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@Raj_Samani

Chief Scientist | Chief Innovation Officer | Co-author of & CSA Guide to Cloud | Advisor on Internet Security

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Joined January 2010
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    19 Oct 2017

    New blog by me. Now freely available. Ransomware Decryption Framework

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  2. Retweeted
    16 hours ago

    Do you know a woman engineer who is an unsung hero? Perhaps it is your engineering wife, sister, co-worker or daughter who has accomplished so much? Nominate your women engineer for the 2019 feature on Women Engineers You Should Know!

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  3. 21 hours ago

    Some key patterns emerge of targeted victims following analysis from

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  4. Dec 27

    The Q3 threat report details distribution of four samples of V5 likely spread via the Fallout exploit kit. The chart displays a typical exploit kit infection rate:

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  5. Dec 26

    " kill switch domain receives over 17m beacons, or connections, in a one week period. These connections are coming from over 630k unique IP addresses consisting of 194 different countries"

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  6. Dec 24

    Enjoyed the research from who kicked off the festive season by "hacking some smart Christmas lights" where "communications are not encrypted it is trivial to Man-in-the-Middle the traffic"

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  7. Dec 21

    "Ryuk demands ransoms of between 15 and 50 bitcoins (between $50,000 and $170,000), with the price escalating by 0.5 bitcoins every day the victim doesn’t pay"

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  8. Dec 20

    Our latest update on reveals the site has decrypted the infected computers "of over 72 000 victims" Also welcome to new partners and others

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  9. Dec 20

    v3 "Inside the .Net wiper, we discovered the following ASCII art"

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  10. Dec 19

    Just posted our update on the recent attacks that includes a detailed analysis of the .Net tool kit

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  11. Dec 19

    We have just published our new Q3 Threat report where "Gamut, the top spam- producing botnet, spews “sextortion” scams, which demand payment"

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  12. Dec 19

    Really excellent analysis detailing "Unfolding History of Japanese-Speaking Underground Communities" via

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  13. Dec 18

    Published a new blog on discussing the glass ceiling that exists within

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  14. Dec 18

    Drumroll.......and the most commonly used password for this year are.....sigh!

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    Dec 17

    Real editor meets guest editor - meets in the first of our daily Q&As. Nice guilty pleasure, never seen your Christmas film.

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  16. Dec 17

    Today I will the the Guest editor for - here is a video I posted reflecting on an eventful 2018

    1 reply 9 retweets 24 likes
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  17. Dec 15

    " V3 installs a malicious service that runs the wiper component. Once running, it overwrites all files with random rubbish and triggers a reboot, resulting in a “blue screen of death” or a driver error making the system inoperable"

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  18. Dec 14

    We have just published our latest blog detailing the return of v3 targeting "oil, gas, energy, telecom, and government organizations in the Middle East and southern Europe".

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    Dec 14

    Introducing our Guest Editors & These superstars will be running the show for the magazine next week.

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  20. Dec 14

    Now available on - Komrade Cyber podcast which details an inside look into the recent Sharpshooter campaign feat. &

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  21. Dec 14

    "Looking deeper into the newest lookalike, they found it had a different “trigger date” for when it would execute. If an infected system’s time was set to after December 7 2017, it would launch"

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