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My guess is that these "terrible tactics" are pretty embedded in many organization's standard security practices. Curious to know what people think would be the hardest to give up? Or are the really all that terrible?
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Why isn't there more effort to make domains more expensive and harder to register? The domain registration industry could make things much more secure.
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There is a growing awareness that Cyber Intelligence is more than a sum of all threat feeds! Unfortunately, for many, adopting an "intelligence-based" Cyber security mindset seems difficult. In practice, however, it is far...
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It's definitely not tough to guess who's behind it, but Kaspersky's not gonna say it out loud publicly.
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If one has been following the APT drama over the past several years and if one has read what Kaspersky has made available on the interwebs, it's all but impossible to ignore the trail of breadcrumbs that lead to 39°6′32″N...
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Like the Author, I belive the "kill chian" has become an over used buzzword that focuses on the initial vectors of attack, failing to detail or define what happens once the intrusion occurs and how to detect and defend properly. Lockheed...
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"This is what makes this group gods among APT actors. We have never seen anything close to this," Kamluk says. Knowing how to reprogram a hard drive would entail gathering intelligence from each vendor, which is no simple...
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Sure thing. It's quite remarkable to be linked from (ISC)², an industry and world renowned institution for IT Security.
In reply to: Re: Newly Discovered 'Master' Cyber Espionage Group Trumps Stuxnet
I don't think I picked up on that. So many thanks for sharing!
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@Marilyn: I'm sure you are aware of this, but for the benefit of the readers, (ISC)² has a link to that series, and other Dark Reading articles in their "Latest Industry News" section.
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Your comments are always worth reading, @Gonz. Glad you are enjoying the series. It does add a lot of contest to the headlines...
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@Marilyn: Yes they have, and it really isn't a surprise! I have been following that series. They are quite interesting and thought provoking, and I've even commented a few times, for whatever that's worth.
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