How Companies Get Compromised

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Recent years show a drastic advancement of attacks on companies. Attacks on systems connected to the Internet are standard and are automated to a high degree. Thomas Hackner presents a practical demonstration on how attackers from the Internet can compromise an internal system and use it toadvance in the network until domain administrator rights are achieved. The session was part of Secure South West 4, which was held at Plymouth University on 10 July 2014. [(CC) BY-NC-SA 2.0 UK]

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