Paul Shomo

@ShomoBits

Cybersecurity Pundit and CSO Online Columnist/Blogger. EnCase DFIR Strategist, Product Guy, Alliances and R&D Veteran.

Pasadena, CA
Geregistreerd in mei 2013
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  1. 19 apr.

    Forensic researcher at made the most newsworthy discovery of the year. Avast AV records even private browsing history in an unencrypted SQLite DB left on the hard drive. Not surprising to folks, but kinda awkward...

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  2. 19 apr.

    Careful what products you go with after . The forensic pros at discovered that some area leaving behind a rather awkward trail...

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  3. 16 apr.

    Avast AV leaves behind SQLite DB logging private browsing history. Found by at . Back when the media covered that GPS tracking DB, media didn’t use the words , or “Examiner.” Time for our community to get noticed.

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  4. 16 apr.

    A little controversy to start out . NCIS practitioners find Avast AV leaves DB logging private web history. Ppl like toil in anonymity reversing artifacts, time to talk openly about forensic artifacts. @rasaconference

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  5. 13 feb.

    I'm now an IDG Contributor and write the "Security & Forensics" column for CSO Online. Checkout, "4 Reasons Forensics Will Remain a Pillar of Cybersecurity" and see how AI, Orchestration and IoT will impact DFIR. via

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  6. 31 jan.

    lose a 3rd round pick and a future star at CB so they can sign a 33 year old QB to the contract they should have gotten Kirk Cousins for in 2016/17!?!? Alex Smith's best season in 11 yrs (4k yards/26TDs) is equal to Cousin's worst season in his 3 year starting career.

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  7. 24 dec. 2017

    Just so people know, contestants did *not* sign away their disclosure rights. Our program was researcher-centric: researchers own their work and how and when they disclose it. Just like they always have. We verbally asked them to wait until the end to promote their awards.

    ...the point is: do you want to give a company exclusive disclosure rights to your artifact findings for ANY amount of time? It was 9 months this time. Knowing all that we do abt the blunders of this org, do you trust them at all let alone w/unknown artifact details? And...
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  8. 21 dec. 2017

    My Dark Reading post on the Guidance-OpenText Forensic Research Awards, including winner details. The researchers control the release of their own work; we'll have to wait for Justin Bartshe to release his findings in January!

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  9. 21 dec. 2017

    The contest is done, and the awards have been issued. The community researchers came with even better submissions than we could have hoped for. Stay tuned for additional details in the coming weeks.

    Winning submissions from our recent Forensic Artifact Research Awards reveal the difficulty of digital privacy:
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  10. 13 dec. 2017

    I've been watching the security orchestration and automation space for a few years. I believe it's going to be a big deal. Here's the roundup I published with : .

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  11. 7 sep. 2017

    My latest post discusses malware's historic response to behavioral monitoring & how that applies today.

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  12. 18 jul. 2017

    Time for a fan protest. Until the sign Kirk Cousins long term, let's refer to our GM as Bruce "Allem." We'll see how he likes it.

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  13. 8 jun. 2017

    Checkout my interview, "End Point Incident Response with Paul Shomo of Guidance Software"

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  14. 28 mrt. 2017

    Tomorrow see how to automate incident response and streamline your SOC with Demisto () and Endpoint Security.

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  15. 28 mrt. 2017

    eWeek won't publish vendor articles, but printed an adaptation of my "RSA Innovation Sandbox Reveals Hot Startups"

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  16. 7 mrt. 2017

    CIA clearly favored the weak link in security: mobile devices. Apple/Google do not allow enough visibility for modern detection approaches

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  17. 7 mrt. 2017

    Mobile OS "Don't Ask Don't Tell" strategy of security: Don't let security vendors see inside, nobody will find malware & security is assumed

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  18. 7 mrt. 2017

    Reasons I'd Hack Mobile #4: Security vendors have to root mobile devices to see what's going on, you can't ship real security sw this way.

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  19. 7 mrt. 2017

    Reasons I'd Hack Mobile #3: Can security sw obtain info about network traffic, indicating connection to malicious servers/theft? Nope!!!

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  20. 7 mrt. 2017

    Reasons I'd Hack Mobile #2: Can security sw get a full list of processes, including metadata about their behavior to judge them? Nope!!!

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