State sponsored threat actors in North Korea, Iran, and Russia have been experimenting with a highly successful #socialengineering technique called #ClickFix.
See our latest threat research blog for full details. ⤵️ https://t.co/iODS59GV95
My first blog with Proofpoint is live! And we love a good crossover. State-sponsored actors try their hand at ClickFix - the hottest thing in cybercrime. Meet the North Koreans, Iranians, and Russians who are upping their social engineering game https://t.co/Uwes0VFkPJ
My first blog with Proofpoint is live! And we love a good crossover. State-sponsored actors try their hand at ClickFix - the hottest thing in cybercrime. Meet the North Koreans, Iranians, and Russians who are upping their social engineering game https://t.co/Uwes0VFkPJ
Thank you to @HagueTIX@monica_kello@CorianneM for inviting me back to an amazing conference representing our phenomenal European cyber community, and especially for my best speaker award and lovely prizes! I’m basically honorary Dutch now.
Thanks to @EuropeanCyber and @adschina @CFR_org for publishing my take on Lazarus’ cryptocurrency shenanigans and US policy on the Net Politics blog! https://t.co/x6euBp30tU
📢📢📢 We are pleased to announce the 2022-2023 ECCRI European Cybersecurity Fellows!
Read about our inaugural cohort of fellows and the 2022-2023 fellowship program on the ECCRI website >> https://t.co/BulRqbaGWy
Despite the media attention and public shaming of commercial hack-for-hire companies, they aren’t going anywhere. Left unregulated, the industry will continue without consequence. From @HowellONeill with quotes from me! https://t.co/7DKQQaEojb
Really interesting read and great data/trend analysis from @__winn on the proliferation of surveillance technologies through sus vendors at arms fairs who market their products globally & indiscriminately - a human rights and (inter)national security issue https://t.co/6qFImds4o7
I miss DC from time to time, and I’m pretty sure it’s because @chbooksdc is clearly my snarky spirit animal and one of the best things on the interwebs.
Great reporting from @shanvav covering our investigation into Lazarus activity in Indonesia in 2020, one of its last big-time heists before the pandemic, and in the midst of all the group's cryptocurrency targeting - because why not both? https://t.co/RKnzEdW64T
So impressed by the reach of #ShareTheMicInCyber and @CamilleEsq and @lzxdc for making this campaign so successful!! Amazing to see so many people and orgs sharing their platform to help combat systemic injustices and build people up who should be more visible and appreciated
Interested in public attribution of cyber operations by the private sector? Do attend our panel next Tuesday, 4pm CET @BigCyberIdeas.
@saffronsec, @selenalarson and @juanandres_gs will be on the panel with @mullerlilly and me moderating.
sign up here: https://t.co/Pd0zN9bb0S
Riveting story on Hacking Team malware, the Turkish police, Gülenists, and a whole lot of political intrigue. Making sense of convoluted details and motivations in peak investigative journalism style, from none other than @KimZetter https://t.co/UQAAfmrfXw
Come see me and some stellar industry/media/policy people on panels Sept 21-23 at @BigCyberIdeas! I have lots of opinions, you’ve been warned. https://t.co/H9yFr4u5U3
What a scoop from @nakashimae - the firm behind accessing the iPhone in the 2016 San Bernardino case was Azimuth, which ultimately nullified the FBI's legal case against Apple and kept a precedent of gov-compelled exceptional access from being set in court https://t.co/Wq51n9hTWv
Great research from my friend and fellow Iran analyst @ChicagoCyber - the question remains, what is the interest behind Charming Kitten's targeting of non-covid or vaccine related medical research? https://t.co/Y6geaWoGn9