In this post, I'd like to share my slides in AVTOKYO2015. AVTOKYO2015 is a computer security conference which was held in November 14, 2015 at Tokyo.
In September 2013, the incident happened. My internet connection was blocked by ISP because they regarded my XSS request as attack. I spoke about details of that sad story. Also, you can see my income in 2014 and technical details of interesting XSS bugs.
FYI, I spoke about "Bug-hunter's Joy" before. Read it, if you please.
http://mksben.l0.cm/2015/07/codeblue.html
I hope you will enjoy it.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing
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ReplyDeleteYour presentation at AVTOKYO2015 sounds like a compelling insight into the challenges faced in cybersecurity, especially with XSS vulnerabilities. It’s fascinating how such incidents not only affect individuals but also raise awareness about security protocols. Speaking of challenges, have you considered the Retro bowl game as a case study? It illustrates how even seemingly harmless applications can have underlying security issues that need addressing. Great job sharing your experience!
ReplyDeleteWow, interesting presentation! Dealing with ISPs thinking legitimate pentesting is an attack sounds incredibly frustrating. It's almost like getting penalized for playing Cookie Clicker too intensely! But seriously, showcasing income alongside technical XSS details gives a realistic view of bug bounty hunting. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe author recounts a frustrating experience of being wrongly flagged for malicious activity due to their XSS research. It's a valid concern; security research often involves pushing boundaries and mimicking attacks. This situation highlights the need for more nuanced detection systems from ISPs. To avoid this they need a block breaker of some sort to circumvent the automated blocks they put in place. I agree; innocent researchers shouldn't be penalized for legitimate security work.
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