Profiling a Currently Active Vendor of Western Union and Banking Logs Including Stolen Credit Cards Transfer Details – An Analysis

I’ve recently came across to a currently active underground marketplace forum proposition that’s basically offering and selling Western Union and… Continue reading Profiling a Currently Active Vendor of Western Union and Banking Logs Including Stolen Credit Cards Transfer Details – An Analysis

[SANS ISC] Investigating Microsoft BITS Activity

I published the following diary on isc.sans.org: “Investigating Microsoft BITS Activity“: Microsoft BITS (“Background Intelligent Transfer Service”) is a tool present[1] in all modern Microsoft Windows operating systems. As the name says, you can see it as a “curl” or “wget” tool for Windows. It helps to transfer files between

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How to create a risk treatment plan for your information security management system

A risk treatment plan (RTP) is one of the mandatory reports that you will need to produce for your ISO 27001 information security management system (ISMS). What is a risk treatment plan? An RTP provides a summary of each of the identified risks, the re… Continue reading How to create a risk treatment plan for your information security management system

Google Announces General Availability of BigQuery Data Transfer Service

Google recently announced the general availability of their BigQuery Data Transfer Service, which can be used to automate the transfer of data from SaaS applications into Google’s cloud-based BigQuery data warehouse service.

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Heavily Hacked Printer for DIY PCBs

Sometimes we get tips that only leave us guessing as to how — and sometimes why — a project was built. Such is the case with this PCB printer; in this case, the build specifics are the only thing in question, because it puts out some pretty impressive PCBs.

All we have to go on is the video after the break, which despite an exhaustive minutes-long search appears to be the only documentation [Androkavo] did for this build. The captions tell us that the printer is built around the guts from an Epson Stylus Photo 1390 printer. There’s no evidence …read more

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High-Quality Film Transfers with this Raspberry Pi Frame Grabber

Untold miles of film were shot by amateur filmmakers in the days before YouTube, iPhones, and even the lowly VHS camcorder. A lot of that footage remains to be discovered in attics and on the top shelves of closets, and when you find that trove of precious family memories, you’ll be glad to have this Raspberry Pi enabled frame-by-frame film digitizer at your disposal.

With a spare Super 8mm projector and a Raspberry Pi sitting around, [Joe Herman] figured he had the makings of a good way to preserve his grandfather’s old films. The secret of high-quality film transfers is …read more

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