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Intro
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George Hotz
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Richard Zoo
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Professor of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon
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Why this talk is important
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What is a CTF
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Fat Filesystem Bug
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Jeopardy Style CTF
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Gamification
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Core Principles
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Buffer Overflows
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CTF Problem
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The First Reaction
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Real Life Example
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Creative problemsolving
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Hacker vs solution dichotomy
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Simple arithmetic problem
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Hacking contest
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RSA
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Creativity
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Timing Attacks
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Hacking
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Levels of Proficiency
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Attack Defence
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Carnegie Mellon
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Picot CTF
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The Bell Curve
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Two Themes
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Next Action Items
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QA
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CyberPatriot
Description:
Discover the proven system for building an elite team of hackers capable of winning DEFCON in this 43-minute RSA Conference talk. Explore the parallels between sports coaching and hacker training as David Brumley, CEO of ForAllSecure, reveals surprising and effective strategies for identifying talent, recruiting, and developing top-tier cybersecurity professionals. Delve into the world of Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions, understanding their structure and importance in honing hacking skills. Learn about various hacking techniques, including buffer overflows, timing attacks, and creative problem-solving approaches. Gain insights into the different levels of hacking proficiency and the importance of both offensive and defensive skills. Understand the significance of gamification in learning and how it applies to cybersecurity education. Whether you're a seasoned professional or aspiring hacker, this talk provides valuable insights into the systematic approach of cultivating world-class hacking talent. Read more

How the Best Hackers Learn Their Craft

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