Bypassing Sandboxes for Fun Botconf 2014 Thursday | 14:50 – 15:20 Paul Jung 🗣 Nowadays malware sandboxes are commonly used by malware researchers. Sandboxes have also find they place commercially as a new security device. Not surprisingly, As was firewall in the 90’, IPS in early 2K and Web applications firewall recently, they are presented […]
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Learning Attribution Techniques by Researching a Bitcoin Stealing Cyber Criminal Botconf 2014 Thursday | 15:50 – 16:30 Mark Arena 🗣 Edit
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The Russian DDoS One: Booters to Botnets Botconf 2014 Thursday | 16:30 – 17:10 Dennis Schwarz 🗣 The Russian DDoS One or RD1 is an informal grouping of threat actors that focus on providing DDoS booter services on Russian language underground forums. Besides the advertising, contact information, and the occasional drama, most of the business
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Chinese Chicken: Multiplatform DDoS Botnets Botconf 2014 Thursday | 17:10 – 17:50 Peter Kálnai 🗣 | Jaromír Hořejší 🗣 One of capabilities of a malicious botnet is to perform a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. Attacks can be performed by various methods like volumetric flooding, slow HTTP attacks or TCP protocol misuse. A DNS amplification is
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Ponmocup Hunter 2.0 — The Sequel Botconf 2014 Thursday | 17:50 – 18:20 Tom Ueltschi 🗣 Edit PDF Video
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A New Look at Fast Flux Proxy Networks Botconf 2014 Friday | 09:30 – 10:20 Hendrik Adrian 🗣 | Dhia Mahjoub 🗣 Botnets that run on proxy service networks are not a new topic. We (and other researchers) have discussed this topic at various talks in years past, and it was also one of the main points
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Botnets of *NIX Web Servers Botconf 2014 Friday | 10:20 – 11:10 Evgeny Sidorov 🗣 | Andrey Kovalev 🗣 | Konstantin Otrashkevich | Asya Posadskaya In the last several years malware writers have clearly understood that getting access to web servers can bring more benefits than infecting users’ PCs. Nowadays there are millions of completely unprotected web-sites and web servers with
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United Kingdom’s National crime agency on botnet takedowns Botconf 2014 Wednesday | 11:00 – 11:50 Stewart Garrick 🗣 | Benedict Addis 🗣 Edit PDF
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Semantic Exploration of Binaries Botconf 2014 Wednesday | 11:50 – 12:40 Laura Guevara 🗣 | Daniel Plohmann 🗣 Attacks with malicious software are an imminent risk. Malware developers not only unveil constantly new artistries in response to current detection schemes but also manifest a tendency to re-code and modify existing malware versions with regard to their behaviour
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Havex RAT, the Full Story Botconf 2014 Wednesday | 13:40 – 14:20 Giovanni Rattaro 🗣 | Renaud Leroy 🗣 | Paul Rascagnères Edit
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