Author Archives: Dancho Danchev

Dear blog readers,I’ve decided to let everyone know that my new RSS feed is also available in XML and JSON.Enjoy! Continue reading My New RSS Feed – Part Two→

I’ve recently came across this IC3 notification on Emennet Pasargad also known as Emennet Pasargad or Net Peygard Samavat and I’ve decided to further enrich the actual technical information provided with the idea to assist everyone in th… Continue reading Exposing "Emennet Pasargad/Eeleyanet Gostar/Net Peygard Samavat" Iran-Based Company on FBI’s Most Wanted Cybercriminals List – An OSINT Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this blog post in 2007.What’s so bad in being a mogul?Moguls are boringMoguls are predictableMoguls are biasedMoguls often use their company’s over-valued financial performance — excluding the initial investment — as a speaking platformI… Continue reading Spotting Moguls – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this blog post in 2007. Articles starting that malware increased 450% during the last quarter – of course it’s supposed to increase given the automated polymorphism they’ve achieved thereby having anti virus vendors spend more money o… Continue reading Ten Signs It’s a Slow News Week – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this blog post in 2007.In a people’s information warfare scenario, the masses of end users wanting to contribute bandwidth being recruited on a nationalism level, will simply infect themselves with malware courtesy of the technical crowd p… Continue reading Bureaucratic Warfare Against Unrestricted Warfare – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this blog post in 2007.Is it just me, or I get depressed when I come across the words – U.S Cyber Command, Twiki.net and serial entrepreneur in the same article? Someone once said that in the long term mega corporations and governments wil… Continue reading The U.S is Facing a Cyber Warfare Doctrine Crisis – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this post in 2007.It all started with the basic speculation that a superpower should aim to physically bomb the source of the cyber attack.Here are some thoughts:- physically bomb the source of the attack is not a metaphor, its an indicati… Continue reading Should a Country Physically Bomb the Source of the Cyber Attack? – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this post in 2007. These are basically some notes that I took on the emerging back then cyber warfare doctrine problem that the U.S was facing.Key summary points:- never let an insider do an outsider’s job-the convergence of conventional m… Continue reading A Pragmatic Cyberwarfare Doctrine – What Money Cannot Buy – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this post in 2007.This would have been an important blog post if cyber jihad were to be a issue that can be personalized, however, the reality as always has to do with another perspective, which in cyber jihad’s case is diversification, lo… Continue reading The Most Wanted Cyber Jihadist – An Analysis→

NOTE:I wrote this article back in 2007. Here’s the achive.Jefrey Pfeffer’s Business 2.0 columns always load me with self-esteem, and provoke me to go beyond the patters of success, the ones I’m aware of. Integrity is an important quality, and so it ada… Continue reading Leadership Basics – An Analysis→