Attacking Chrome IPC [video]

Great talk. Imho, the most interesting aspect is Neds emphasis on the length and intensity of the work, and his own attitude toward learning. Over a year of studying and hammering on the sandbox before a win presented itself.

A lot of people seem to be kept out of the field by the notion that finding these vulnerabilities can only be the result of some kind of genius

This is a great talk and has some useful insight about how he got into fuzzing. I liked the part where he kind of demystified himself by making the argument that one doesn't have to be smart to do this kind of work but just has to invest a lot of time. It's a pity that the title doesn't reflect better on the actual focus of the talk.