Two Weeks with a Russian Ransomware Cell
summary
Describes firsthand findings from two weeks of direct conversations with a Russian ransomware group, detailing how they operate and their methods. Presents practical IT security advice drawn from those attackers’ practices and traces historical patterns to anticipate and address future ransomware developments.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00THANK YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY PARTNER
- 2:00Targeting state, provincial & local governments
- 2:56How do you visualize/perceive "hackers"
- 7:41Types of attack missions
- 9:39Twig's Intent
- 11:33How do they do it
- 16:32Why is Russia silent?
- 17:522019 global cyberattack trends
- 19:59Encrypted attacks growing consistently
- 22:28Twig's advice: proper passwords
- 22:45Twig's advice: write in a proper language
- 25:42How sandboxing should work
- 26:12How endpoint security should work
- 27:36What's next for Hildacrypt
- 28:42How to hire from the former Soviet Union
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