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Hackfest 2016,
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Exploit kits are an ever-present threat that can compromise innocent Internet users indiscriminately. As malware payloads such as ransomware are becoming more successful, so is the sophistication of these exploit kits. Such sophistication and stealth creates an enormous challenge to defend and combat. The beginning of our defense against Exploit kits is with understanding what EKs are and how we can secure our applications against them.
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Sunny Wear
Sunny Wear, CISSP, GWAPT, GSSP, CSSLP, CRISC, CEH is an Application Security Architect and Web Application Penetration Tester. Her breadth of experience includes network, data, application and security architecture as well as programming across multiple languages and platforms. In her 20 years of professional experience, she has participated in the design and creation of many enterprise applications as well as the security testing aspects of platforms and services. She is the author of several security-related books including her most recent entitled Secure Coding Field Manual: A Programmer's Guide to OWASP Top 10 and CWE/SANS Top 25 (http://www.amazon.com/SCFM-Secure-Coding-Manual-Programmers/dp/1508929572 ) which assists programmers in more easily finding mitigations to commonly-identified vulnerabilities within applications. She conducts security talks and classes locally and at conferences like BSides Tampa and AtlSecCon.
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