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Sponsored Scamming

As a security researcher who keeps an eye on Twitter to stay informed about developments in the world of cyber security, I noticed that as of August 2018, phishing ads targeting bank customers began to appear on Twitter. At first, I only reported these tweets to Twitter, but as the…
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Honeypot Detection

About a year ago, when I was planning my Hacker Hunt with a Deception System project, I was faced with the dilemma of whether to use a low-interaction or high-interaction honeypot system. When looking at the fundamental difference between them, we can say that a low-interaction honeypot, which simulates a…
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and you, CPCR-505 ?

In the beginning of 2012, as I began receiving invitations to give presentations, I decided that my first task would be to purchase a wireless presentation remote for myself. As I searched for one that would not disappoint me in terms of price and performance, I came across the Codegen…
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Spy Mouse

In 2015, I came across a product set that was on sale in an electronics store. If you bought Kaspersky Internet Security software, you would receive a Microsoft Sculpt Mobile model wireless mouse as a gift. I bought it without thinking, because I needed a new mouse, and I’ve been…
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Closer Than Close

In both the pre-digital age and the digital age, when you examine the lives of bank robbers who have left their mark on a particular era, such as Willie Sutton, whom I often mention in my security awareness presentations and blog posts, you can see that the main reason behind…
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Threat Hunting with Yara

Throughout the world, the trend of encrypting data on end-user systems with malicious software (such as Cryptolocker) and then attempting to profit by selling the decryption key to users continues unabated. Occasionally, security researchers are able to decrypt the data that has been encrypted by malware due to flaws in…
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Threat Hunting

Sometimes, after writing a blog post about a malware, I find myself asking, “How would I detect this if I were in that situation?” and unintentionally a process begins in the background, with this question lingering and waiting to be answered. Once this process is completed and the question is…
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