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Jun 25, 2010 - 5 min - Uploaded by TechyVidzIn this tutorial I show you how to use the RAT (Remote Admin Tool) Poison Ivy on a Local. Four months after the console’s release, Nintendo has made the Switch app available on both iOS and Android. It’s intended to let you do things like use voice.
Introduction For the purposes of this article, the term “cyber exploitation” will represent all the subversive activities that include interstate “breaking and entering” somebody else’s computer and network. For further explaination on the subject, read the first part of my previous work ““. The current contribution follows the progress of cyber exploitation process as an evolving occurrence, which like every similar act, has an inception, development, main activity/culmination, outcome, and eventually consequences. The act itself is split up into stages, and each one of them follows the natural course of these events as described above. Nevertheless, it worth mentioning that the stages in cyber exploitation may occur in different order. This article is based on a figure titled “Mandiant’s attack Lifecycle Model” posted on page 27 in “APT1Exposing One of China’s Cyber Espionage Units” report.
The model used here (the figure below “ Life Cycle Stages of Cyber Exploitation“), however, has some modifications. Initial Reconnaissance There is one significant difference between common cyber criminals and actors involved in cyber exploitation activities. The first group usually have no preferences considering the victim selection, disseminating freely malware across the Internet.
In many cases, they employ passive attack in order to compromise computer systems and networks. Passive attacks consist of analysing traffic, decrypting the unsophisticated traffic, monitoring weakly protected communications, and intercepting authentication information and credentials such as passwords. While it is disputable whether all these activities are always illegal, these attacks may capture victim’s information (e.g. Credit card number) without his consent. As a result, the data obtained can be used in various illicit activities (Schreier,2002). On the other hand, the targets of cyber exploitation frequently are specifically attacked.
As it may seem, these tactics and tools are not well suited for targeted attacks, especially against well-protected international corporations. However, it is not improbable for cyber criminals to direct their strikes at concrete individuals or organizations.
Therefore, the different approaches can give us an insight into the perpetrator’s intent. Requirements Capture Tools. Perhaps the most important fact to be noted when it comes to the initial reconnaissance phase is the attacker’s aptitude for”exploiting of the human element” incorporated virtually everywhere where there is a human presence (Nolan & Levesque, 2005). For instance, attack planers may employ digital traces left behind by company employees into creating a seemingly trustworthy ways to manipulate the victim to execute the wanted action. As a whole, the first reconnaissance consist of two basic layers: 1) Target Selection 2) Target Research. These two encompasses information gathering activities from sources such as social networking websites, internet search engines, conferences, lectures, academic material, underground repositories, etc., providing enough intelligence much needed to profile the targeted organization or person (Smith &Toppel, 2009). Furthermore, the planner could broaden the scope of the research, thus including branches, departments, subsidiaries/daughter companies, filiations, related companies, or even colleagues and associates—approaches a.k.a.