What We Can learn From Baltimore City Ransomware Attack
From WSJ article On May 7th hackers were able to shut down a number of city of Baltimore computers. They demanded $100k worth of bitcoins to release their stranglehold. On…
From WSJ article On May 7th hackers were able to shut down a number of city of Baltimore computers. They demanded $100k worth of bitcoins to release their stranglehold. On…
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It may be hard to source some attacks, but it depends on the attack as well. We also have to decide what data to use as to who got attacked?…
First of all what is a rootkit? A collection of software that runs and tries to hide from the computer user and administrator while also allowing the attacker access to…
Another Thotcon presentation was very good, unique and moves the industry forward. Julian Cohen presented This idea: “Understanding Your Adversaries” In his talk: “Adversary-Based Threat Analysis” He explained that in…