SecTor 2025 | Keynote: The Once and Future Rules of Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity has always been built on rules — some that save us, and some that nearly ruin us. A few have held true for decades, like "your users are the weakest link." Others, like "change your passwords every month," aged badly and left us chasing the wrong problems. Rules reflect the world in which they were written, and the world keeps moving. In this session, I'll revisit the rules we lived by in the 2000s, reveal which ones still matter, which ones failed us, and what new rules we'll need to survive the future. By: HD Moore | Founder, runZero Full Abstract Available: https://www.blackhat.com/sector/2025/...

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Attacking AI - Jason Haddix - NDC Security 2026

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Cybersecurity Trends for 2025 and Beyond

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SecTor 2025 | Chasing Shadows: Chronicles of Counter-Intelligence from the Citizen Lab

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Something is jamming GPS over Europe. Here's what we found

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LayerOne 2026 - Hacking Drones for Fun and Knowledge (Jack Hooker & Erwin Karincic (Dollarhyde))

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Zero-Click Attacks: AI Agents and the Next Cybersecurity Challenge

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SecTor 2025 | Rethinking Phishing Detection in the Age of AI and Disinformation

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Firewall Fundamentals Explained | Network Security for Beginners

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Complete CYBERSECURITY Fundamentals: Everything You Need to Know

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Inside the Secret World of DEF CON Hackers | VICE: Motherboard | Blueprint

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SecTor 2025 | Scaling the AppSec Program Without Scaling Security Headcount

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The Biggest Lies in Cybersecurity

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Black Hat Europe 2025 | The Post-NVD Era: A Call for Global CVE Decentralization

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Zero to CTI: A Novice’s Journey into Threat Intelligence

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5 Cybersecurity Certificates You Should Avoid (Do THIS Instead)

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"Hack ANY Cell Phone" - Hacker Shows How Easy It Is To Hack Your Cell Phone

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SecTor 2025 | The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Hacking 3 Cloud Providers with 1 Vulnerability

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Cybersecurity Zero Trust Architecture : Explained For Beginners

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Offensive Security - Automation and AI at DefCamp 2025

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