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Category Archives: Cybercrime
Two Years Ago — Inside the Intrigue of Russia’s Cyberattacks
“Looks like Sergey [Mikhailov] and Ruslan [Ruslan Stoyanov] were looking for various “scapegoats” who were easy to track down and who had a lot of criminal evidence collected against them, and then reported them to iDefence through Kimberly [Zenz]. This was … Continue reading
Inside the Intrigue of Russia’s Cyberattacks [Breaking News — FSB Col and Kaspersky Scientist Found Guilty]
“Looks like Sergey [Mikhailov] and Ruslan [Ruslan Stoyanov] were looking for various “scapegoats” who were easy to track down and who had a lot of criminal evidence collected against them, and then reported them to iDefence through Kimberly [Zenz]. This was … Continue reading
Two Years Ago — RUSSIA : FSB Shaken by a Major Reshuffle
“One might think this would be a good time for Russian cyber intelligence officials, credited as they are with hacking and leaking Democratic emails that may have altered the course of the U.S. presidential election. One would be wrong.” Emily … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, DNC & Podesta Leaks, Donald Trump, Espionage, FBI, FSB, Internet, KGB, Trump, Trump Dossier, Ukraine
Tagged Alexey Grachev, Andrei Gerasimov, Dmitry Dokuchaev, Dmitry Pravikov, FSB, Sergei Mikhailov, Zhahongir Yuldashev
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One Year Ago — Cyberattack Cripples Institutions Around The World
“One NSA tool, an exploit of Microsoft Windows called EternalBlue, is being used as one method for rapidly spreading a ransomware variant called WannaCry across the world.” Forbes — Friday May 12 2017 May 12 2017 — A massive cyberattack that … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Warfare, Cyber-Security, Cybercrime, NSA, WannaCry ransomware
Tagged Cybercrime, NSA, WannaCry ransomware
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Inside the Intrigue of ‘Russia’s Cyberattacks’ [UPDATE April 2018]
“Looks like Sergey [Mikhailov] and Ruslan [Ruslan Stoyanov] were looking for various “scapegoats” who were easy to track down and who had a lot of criminal evidence collected against them, and then reported them to iDefence through Kimberly [Zenz]. This was … Continue reading
CYBER AWARENESS CHALLENGE: Take the US DoD TEST! [Version 2018]
“But it’s worse than that. This training is also bad security policy, since the most dangerous and effective counterintelligence or terrorist threats are unlikely to telegraph their views openly. Those who are on the lookout for outspoken critics of U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, QUIZ
Tagged Cyber Awareness Challenge, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, QUIZ, US DoD
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One Year Ago — RUSSIA : FSB Shaken by a Major Reshuffle
“One might think this would be a good time for Russian cyber intelligence officials, credited as they are with hacking and leaking Democratic emails that may have altered the course of the U.S. presidential election. One would be wrong.” Emily … Continue reading
TOP INTEL TODAY 2017 STORIES #4 : “CYBER AWARENESS CHALLENGE: Take the US DoD TEST!”
“But it’s worse than that. This training is also bad security policy, since the most dangerous and effective counterintelligence or terrorist threats are unlikely to telegraph their views openly. Those who are on the lookout for outspoken critics of U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, QUIZ
Tagged Cyber Awareness Challenge, Cyber Warfare, Cybercrime, QUIZ, US DoD
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TOP INTEL TODAY 2017 STORIES — #10 : Inside the Intrigue of ‘Russia’s Cyberattacks’
“Looks like Sergey [Mikhailov] and Ruslan [Ruslan Stoyanov] were looking for various “scapegoats” who were easy to track down and who had a lot of criminal evidence collected against them, and then reported them to iDefence through Kimberly [Zenz]. This was … Continue reading
RUSSIA — Shaltay-Boltay Leader Could Be Released on Parole
“We get orders from government structures and from private individuals. But we say we are an independent team. It’s just that often it’s impossible to tell who the client is. Sometimes we get information for intermediaries, without knowing who the … Continue reading
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