Knowing the Enemy: Advanced Persistent Threat report analysis Pt. 2

I am back for part 2 of the analysis breakdown of the ICIT APT briefing. After an excellent discussion on the topic of Malware Evolution with someone from the Malware Bytes team, I think it is time to finish what I started several weeks ago. Here is the second half of my analysis or the APT report.

The Jolly Roger Flies Again: BSides Tampa

This past Saturday I had the pleasure of presenting my Rellik Project once again. This time at the Security Bsides event in Tampa FL. Hosted by the (ISC)2. The topic of Botnets has been very popular and my audience was very involved. It was a fantastic day all around.

Knowing the Enemy: Advanced Persistent Threat report analysis Pt. 1

Advanced Persistent Threats or APTs has become a well known term over the last 5 years. In terms on Network security an attack is considered

Be careful what you wish for: Information Leaks in Job Searches

Your company is leaking data. That is not a question. It simply is a fact. The reason is: job postings. The amount of information companies give out freely about their organization, network technology, infrastructure, etc., is amazing. It is also a potential gold mine for a would be attacker. Consider the real (but edited for privacy) job description found on a very popular classified site: