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A Tale of Two Koreas: Keeping Watch over the Digital DMZ
At Cyber Squared, we understand that many targeted, government sponsored or sanctioned attacks can be directly tied to current geopolitical events. Keeping the recent instability of the Korean Peninsula in mind, and the fact that the Chinese Communist Party has a vested interest in Korean affairs, we have kept our eyes and ears ready for […]
I Got 99 Problems But a Phish Ain’t One
Today Symantec reported a targeted attack that used the Mandiant APT1 report as bait for a spearphishing attack. Brandon Dixon at 9b+ followed up with the analysis of “Mandiant_APT2_Report.pdf” and identified the command and control infrastructure as itsec.eicp[.]net, reminding us that same infrastructure was also used to target OSX users in the 5 December Contagio posting. […]
There’s something about Mahdi
On 17 July 2012, researchers at Kaspersky Labs and Seculert identified over 800 victims of a new cyber espionage campaign dubbed “Mahdi”. As I researched the information that was presented, I began to wonder if this was actually evidence of an Iranian sponsored or sanctioned cyber espionage event. I know, it’s an “out there” theory but when […]
5 Ways to Make Threat Analysis Actionable
What is Threat Analysis? Learn 5 Ways to Make it Actionable! Lights, Camera, All Quiet on Threats (Set) – Action! – What goes into the creation of your favorite movies? They have a director, editor, post-production effects, actors, and a ton of extras. A lot goes on behind the scenes to make a film possible. […]