This talk will expose the tools and tactics used by the phishing underground. It's really a new look at an old problem. Follow us as we track real life phishers hiding in the shadiest corners of the Internet, analyze the tools used by phishers, see how phishers "phish" other phishers, and discover the sites where real life identities are being bought and sold… The specific topics covered by this talk will include: how phishers set up a phishing site, a look at the backdoors used by phishers, determining how phishers get identity information, a thorough look at the tools used by phishers, and a detailed look at the sites used to buy and sell stolen identities. | Billy Rios Security Engineer, Microsoft Billy Rios lives in a phish bowl and is constantly being sent e-mails from acquaintances all over the world. Billy has won the Internet lotto several times, is expecting large sums of abandoned money from a long lost relative in the Congo, and has received checks accidentally made out for $30,000 instead of $30. .gif)
View an interview with Billy Rios. Nitesh Dhanjani Senior Manager & Leader of Application Security Services, Ernst & Young LLP Nitesh Dhanjani is a well known security researcher, author, and speaker. Dhanjani is currently Senior Manager at Ernst & Young LLP where he leads their Application Security Services efforts. Dhanjani is responsible for evangelizing new application security service lines, ensuring current service lines stay bleeding edge, and helping enterprises develop world-class application security strategies. Prior to E&Y, Dhanjani was Senior Director of Application Security and Assessments at Equifax where he spearheaded brand new security efforts into enhancing the enterprise SDLC, created a process for performing source code security reviews & threat modeling, and managed the attack & penetration team. Before Equifax, Dhanjani was Senior Advisor at Foundstone's Professional Services group where, in addition to performing security assessments, he contributed and taught Foundstone's Ultimate Hacking security courses. Dhanjani is the author of "Network Security Tools: Writing, Hacking, and Modifying Security Tools" (O'Reilly) and "HackNotes: Linux and Unix Security" (Osborne McGraw-Hill). He is also a contributing author to "Hacking Exposed 4" (Osborne McGraw-Hill) and "HackNotes: Network Security"(Osborne McGraw-Hill). Dhanjani has been invited to talk at various information security events such as the Black Hat Briefings, RSA, Hack in the Box, and OSCON. Dhanjani graduated from Purdue University with both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Computer Science. |