The Lifecycle of Cybercrime
summary
Presents findings from Trustwave SpiderLabs’ forensic investigations (2013 Trustwave Global Security Report) and U.S. Secret Service experience, examining cybercrime motivations and the full attack lifecycle. Covers methods used to infiltrate organizations, how attackers aggregate and exfiltrate data, and the resulting financial impact.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45A story about fishing
- 4:50A lot about China
- 6:05Types of attacks
- 8:10Greed
- 8:45Victim Identification
- 9:15Infiltration
- 9:45Propagation
- 10:10Aggregation
- 11:15Protecting loot
- 11:45Finding buyers
- 12:20Liquidating data
- 13:00Attack demo
- 13:15Webbased attacks
- 15:35Java exploit
- 16:10Realtime analysis
- 17:30Crowdsourcing
- 18:10Johnny Cocaine
- 18:35Why are there so few cyber investigators
- 19:55Whats motivating you
- 21:15What data do you wish the victim had
- 23:00Where do you stop with cybercrime
- 24:15How much felony crime is undertaken using stolen identities
- 25:25Results of investigations
- 28:00Why are we working together
- 29:40Two takeaways
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