_security_researcher
_founder_ @barghest
{ disrupting APT, authoritarian gov, surveillance, privacy violations & corporate injustice }
| Website | https://0x0v1.com |
| BARGHEST | https://Barghest.asia |
iVerify outsource blog post research such as https://iverify.io/blog/meet-cellik---a-new-android-rat-with-play-store-integration to a UK based cyber security content firm called https://www.cyberou.com.
In some examples, the owner of Cyberou is listed as a 'iVerify fellow'.
For me content is an extension of expertise and integrity; if you chose to outsource it, just builds less trust.
The visualization of malware has been a widely discussed topic over the years, though it hasn't garnered as much attention in the last decade. Nearly ten years ago, infosec experts like Chris Domas (TED talk linked below) highlighted the potential of malware visualization as a powerful tool for analysts to
Introducing instructSOCIETY
https://www.0x0v1.com/instructsociety/
I'm introducing the project and also issuing it with a two part tutorial.
Part 1: Malware digraphs & modelling https://www.0x0v1.com/instructsociety-visualizing-malware/
Part 2: Visual programming of malware tutorial & project files https://www.0x0v1.com/instructsociety-2/
Available now on my website.
APT37: ROKRAT ROKRAT, a sophisticated remote access trojan utilized by North Korean state-sponsored hackers, infiltrates systems through targeted spear-phishing attacks, enabling extensive surveillance capabilities including keylogging and data exfiltration. ROKRAT dramatically impacts the security and privacy of journalists, activists, defectors and NGOs in South Korea. North Korea uses ROKRAT malware
These models are created using ROKRAT malware
instructSOCIETY
https://www.0x0v1.com/instructsociety/
APT37: ROKRAT ROKRAT, a sophisticated remote access trojan utilized by North Korean state-sponsored hackers, infiltrates systems through targeted spear-phishing attacks, enabling extensive surveillance capabilities including keylogging and data exfiltration. ROKRAT dramatically impacts the security and privacy of journalists, activists, defectors and NGOs in South Korea. North Korea uses ROKRAT malware
Launching my new project instructSOCIETY: https://www.0x0v1.com/instructsociety/
This is an art project called instructSOCIETY which is an interactive digital experiment exploring visualization & artistic representations of malware that impact human rights.
It it's first iteration, I'm covering ROKRAT malware. A technological human rights issue developed by North Korean state-sponsored hackers.
APT37: ROKRAT ROKRAT, a sophisticated remote access trojan utilized by North Korean state-sponsored hackers, infiltrates systems through targeted spear-phishing attacks, enabling extensive surveillance capabilities including keylogging and data exfiltration. ROKRAT dramatically impacts the security and privacy of journalists, activists, defectors and NGOs in South Korea. North Korea uses ROKRAT malware
