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No one is surprised by Mimikatz being embedded in InstallUtil.exe.

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What’s the point of creating a tool that can be detected by EPP solutions when you can gain more by simply reusing existing tools and learning how to perform attacks with them? It places the onus – and costs – on the defender who suddenly needs new expertise, tools and processes.įileless and malwareless attacks, heavy usage of the LOLBAS list, runtime encryption, downloaders, packers, as well as old, repurposed and completely new techniques to evade a variety of security tools and controls – all these are actively used by attackers. This so-called githubification is driving attackers’ costs down and reshaping the focus from malware development to the evasion of security mechanisms. Almost all modern attacks (and ethical offensive exercises) use Mimikatz, SharpHound, SeatBelt, Rubeus, GhostPack and other toolsets available to the community. In terms of costs, the age-old battle that pits attacker versus defender has become very one sided in recent years. Always remember: you cannot loose anything, but you can win it all. You do not need to be a reversing wizard, guru programmer or ninja analyst – there is something for everyone to tackle and solve.Īt the end, the top five players will win a seat at Kaspersky xTraining, worth $1,400! However, our game is not just about prizes, but having fun and learning something new. This year, we will have the following categories: kNOW yOUR eNEMY, dEBUGGERS pARADISE, oLDsKOOL, cODEbREAKER and THE WiLD WEB, each with five amazing levels. During the 9th Edition of our, by now well-established, CTF/Hackgame, players will compete in five categories, trying to solve challenges presented by CTF hosts David Jacoby and Marco Preuss. Last but not least, we are preparing worthy challenges for everyone interested in malware analysis and threat hunting.

More details about the GhostEmperor APT, tools to catch zero-click zero-days, supply-chain attacks in Farsi and, of course, our usual workshops.

PWC’s John Southworth will teach the audience to dance with APT41.

Ivan Kwiatkowski and Pierre Delcher of Kaspersky GReAT will describe possible links between the Tomiris malware and the supply-chain attacks on Solarwind.

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Rintaro Koike, Shogo Hayashi and Ryuichi Tanabe of NTT Security, Japan will present a research paper, titled, “Operation Software Concepts: A Beautiful Envelope for Wrapping Weapon”.

Kaspersky experts Igor Kuznetsov and Georgy Kucherin will tell a story of how they investigated top-class commercial spyware and dissected an infamous toolset.

What else can we offer during the two eventful days? As for cyberthreats, this topic is always on the table because it is the phenomenon we confront every day and the cause that unites us researchers. To be more specific, there will be a workshop titled, “Prevent & Detect Security Threats in the Kubernetes Era” and a presentation titled, “Time to Make the Donuts”, the latter presumably not about actual doughnuts. What do cyberthreats, Kubernetes and donuts have in common – except that all three end in “ts”, that is? All these topics will be mentioned during the new online conference, scheduled for September 28th-29th, 2021.