Thursday, February 23, 2012

Sunday, February 12, 2012

St. Baldrick's Support



The son of fellow SpiderLabs team member, forensicator, blogger, and long time friend Grayson Lenik is raising money to help fight childhood cancer.

Grayson's son Max raises money through donations at...


...then shaves his head at an event sponsored by the Montana City Fire Department.

Max's goal this year is $1,000. I challenge the forensic community to jump in, support the son of one of their own (who has joined the fight against childhood cancer) and help Max crush his goal like so much crappy malware.

Please consider throwing some chips Max's way! He is a great kid and this is a great cause.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

2012 Global Security Report Released

Trustwave has released the 2012 Global Security Report. I wrote the section on data breaches and the Breach Triad. It's a great report all the way around. The team at the SpiderLabs did an outstanding job again this year, and this report is a wonderful summation of a year of hard work.

I highly encourage you to download a free copy from the Trustwave website and set aside some time to read it. It will give IT professionals of all levels a solid picture of the current state of cyber security, methods and trends. I can only imagine how use that will be for those of you trying to budget for security projects in 2012.

Again, kudos to the whole team at Trustwave that put this report together! In my opinion, it's the best one yet!

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Manipulating WFP and Residual IOCs

I just posted on the SpiderLabs Anterior blog about manipulating WFP and what IOC that would leave behind. Check it out!

Friday, November 18, 2011

Pauldotcom Inverview

If you missed my interview on Pauldotcom last night, you can still watch it on their website.


Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Interview on Pauldotcom

Sweet! I will be on Pauldotcom tomorrow night talking about Sniper Forensics! Check it!

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Context, Context, Context

Check out the SpiderLabs blog, "Anterior" for the latest Sniper Forensics post.