Rather than continue to bang my head against the increasing frequency of nonsense errors and timeouts coming from Twitter’s APIs, I’ve decided just to move ScumBots. You can now follow it here on https://t.co/8N6ms5F9Tg: https://t.co/xDgqFph1yH
Paul Melson joined us this year as our keynote speaker to talk about the history of crimeware and its evolution through the years.
In his keynote he also gives some good advice to those who are in the field and creating their professional network. Check out what he had to say!
I found a what I think novel approach which allowed me to list some of the content of #Lumma#Infostealer Command & Control servers with the help of left behind .DS_Store files. Blog, tool and Lumma files can be found here https://t.co/2SjH9HSX3Q
@SLEUTHCON off to a great start.
My lesson learned from @pmelson is:
make friends, they probably know something you don’t, and the Intel space is all about not not knowing things
#sharingIsScaring#CTI
We're kicked off at #SLEUTHCON with @pmelson discussing the importance of networking in cyber, not for packet routing or job hunting, but disruption opportunities by pooling our collective access. I agree. Collectively, we're actually more powerful than state actors in many ways.
Get ready for this year's Sleuthcon by listening to the episode of THE Microsoft Threat Intelligence podcast all about ScumBots with Paul Melson!
https://t.co/0cRsONXIIB
We are excited to announce our 2025 SLEUTHCON keynote speaker: @pmelson, VP of Cybersecurity at Capital One and author/operator of @ScumBots
With over two decades of experience defending networks and disrupting adversaries, Paul brings unmatched insight into the economics of cybercrime.
His talk, A Brief History of Crime[ware], traces the evolution of monetized malware and explores how we can stop attackers by targeting what they care about most: profit.
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🗓️ CFP closes April 18
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@jamieantisocial There was a time 8-9yrs ago when this gap was closing, but with the rise of ransomware / extortion, persistence is of low importance to crimeware actors and scale is more important than targeting, so the gap has widened by a lot.
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