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I've decided to share with everyone a portfolio of known scareware themed photos with the idea to raise awareness on what used to be the primary monetization vector within the cybercrime ecosystem circa 2010.
An image is worth a thousand words.
Sample screenshots include:
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I wanted to take the time and effort and elaborate more on my old Twitter account circa 2010 in terms of what really happened and how I managed to accumulate approximately 11,000 followers on Twitter in less than three months prior to announcing that I'm joining Twitter on my personal blog.
Also for the record - users interested in obtaining access to my old Twitter account for research and reference purposes including to actually go through it can grab a copy of it from here.
Sample collages which I produced back then for my Twitter background in a typical cybercrime research fashion which I hope that you'll enjoy include:
I wanted to say big thanks to everyone who used to follow me on Twitter back then including everyone who's following me on Twitter up to present day.
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I've decided to offer an in-depth inside peek inside the Earnings4u managed malware distribution service circa 2010 with the idea to raise awareness on the ease of use and the actual trend where novice and experienced botnet masters can easily acquire the necessary seed population in terms of purchasing access to malware infected hosts which could be further used to spread their malicious software campaigns including spam and phishing campaigns.
With managed affiliate-network based revenue sharing schemes continuing to proliferate it shouldn't be surprising that more cybercriminals are actually looking for ways to monetize access to their acquired through blackhat SEO including various other rogue and fraudulent techniques traffic including users who would be interested in offering managed and centralized ways for spreading other cybercriminal's malicious releases in a systematic and efficient way leading to today's modern cybercrime ecosystem reality where both novice and experienced cybercriminals rely on rogue and malicious affiliate-network based revenue sharing schemes for both revenue generation and the spreading of malicious software.
Sample screenshots include:
Sample screenshots include:
Are you interested in becoming a Guest Blogger or post a Guest Post on the topic of cybercrime research OSINT threat intelligence gathering malicious software and botnet research including anything related to information security in terms of a Guest Post or to actually becoming a full-time Guest Blogger at my personal blog?
Drop me a line at dancho.danchev@hush.com to discuss.
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I've decided to share with everyone my "Dancho Danchev - Speaks!" introduction video where I did my best to elaborate more on my experience and expertise in the field throughout the years.
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I've decided to share with everyone my Keynote at CyberCamp 2016 on tracking down and monitoring the Koobface botnet.
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