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Talos, the intelligence wing of Cisco, has had a decryption tool for this for a couple of months now. Please see the link to their blog. (url got blocked) just search teslacrypt and talos. damn I hate this site. I'm...
In reply to: WTF
As for me, I used Windows 7 system for two years, I found it works fins and steadily, but I made one mistake about the admin password, I changed the admin password to a little complex, later, I can't remember what it is,...
In reply to: Re: How to fully protect XP even when it expires in 2014
That's the whole problem: How do you find the criminals? Almost every time a politician weighs in on how we need to adopt a "tougher stance" on cyber criminals, they make it sound like a decision. It's not as if cyber criminals...
In reply to: Re: Not quite as extreme, but...
While I don't think you can really put people who encrypt files in the same category as murderers, ransomware is a troubling growth industry for hackers. Perhaps sanctions should be considered against countries that house...
In reply to: Not quite as extreme, but...
I enjoyed reading the article you've written about "Surviving Infosec." It did remind me of some of my past life as a CISO. Overall, I agree with your advice but I'd also like to offer a caveat. Essentially...
In reply to: Useful Advice...But with a caveat
Apart from all the other Ransomware Protection best practice 101 guides..... First of all just because you are encrypting your backups doesn't mean a ransomware cannot re-encrypt it. We've had a few cases where...
In reply to: New Strain are Smarter than just targeted common file extensions! Your backup needs to be secured!
Yeah, a big attack, exspecially if it manages to catch the notce of the mainstream press, would be a terrible thing, both for players as well as publishers. Thanks for calling out the additional vectors you've noticed; we've...
In reply to: Re: Beyond gold farming
Spoofing OWA isn't even needed. SSL Injection with SSL Strip/Dump work just fine.
In reply to: Re: pwn storm
they certainly like spoofing those outlook web access servers, huh?
In reply to: pwn storm
If no remote access whilst in motion, this would require a physical solution. Some sort of inertial switch that has no electronic intercept. Otherwise it can be bypassed when the car is not in motion (which is...
In reply to: Re: No remote access while in motion?
8 Key Building Blocks for Enterprise Network DefenseNetworks are changing rapidly -- and so are strategies for protecting them. This Tech Digest looks at the fundamentals for the next-gen environment.
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