Wed 4 September 2019 | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
ITC Campus - Shoken 18, Tel Aviv,

What if you were told that when you surf to your favorite websites or read your emails, someone might be reading all of your traffic? Perhaps when surfing to www.gmail.com, you might be accessing an attacker’s replica of the service you have requested?

The DNS protocol is the internet’s phonebook. When we surf to a website, we use its domain name (ex: “www.gmail.com”), but our machine actually goes through a resolving process, mapping the name to an IP address.

DNS has been of interest for many hackers over the years. If an attacker can make our machine “believe” that a certain domain name maps to his or her IP address, a whole lot of things can happen. With recent attacks ranging from massive cryptocurrency hijacking to nation state funded attacks, DNS attacks can have critical consequences.

In this technical talk, we will dive into the details of the DNS protocol, cover various techniques to attack the DNS system, and consider possible mitigations. We will also briefly discuss the way we train Cyber Security Fellows at Israel Tech Challenge, based on IDF’s methods.

⚡️Date: Wednesday, 4th September
⚡️Language: English
⚡️Location: ITC Campus, Shoken 18, Tel-Aviv
⚡️Registration through Eventbrite

👋🏻About the speaker:
Roei Rosenbaum is a professional cyber-security training manager. Roei gained his professional experience during a 5-year-service in 8200, in the Intelligence Corps of the IDF, where he held various cyber-security positions, including leading positions. During his service, Roei commanded three cyber security courses and served as the cyber school commander of 8200’s cyber unit, for which he received the course commander excellence award by the IDF Intelligence. Roei is the cyber security lead at Israel Tech Challenge, and a cyber-education content developer at the national Cyber Education Center.
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