Security Interview with Me - In Russian!

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Check out this interview with me in Russian!

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Dancho Danchev's Blog - Proprietary MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform) Instance Running - Request Access Today!

Dear blog readers,

This is Dancho. I wanted to let everyone know that I've recently started running a proprietary MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform) instance where I distribute and share most of my proprietary research with a variety of third-parties including connected instances or users who have API access to my research which is now also available in STIX/TAXII including MISP format where you or your organization can request API access to my proprietary threat intelligence feed for research or commercial purposes by approaching me at dancho.danchev@hush.com

Sample categories which I cover in my daily batch of proprietary threat intelligence research include:

• Targeted Malware Analysis - An Analysis
• In-the-Wild Malware Analysis - An Analysis
• Targeted Phishing Analysis - An Analysis
• Malicious URL Analysis - An Analysis
• Targeted Mobile Malware Analysis - An Analysis
• APT Coverage - New Campaign
• Fraudulent Infrastructure - An Analysis
• Online Fraud Campaign - An Analysis
• Historical OSINT Campaign - An Analysis
• Russian Business Network coverage
• Koobface Botnet coverage
• Kneber Botnet coverage
• Hundreds of IOCs (Indicators of Compromise)
• Tactics Techniques and Procedures In-Depth Coverage
• Malicious and fraudulent infrastructure mapped and exposed
• Malicious and fraudulent Blackhat SEO coverage
• Malicious spam and phishing campaigns
• Malicious and fraudulent scareware campaigns
• Malicious and fraudulent money mule recruitment scams
• Malicious and fraudulent reshipping mule recruitment scams
• Web based mass attack compromise fraudulent and malicious campaigns
• Malicious and fraudulent client-side exploits serving campaigns

Sample screenshots of the research posted at my proprietary MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform) instance:

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Exposing a Currently Active Portfolio of High-Profile Cybercriminal Email Addresses - Part Six

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