What happened in Vegas (that you actually want to know about)

What happened in Vegas (that you actually want to know about)

This newsletter highlights key insights from Black Hat USA including a cybersecurity incident-response exercise, AI guardrail bypass research, and vulnerabilities in security chips affecting laptops. It also reports on a widespread malvertising campaign distributing the PS1Bot malware targeting sensitive information. #BlackHatUSA #PS1Bot

Keypoints

  • Black Hat USA featured notable presentations on cybersecurity research and interactive exercises.
  • Joe Marshall demonstrated a live incident-response card game for crisis simulation.
  • Amy Chang revealed techniques to bypass AI guardrails using decomposition.
  • Philippe Laulheret uncovered vulnerabilities in embedded security chips affecting millions of laptops.
  • Cisco Talos identified the PS1Bot malware in a widespread malvertising campaign targeting users’ sensitive data.

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