When State Actors and Cybercriminals Join Hands
summary
Examines overlap between state-sponsored cyber operations and criminal groups by citing examples such as Trojan kits with APT-like capabilities, state-controlled botnets, and cybercriminals selling government/military accounts; discusses whether these trends indicate that cyber espionage and cyber crime are increasingly intertwined.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Remote Administration Tools
- 3:30Citadel
- 4:04VNC
- 4:42Tools used
- 5:27How a Trojan works
- 6:03The most popular Trojan
- 6:53Latin American Air Force
- 7:27Presidential Office
- 8:19Atomic Energy Board
- 8:45China
- 9:04Space Agency
- 9:58Big Particle Accelerator
- 10:43They are Inside
- 13:26Summary
- 15:47Interesting Statistics
- 16:28Chinese Cyber Attack Unit
- 18:03Detecting APTs
- 18:55Average time an attacker stays inside network undetected
- 19:29New tactics and new strategies
- 21:08Cyber intelligence
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