Hacking the virtualised world

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Thousands of hypervisors found online.

SafeNet's Jason Hart's presentation in which he runs through attacks against virtualised deployments.RSA Asia Pac

Hacking the virtualised world

Hart shows how he found thousands of hypervisors publicly accessible along with some Google dorking and key searching.

Note there are two three-second cuts in the recording.

Hart's slides are available online. (pdf)

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