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Webinar: PIX and the Secure Development

Much has been discussed about PIX. But what about the role of Secure Development within this new Brazilian instant payment system?

November 3, 2020

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Julliana Bauer

Webinar: PIX and the Secure Development

Much has been discussed about PIX, the new digital and instant Brazilian payment system developed by Banco Central (Bacen). However, have you ever stopped to think about the role of Secure Development within this new instant payment system? To address the topic, Conviso held a free webinar on the topic on October 29th.

To avoid scams and fraud, how should fintechs and financial institutions prepare? Is it secure from an application security perspective? All of these issues were addressed in an interactive chat between the CEO of Conviso, Wagner Elias, and Anchises Moraes, who is a Global Cyber ​​Security Evangelist with 20 years of experience.

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The result was a light, accessible and fun chat, in which several questions were resolved.

Topics that were addressed regarding PIX and the Secure Development:

  • What changes technically with PIX
  • The “controversy” of the race for the Pix Keys
  • SMS as an attack vector
  • What happens when a phone number registered as a PIX key is disabled?

To check these and other answers to the main questions about security on PIX, hit the play button:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkr02sR8Bh8&t=3173s

Sobre o autor

Julliana Bauer

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the Federal University of Alagoas. He has spoken at events such as the NullByte Security Conference and Hackers to Hackers Conference, and presented research projects at national and international events. He has experience in application security, exploit development, and vulnerability research in both userland and kernel land, having discovered vulnerabilities for companies like Microsoft, AMD, and Intel. His interests include operating system internals, compilers, malware development, vulnerability research, and EDR evasion.

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