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SquareX To Uncover Data Splicing Attacks At BSides San Francisco, A Major DLP Flaw
- SquareX researchers Jeswin Mathai and Audrey Adeline will present data splicing attack techniques at BSides San Francisco 2025, bypassing major DLP vendors through browser vulnerabilities.
- Data breaches can lead to IP loss, fines, and reputational damage, with browsers being a prime target due to the shift of data storage to the cloud.
- Browser-related challenges include data lineage management, multiple SaaS apps, and unauthorized software installations by employees.
- Data splicing attacks exploit newer browser features, evading traditional DLP solutions and posing serious threats to organizations using browsers.
- SquareX will release an open-source toolkit, 'Angry Magpie', for testing DLP stacks against data splicing attacks after the BSides San Francisco presentation.
- The research aims to raise awareness about browser vulnerabilities and prompt enterprises and vendors to enhance their data loss protection strategies.
- Speakers Jeswin Mathai and Audrey Adeline will also present at RSAC 2025 and offer further insights at Booth S-2361, South Expo.
- SquareX's Chief Architect Jeswin Mathai has a history of presenting at renowned cybersecurity events and creating popular open-source projects.
- Researcher Audrey Adeline heads the Year of Browser Bugs project at SquareX, focusing on disclosing critical browser vulnerabilities.
- SquareX's Browser Detection and Response (BDR) helps organizations defend against web attacks targeting employees in real-time.
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