My view is any payments to hackers like this should be a crime. This will only keep rising if they get the incentives. That needs to stop. Organisations need to securs their networks and systems, educate their staff very regularly, also about social engineering, and back up, back up and back up, so they can restore their systems rather quickly. There is no guarantee that paying ransom will get their stuff back. Maybe in 10-15 years we will look back and see how ridiculous we were for rewarding criminals wih ransom payments.

very informative briefing! thanks for spreading awareness! Subscribed!

Are there any free options for a llm i could install on Linux?

Any uncensored model could be considered "evil" with that kind of definition.

Wild. AI is going to revolutionize every aspect of hacking, including social engineering. Our civilization is not ready.

Thank you so much for this video. I have sent it along to a couple of clients.

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That is insane. Just wow.

Hi man! May be you able to advice how to fix problem when I am trying tp create Filter I recieve error Forbidden?

Even large companies like Microsoft can slip up, sometimes not all departments fully implement information security standards.

For personal use: Turn off the printer when you don't need it, and you won't have the problem most of the time. You will also protect the environment and your wallet.

This is fascinating, and terrifying. Well done. Thank you!

I'm just surprised they had that level of filtering to begin with.

It was really professional and useful, I highly appreciate this video! The presentation style is just the icing on the cake.

I've never understood how these things happen, they're so easy to avoid, I avoid crap like this without even thinking about it. Blows my mind that this is being done anywhere.

This is insane. I have never just asked if it will give me passwords, this is like sneaking in through the window when the front door is open and they are inviting you in.

i want this ppt for my college presentation how can i get this 🙄

I love your facial expressions

On Xerox machines it forces you to re-enter your credentials if you change the server address.

Thank you very much for the interesting webinar! Lively presented and very well understandable for laymen.

Hi Sherri awesome video!!! Question for you. Knowing that bad actors can circumvent MFA to perform account takeovers, how do we protect our networks against that? What are you thought on physical tokens like Yubikeys?

thanks, this should get more exposure .

What would you think the cost of this ubers breach of 2022 would amount to ? No legitimate sources online, at least google searches, shows any costs or data that uber has faced. I would like to know if the extent of the damages were similar to their 2016 breach.

Thanks for sharing videos like this despite the low view count

interesting and scary at the same time

It is very relevant video

Um can you put a link to the virus in the comments or desc for educational purposes ?

Beautiful trailer

good job duo.....keep it up

Thank you for the presentation

Is it possible to filter the duplicate error messages? If there are many identical error messages, that this is then only displayed once?

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Thanks guys, I'm glad we got that out of the way. I can get back to my drink.

thanks for explain what happened.

I forgot my macpass password, do you know how can I retrieve it?

Would you please provide all the links you have on your slides? Thank you.

I want to create data tables for multiple/all indices. What to do for that?

Good demo! How do you filter the message field? I mean, that field has a json message

Nice to hear from pro's as the MSP's handling companies networks have no idea what they are doing.

Great Video, and better tips, a very comprehensive look at what system security does and what we can and can't do in this cat and mouse game. It unfortunately comes down to user awareness since the first click is the one that shoots your foot. And I have encountered versions that are "sleepers" and don't get active immediately but wait for an update deployment to also get more easily distributed. Thanks again for this wake-up call.

Dunno if you guys respond to comments, but let's give it a shot. Do you know of a list somewhere of executables I could add to the metering setup of sccm to look for cobol strike etc? I use pstools myself, so I can find those, but I don't know the other commonly used pieces of software and thus not what their binaries are called (or if they're always called the same in the first place). I very much assume our AV software takes care of the known malicious stuff, but I know it doesn't react to psexec, cause I use that quite frequently. (We run 3 different AV solutions depending on system, and none of them flag psexec as an issue).

really great, any chance of doing Conti as well?

Hey thank you for this video really helped me get a better understanding!

Brilliant. Best examination of WS out there

Outstanding stuff, after watching this video I am now bit comfortable. what other are showing is just the bad side of dark web. I like how you are highlighting both sides but more positives and more ethical stuff 👍🏽👍🏽

What does RPM93P

Good to know.

Thank you!

These are excellent discussions. Please continue the awesome work!,

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