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During World War II, the code-breaking machine Christopher cracked the encryption of Nazi Germany's Enigma machine (which reset its encryption settings everyday) and helped end the war early. In today's asymmetric cyberwarfare, how do you decipher the concepts and methods behind hackers' techniques, or even their targets, without relying on the modern "Christopher" machine? And how do security teams demonstrate their value by ramping up their defenses through higher accuracy intelligence and resources? This session will show you how to decipher hackers' attack patterns across different time and locations in order to defend against such attacks in modern cyberwarfare, which constantly evolves with new themes.