PHP UK Conference 2016 - Thomas Shone - Security Theatre
About this talk
This talk explores the complexities of web security, emphasizing the importance of secure communication, hashing, and encryption while cautioning against creating custom solutions. The speaker delves into fascinating topics such as true randomness, timed attacks, and social engineering, shifting focus to understand a hacker's motivations and the implications for website vulnerabilities. Drawing from an ongoing four-year research project, the session reveals the alarming state of security across average consumer websites, questioning the validity of the adage that 90% of everything is subpar. Attendees can expect to gain crucial insights into the vulnerabilities plaguing their own sites and the critical areas where they need to enhance their vigilance.
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