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The British Legal Technology Awards 2022 - 16th November 2022 - Event by Netlaw Media
Europe's leading Awards for Technology and IT Security within the Legal Sector - City Central at The HAC, London.
Award's Chair of Judges – Jacqueline de Rojas
Award's Host – Hal Cruttenden
Event Produced by Netlaw Media.
The British Legal Technology Awards Website – www.britishlegalitawards.com
Netlaw Media Website - www.netlawmedia.com
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This closed the learning session for tomorrow's "IT Security" exam. We played around with integer and buffer overflows, code injections and what not. The picture on the screen was actually used during an exploit I created. It's a valid JPEG file but also contains PHP code, thus it can be used to gain control over web sites.
This is H.H. The Dalai Lama's summer palace in Leh.
An exquisite piece of classic Tibetian architecture, we had a lot of convincing to do before we were let anywhere close to it. Security was tight because he was expected to come to Leh in a few days.
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Featuring Intel IT presenters, the Intel IT Professional seminar focused on the latest IT security and virtualization best practices. Details at ipip.intel.com
On the yellow plains of Mishawak, the mercenary Red Ronin Company launches a surprise assault on the Neo-Kossak Security Forces.
Both sides are running four frames, but the Security Forces are running one fewer attachments, giving them a definitive point edge. But can they hold on to it?
Security Forces: 2 Stations + 4 Frames x Score Per Asset (6) = 36 points
Red Ronin Company: 2 Stations + 4 Frames x Score Per Asset (4) = 24 points
Note: This was my first full MFZ game. I provided both companies, and I was teaching the game to my nephew, so I let him drop an attachment to give him the point advantage, which turned out to be critical (but not insurmountable).
Cybersecurity is a paramount concern in vehicles since insufficient security puts lives at risk. It is critical to quantify risks and scoring vulnerabilities has proven to be a useful tool for traditional IT security to evaluate the criticality of vulnerabilities with respect to their risks. We present a methodology for adapting the proven CVSS scoring system to vehicles. This paper discusses the connected car environment and differences between vehicular security and traditional IT systems security. Following this discussion, we study publicly known vulnerabilities in vehicular security with the ultimate objective of quantifying them using the existing CVSS scale for IT systems. Equipped with the CVSS score, we are able to objectively comment on the impact of vehicular vulnerabilities and, ultimately, the need for architectural and add-on security upgrades for vehicles. We also propose a CVV naming system, based on CVE by MITRE, to assign unique identifiers to these vulnerabilities so that vehicular vulnerabilities can be efficiently tracked and studied. Finally, we draw inferences towards changing trends in vehicle security and address the question of whether vehicle hacking is mature enough to be an immediate threat for society.