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Anirban Bhattacharya

Anirban Bhattacharya

IAM expert Early Warning Seevices and Security Researcher

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

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Anirban has 18 years of hands on experience in Enterprise Security and Cyber security landscape.
He managed and implemented Identity and Access Management solutions for companies like GE-Aviation, BestBuy, PayPal, Charles Schwab and currently Early Warning Systems to ensure the right access is granted to right individuals.
Apart from enterprise security solutions, he is a vivid security researcher. His area of research includes Web Application Securities, IoT Device Security and Wireless Packet Securities.
Anirban is a great lover of exploring offensive securities for finding the loose ends across the systems and domains.

He loves participating in BugBounty programs and CTF challenges. He wrote multiple walkthroughs on common vulnerabilities.
After having a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science and Engineering, he is pursuing MS from Arizona State University in Computer Science (Cyber Security). He is CISSP certified.


Area of Expertise

  • Information & Communications Technology
  • Manufacturing & Industrial Materials

Topics

  • Security and IoT
  • web security
  • Information Security Governance and Risk
  • penetration testing
  • Wireless Security
  • Packet Analysis

De-auth - Disable Neighbor's Ring Security Camera by Knowing their Wifi AP name

Ring security cameras are very popular now a days. Installation of them is also very easy. The perfect machine for peace of mind. But setting it to use 2.4 GHz Bandwidth and also using the default Wifi AP of your home network, can expose a very serious threat.
In this Talk , I will show/explain without any special hardware, if we know the Access Point name , with aireplay-ng package , we can send deauth signal to those Ring devices, to disconnect those from that Access Point.
As a result the Ring camera will be disconnected from Network and will go offline.
At this state the house is completely un protected and un monitored and obviously the safeguard is gone.
I will end the session with best practices to use while installing Ring devices, so that you don't fall victim of such attack.

Anirban Bhattacharya

IAM expert Early Warning Seevices and Security Researcher

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

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