allowing dynamically-adaptive …
Inside the bad actor's studio

Inside the bad actor's studio

January 22, 2020

Using research from more than one billion users, 500 billion events, and 50 million malicious accounts collected from global online services, Julian Wong details some of the sophisticated attack techniques being used by modern day online criminals and demonstrates how these types of attacks can be detected and mitigated by leveraging artificial intelligence.
Mapping of Address and Port using Translation (MAP-T): Deployment at Charter Communications

Mapping of Address and Port using Translation (MAP-T): Deployment at Charter Communications

January 22, 2020

The current scarcity of IPv4 Internet addresses is a concern for service providers and other large organizations that provide broadband Internet access. The prefer …
Model Driven APIs for the Network infrastructure Layer

Model Driven APIs for the Network infrastructure Layer

January 22, 2020

Over the past decade, there has been an increasing amount of interest in the industry (Service APIs (NPF), I2RS (IETF) etc.) to create a standardized API at the ne …
OpenDaylight as a Platform for Network Programmability

OpenDaylight as a Platform for Network Programmability

January 22, 2020

Software Defined Networking (SDN) may have started as the separation of the control plane and the data plane, but the true power lies in the ability to communicate with the network through well define …
Operationalizing ISP cooperation during DDoS attacks.

Operationalizing ISP cooperation during DDoS attacks.

January 22, 2020

As large network DDoS attacks grow in scale, it becomes more important that ISPs be able to work together to quickly address issues in real time.We propose a fra …
OSS CVE Trends

OSS CVE Trends

January 22, 2020

Nowadays security incident is increasing more and more. Then lots of vendor/community/institute are making efforts to find vulnerability on software. Not only commercial software, but also OSS is havi …
Recent BGP Innovations for Operational Challenges

Recent BGP Innovations for Operational Challenges

January 22, 2020

A lot of progress has been made in the IETF IDR and GROW Working Groups over the last year to address BGP operational challenges. Several new proposals that solve …
Secure coding practices and automated assessment tools

Secure coding practices and automated assessment tools

January 22, 2020

Drawing from their experience performing vulnerability assessments of critical middleware, Bart Miller and Elisa Heymann walk you through the programming practices that can lead to security vulnerabilities and demonstrate how to automate tools for finding security weaknesses. You'll learn skills critical for software developers and analysts concerned with security.
Segment Routing IPv6 The Network as A Computer and deployment use-cases with Comcast

Segment Routing IPv6 The Network as A Computer and deployment use-cases with Comcast

January 22, 2020

Segment Routing (SR) is an architecture based on the source routing paradigm that seeks the right balance between distributed (network-wide) intelligence and centr …
The Rise of the Copyright Troll

The Rise of the Copyright Troll

January 22, 2020

This talk will explore the rise of alleged copyright trolling around Open Source. It will explore what has happened, how organizations have reacted, and what is likely to occur next. The focus will …
WalB: Real-time and Incremental Backup System for Block Devices

WalB: Real-time and Incremental Backup System for Block Devices

January 22, 2020

WalB is an open-source backup system that consists of block devices, called WalB devices, and userland utilities, called WalB tools. A WalB device records write-I/Os. WalB tools extracts them to creat …
A DGA Odyssey: Passive DNS Driven DGA Analysis

A DGA Odyssey: Passive DNS Driven DGA Analysis

January 21, 2020

Domain Generation Algorithm (DGA) techniques have been commonly used by bot-masters to evade detection, which dynamically produce quantities of seemingly random do …
A Practical Approach of Tailoring Linux Kernel

A Practical Approach of Tailoring Linux Kernel

January 21, 2020

Today Linux Kernel is being used on various devices & platforms. So there are a lot of features in Linux kernel to support them, more than 30 architectures, 300 feature groups, 20,000 configuration op …
Advanced Document Similarity with Apache Lucene

Advanced Document Similarity with Apache Lucene

January 21, 2020

Being your core domain involving real world entities ( such as hotels, restaurant, cars …) or text documents, searching for similar entities, given one in input, is a very common use case for most o …
And now for something Vary different

And now for something Vary different

January 21, 2020

Most people working with CDN caches know about the Vary header, but few properly understand what it really does. And with the advent of the Key header, new patterns for varying cache content will emerge. Andrew Betts shares common and advanced use cases for Vary, such as language, A/B testing, compression, and service worker support, and outlines potential changes to consider when Key arrives.
Biological computation

Biological computation

January 21, 2020

Sara-Jane Dunn discusses an entirely different paradigm of computing: the information-processing carried out by cells. Focusing on examples from cutting-edge stem cell research, Sara shares formal techniques from computer science that allow us to peer into the inner workings of biology, make sense of the earliest stages of development, and even program cells for use in therapy.
Choose Your Own Adventure: Finding the Right Path to Containerization

Choose Your Own Adventure: Finding the Right Path to Containerization

January 21, 2020

Swapping out your underlying infrastructure is one of the most stressful tasks in an organization. Tasked with modernizing your company's infrastructure, how can you get from here to there AND keep up …
Command Execution in Heterogeneous Network at Facebook scale

Command Execution in Heterogeneous Network at Facebook scale

January 21, 2020

Facebook's global network has tens of thousands of network devices from a variety of vendors. We need to run commands on these devices for monitoring, provisioning …
Community Health Analytics Open Source Software (CHAOSS): An Open Source Community for Advancing Project Transparency - Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona, Bitergia;

Community Health Analytics Open Source Software (CHAOSS): An Open Source Community for Advancing Project Transparency - Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona, Bitergia;

January 21, 2020

CHAOSS is a new Linux Foundation project aimed at producing integrated, open source software for analyzing software development, together with defining implementation-agnostic metrics for measuring co …
DDoS Trends in Last 20 Years

DDoS Trends in Last 20 Years

January 21, 2020

There seems to be an alarming amount of 'new' DoS and DDoS events that exasperate the feeling of apathy and hopelessness to combat these attacks. This talk will wa …
Fast Egress Protection

Fast Egress Protection

January 21, 2020

Fast recovery from network failures has been always in the focus of network architects and designers. It is especially important, as many new application (voice/si …
High performance Microservices on Linux with Apache Thrift

High performance Microservices on Linux with Apache Thrift

January 21, 2020

The world is rapidly adopting cloud native approaches to software development, reaping the synergies produced by combining microservices, Linux container technology and dynamic application orchestrati …
Keynote: Revisiting Statistical Multiplexing in Your Network

Keynote: Revisiting Statistical Multiplexing in Your Network

January 21, 2020

From pioneering the commercialization of router technology as the co-founder of Cisco Systems in the 80s to creating forward-thinking optical networking innovation …
Lightning Talk: Managing network devices like servers

Lightning Talk: Managing network devices like servers

January 21, 2020

Beginning with the release Nitrogen (2017.7), Salt provides support to manage network gear that allows execution of custom software. Examples of such platforms inc …
Lightning Talk: OpenConfig - progress toward vendor-neutral network management

Lightning Talk: OpenConfig - progress toward vendor-neutral network management

January 21, 2020

In this lightning talk, we provide an update on progress toward the vision of the automated, multi-vendor network management stack. We will focus on a set of freel …
Lightning Talk: The Root Canary Project: Measuring the (postponed) rollover of the Root KSK

Lightning Talk: The Root Canary Project: Measuring the (postponed) rollover of the Root KSK

January 21, 2020

In this lightning talk I want to introduce the Root Canary Project that monitors the rollover of the Root KSK from many different vantage points. It should act as …