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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Gold dust or Nuggets? A Hackers Tell

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After a hard day's conferencing, security folks will typically end up in the hotel bar and, with odds often appearing to be in excess of...
Saturday, May 29, 2010

Anti-FUD FUD

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Like the cycling of the moon, the security industry also exhibits periods of waxing and waning on particular issues. At the moment it looks ...
Monday, May 10, 2010

Rusting Credit Cards

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OK, so you know that the back of your credit card has a magnetic stripe on the back of it. Did you know that it can store three tracks of da...
Sunday, May 9, 2010

Military Grade Malware (Part 1)

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Not all malware is created equal. Of the 50k-80k new and unique malware samples received daily by the mainstream anti-virus companies, there...

Paste Bin & Card Dumps

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Trawling around for stolen credentials and identity information - in the form of criminal cast-offs and sales samples - can be an interestin...
Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Botnet Operations: Running a Campaign

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"One bullet, one kill" - isn't that some kind of sniper saying from the movies? If you're a professional botnet operator y...
Monday, April 26, 2010

Opt-in Botnets

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As businesses and governments have moved their presence online, protesting and other public forms of disaffection against them have followed...
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Monday, March 29, 2010

Recruiting: Threat Analyst @ Damballa

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OK readers, I've got a roll open right now in the Damballa research team for a Threat Analyst. If you think you know your Bot's from...
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Hi, I'm Gunter Ollmann. I've built and led multiple professional hacking and security research organizations around the world, and envisioned and delivered some of the most advanced threat detection and SOC products in the market. I founded Ablative Security LLC as a consultancy to guide cyber executives, CISO's, VC's, PE's, and Family Offices investing in and building/scaling kick-ass meaningful cybersecurity solutions. As part of my journey I've worn the CTO hat at Microsoft, Devo, IOActive, NCC Group, and Damballa. I've also worn the Chief Security Officer (CSO/CISO) hat at Microsoft, IBM, Vectra AI, and Devo, and along the way I've led product and services strategy many times - and built and led some of the worlds best known security R&D organizations. Note that any comments and blog postings here on Blogger are my personal thoughts and opinions, and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer.
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