PPT-February 2016 Meeting Web Defacement and Spear Phishing

3 Objectives Going through a scenario from a Capture the Flag event Using all available data and tools from a Security Onion Image Demonstrate some techniques to reverse engineer the attack Discuss common avenues during web defacementspear phishing. What Is Spear Phishing SpearPhishing Attack Ingredients The Email Page 1 of 7 UNDERSTANDING THE THREAT S EPTEMBER 2013 Due to an o rganisation ’ s relian ce on email and internet connectivity, there is no guaranteed way to stop a determined intruder from Web defacement is a common type of cyber attack. It often refers to the unauthorised change of the content (usually the main page) of a website by intruder. The general purpose of the attack is to let spear phishing[6].Thesearephishingattackswheretheattackerusessomeknowledgelearnedabouteachindividualvictiminordertofoolmoreofhisvictims.(Foramorecompleteviewofthecontext-awarephishingproblem,see[7].)F FEBRUARY MEMORY VERSE:. “Anyone who claims to be in the light but. h. ates his brother or sister . is still in the darkness.”. 1John 2:9. . Children’s Church. . is available during . our worship service time . Social Engineering. Phishing. The . attempt to obtain . sensitive information.  such as usernames, passwords, and . credit card.  details (and, indirectly, . money. ), often for . malicious.  reasons, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an . Presenters. . - Derrick Agate – Hopkins Public Schools - Transportation Director. . - Julie Belisle – MDE - Transportation School Finance. . - Kelly Wosika – MDE - Student Accounting School Finance. part: . Email . Borne Attacks and How You Can Defend Against Them. Matthew Gardiner. Product Marketing. 91% of all incidents start with a phish. Wired 2015. Think Your Employees are Alert Enough to Stop Them? . May 6. th. , 2010. Organization. Introduction. How Hackers Deface Web Pages. Solutions to Web Defacement. Conclusions . 2. Introduction. Introduction. Web Defacement . Hackers Motivation. Effects on Organizations. part: . Email . Borne Attacks and How You Can Defend Against Them. Matthew Gardiner. Product Marketing. 91% of all incidents start with a phish. Wired 2015. Think Your Employees are Alert Enough to Stop Them? . Learning Objectives. Defining . CyberSecurity. Why Should You Care?. Who Are Hackers (Yesterday vs. Today)?. Understanding Typical Hacking Exploits. CyberSecurity. Strategies: Protecting Your Organization. Topics. Malware. Spear Phishing. Malicious Links. Passwords. Browsing in Public. Data Compromise. Threat: Malware. Software designed to compromise a device/network. Examples:. Worm/virus. Botnet. Banking Trojan. DCSS Spring 2019. Marc DeBonis. V1.0. Obligatory. Wikipedia. Phishing.  is the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. Typically carried out by email spoofing or instant messaging, it often directs users to enter personal information at a fake website, the look and feel of which are identical to the legitimate site.. No.13). 27/01/16. David Mcfarlane. EN-MEF D.Mcfarlane. 1. Lift Maintenance January 2016. 2. EN-MEF D.Mcfarlane. Still waiting for the February dates!!!!!!!. Water Availability. Water Stop/Restart dates BA1 – BA80.