In Retrospective – A New E-Shop for Compromised PCs Spotted in the Wild – An OSINT Analysis

I’ve recently spotted a newly launched E-shop for compromised PCs where the ultimate goal would be to use the actual access to the compromised PCs for setting up the foundations for a successful botnet propagation campaign including to actually use the… Continue reading In Retrospective – A New E-Shop for Compromised PCs Spotted in the Wild – An OSINT Analysis

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In Retrospective – A New Anthena DDoS Bot Spotted in the Wild – An OSINT Analysis

I’ve decided to resume posting posts part of my upcoming blog post series called “In Retrospective” where my aim is to share interesting findings from across the cybercrime ecosystem in the context of new malicious software releases and various other c… Continue reading In Retrospective – A New Anthena DDoS Bot Spotted in the Wild – An OSINT Analysis

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Sample Screenshots of TDoS (Telephony Denial of Service) Tools – An OSINT Analysis

Did you know that for a modest financial investment you could basically outsource the taking down of someone including your competitor’s mobile phones including an organization’s entire phone system by basically hiring a Russian based TDoS (Telephony D… Continue reading Sample Screenshots of TDoS (Telephony Denial of Service) Tools – An OSINT Analysis

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Shots from the Wild West – Sample Compilation of RATs (Remote Access Tools) and Trojan Horses Screenshots – An OSINT Analysis – Part Two

Dear blog readers,I’ve decided to share with everyone a personal compilation portfolio of currently and historically active RATs (Remote Access Tools) and trojan horses for the purpose of improving everyone’s situational awareness including to improve … Continue reading Shots from the Wild West – Sample Compilation of RATs (Remote Access Tools) and Trojan Horses Screenshots – An OSINT Analysis – Part Two

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Introducing WhoisXML API’s WHOIS Conclave Law Enforcement IoCs and Research on Demand Threat Intelligence Feed!

Dear blog readers,I wanted to take the time and effort and present my latest project with WhoisXML API my employer where I’m currently acting as a DNS Threat Researcher which is a Law Enforcement IoCs and threat intelligence feed including research and… Continue reading Introducing WhoisXML API’s WHOIS Conclave Law Enforcement IoCs and Research on Demand Threat Intelligence Feed!

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Basics of OSINT in the Context of Fighting Cybercrime – The Definite Beginner’s Guide

Dear blog readers,I’ve recently came up with an interesting article which I’ve decided to share with my blog readers where my idea is to inspire and motivate you to join the world of cybercrime fighting in the context of using OSINT which is a powerful… Continue reading Basics of OSINT in the Context of Fighting Cybercrime – The Definite Beginner’s Guide

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How I Got Robbed and Beaten and Illegally Arrested by a Local Troyan Gang in Bulgaria? – Part Two

Dear blog readers,Here’s the second part of my original “How I Got Robbed and Beaten and Illegally Arrested by a Local Troyan Gang in Bulgaria?” post where I’m aiming to provide more actionable intelligence on the local people from my hometown in the c… Continue reading How I Got Robbed and Beaten and Illegally Arrested by a Local Troyan Gang in Bulgaria? – Part Two

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A Visual Representation of Today’s Modern Cybercrime Ecosystem – A Cybercrime-Friendly Forum Communities Screenshots Compilation – An Analysis

I’ve recently took the time and effort and process a huge number of cybercrime-friendly forum communities by using my employer WhoisXML API’s Web Site Screenshot generating API in bulk and here are the results. Enjoy!Stay tuned!

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