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Ep 5: #ASUSGATE

Ep 5: #ASUSGATE

Source: YouTube · Jack Rhysider · published Nov 29, 2017 · 25:00

Cybersecurity
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Darknet Diaries features an interview with a security expert who has discovered over a hundred zero-day exploits, emphasizing that vulnerability hunting is accessible to anyone with dedication 0:05.

Key Takeaways:
• Kyle has found over a hundred zero-day exploits 0:05
• A single application can have multiple undisclosed vulnerabilities 0:08-0:15
• Zero-day discovery doesn't require special skills but needs practice and determination 0:19-0:24

The conversation demystifies the process of finding vulnerabilities in software systems.

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  • 0:05 Kyle reveals he's found over a hundred zero-days
  • 0:08-0:15 Explanation of multiple vulnerabilities in applications
  • 0:19-0:24 Kyle discusses accessibility of vulnerability hunting

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JACK: How many zero-days have you found? KYLE: It doesn’t really matter. I don’t really keep count but I guess 
it’s probably over a hundred. JACK: A hundred zero-days you 
think you might have found? KYLE: Well, I don’t know if I can 
count them as zero-days. I mean yeah, they hadn’t been found before, at least disclosed 
before, but sometimes in application you could have three or four things wrong with it 
that hadn’t been disclosed before. I’m not some kind of super hacker or anything 
but yeah, I guess it’s about that. Anyone can do it. It just takes a little bit 
of practice and a lot of determination. JACK (INTRO): This is Darknet Diaries, true stories from the 
dark side of the internet. I’m Jack Rhysider. JACK: Home is private and personal. Home is safe 
and secure. Home is protec…