Botconf 2017

Stantinko: a Massive Adware Campaign Operating Covertly since 2012

Stantinko: a Massive Adware Campaign Operating Covertly since 2012 Botconf 2017 Thursday | 16:30 – 17:30 Matthieu Faou 🗣 | Frédéric Vachon 🗣 Stantinko is a botnet that we estimate infects around half a million machines mainly located in the Russian Federation and Ukraine. In addition to its prevalence, Stantinko stands out because of its use of

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How to Compute the Clusterization of a Very Large Dataset of Malware with Open Source Tools for Fun & Profit?

How to Compute the Clusterization of a Very Large Dataset of Malware with Open Source Tools for Fun & Profit? Botconf 2017 Wednesday | 10:30 – 11:10 Robert Erra 🗣 | Sébastien Larinier 🗣 | Alexandre Letois | Marwan Burelle Malware are now developed at an industrial scale and human analysts need automatic tools to help them.We propose here to present

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Malware, Penny Stocks, Pharma Spam — Necurs Delivers

Malware, Penny Stocks, Pharma Spam — Necurs Delivers Botconf 2017 Friday | 14:00 – 14:30 Jaeson Schultz 🗣 | Warren Mercer | Edmund Brumaghin | Nick Biasini Email threats have always been a major part of the threat landscape. As the use of exploit kits and other malware distribution techniques have decreased, malicious spam campaigns play an even greater role in

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KNIGHTCRAWLER, « Discovering Watering-holes for Fun, Nothing. »

KNIGHTCRAWLER, « Discovering Watering-holes for Fun, Nothing. » Botconf 2017 Thursday | 09:30 – 09:50 Félix Aimé 🗣 How to find watering holes (aka. Strategic Web Compromise – SWC) from your bedroom? At the intersection between geopolitics and technology, « KNIGHTCRAWLER » is a personal project developed to find some malicious activities on several thousand

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