The presentation discusses the importance of detecting digital scheming attacks and presents a method to do so using one-way hash functions. It also highlights the challenges in implementing detection methods and suggests ways to make it harder for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities.
- Digital scheming attacks often happen through JavaScript and can exploit vulnerabilities in third-party components or infrastructure.
- Patching and keeping third-party components up to date is important for security hygiene.
- Content security policies and script integrity checks can make it harder for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities.
- One-way hash functions can be used to detect changes in source code and alert security teams.
- Implementing detection methods can be challenging for development teams, especially in smaller companies with limited resources.
- Automated tools like Suricata JS can help detect digital scheming attacks and alert security teams.