Fingerprinting threat actors by their anonymity techniques ft. Mick Deben DMC Group | Studio 471

Episode 21  ·  Aug 11, 02:00 PM
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Threat actors doing crime online use a variety of precautions and technologies to avoid getting caught. Mick Deben is a cybersecurity consultant with DMC Group in the Netherlands. He recently completed his master’s degree thesis, which focused on creating a knowledge base around these anonymity techniques. The knowledge base is called Concealment Layers for Online Anonymity and Knowledge (CLOAK), and it’s intended to give CTI practitioners another way to fingerprint threat actors. In this Studio 471, Deben discusses how he developed CLOAK and how practitioners can use it.

Participants:
Mick Deben, Cybersecurity Consultant, DMC Group
Jeremy Kirk, Executive Editor, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Intel 471
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