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Mind the Gap: Bridges, Backplanes, and BloodHound

Breaking Ground, Tue, August 4 @ 2pm PDT (Florentine A)

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Presented by:

HD Moore

Founder and CEO

Segmentation is the last line of defense for unsecurable systems, but it's the toughest control to enforce at scale. Savvy attackers skip the firewall and slip through the accidental bridges, out-of-band channels, and protocol gateways that nobody scoped: from a technician's laptop, to a dusty old printer, to a thermostat that exposes hundreds of building controls from a single overlooked service. This talk covers the most dangerous failures and how to analyze them at scale using open-source tools.

We'll start with three common entry points and how to find them:

Bridges: multi-interface hosts and network devices doing things they shouldn't.
Out-of-band channels: baseboard management controllers, KVM-over-IP systems, and serial port servers used for remote console access.
Backplanes and buses: the OT and building-automation protocols that expose sensitive equipment to hostile networks.

With the raw data in hand, we'll cover the identity-correlation tricks that catch the same physical host sitting on two networks at once, then feed the result into BloodHound Open Graph and produce the real network map; not the one IT handed you.

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