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1/8 A few months back, we stopped a #ransomware attack by the group #BlackBasta. We spent a lot of time studying their backend servers, malware and more.
If you're interested in #ransomware, then you'll want to read this story...
If you're interested in #ransomware, then you'll want to read this story...
2/8 It ends up that the #BlackBasta gang uses victims networks to log back into their own network! The leads to some interesting monitor opportunities.
This allowed us to monitor _them_.
On the victims servers, we deploy "clip board" monitoring.
This allowed us to monitor _them_.
On the victims servers, we deploy "clip board" monitoring.
3/8 This means we could see everything the attacker "cuts and pastes" within the victims environment. This includes passwords, commands, Russian comments, etc.
We are publishing it all.
We are publishing it all.
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Today in UFO History - Sagan Speech
November 15, 1962 - Am. Rocket Society Conference
1/Stanford astronomer Carl Sagan presents a paper at the American Rocket Society annual meeting in Los Angeles, California, that explores models for the
Today in UFO History - Sagan Speech
November 15, 1962 - Am. Rocket Society Conference
1/Stanford astronomer Carl Sagan presents a paper at the American Rocket Society annual meeting in Los Angeles, California, that explores models for the
2/distribution of technical civilizations in the galaxy. Using Frank D. Drake’s equation to suggest that 0.001% of stars in the sky have a planet on them on which an advanced civilization resides, Sagan suggests the nearest such advanced civilization is several hundred light
3/years away from earth. From there, he explores the feasibility of interstellar spaceflight as a means for traversing such distances. The paper ends in consideration of the possibility of extraterrestrial contact with Earth in the past, including the ancient Mesopotamian myth of
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