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Breaking In and Breaking Records: A Look Back at 2016 Cybercrimes Travis Smith, Senior Security Researcher Chris Conacher, Manager, Security Content and Research

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Breaking In and Breaking Records:A Look Back at 2016 CybercrimesTravis Smith, Senior Security ResearcherChris Conacher, Manager, Security Content and Research

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Hollywood Presbyterian Medical CenterFebruary 15

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Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center

Allen StefanekCEO, CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center

February 15

The quickest and most efficient way to restore our systems and administrative

functions was to pay the ransom and obtain the decryption key. In the best interest of restoring normal operations, we did this.

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Decryption Keys Available

Link to nomoreransomware.com

NoMoreRansom.org

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iPhone HackingSan Bernardino Shooter iPhone

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BadLock BustApril 12

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DNC Hacked, A Tale of Two Attackers

First Attacker had persistence for over a year, siphoned communications Second Attacker had persistence for months, stole research on Donald Trump Both groups believed to be Russian affiliated National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) also hacked, siphoning off

credit card data

June

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Attribution

TTPs – Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures C2 Addresses Used Re-Used Certificates Data Dumps Translated Into Cyrillic

How It’s Done

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Mirai Botnet Emerges

620 - 665 Gbps DDOS attack against Brian Krebs' website Not an amplification or reflection attack, but launched from hacked IoT Devices Source code released October 1st

Rumors that Liberia was knocked offline by the Botnet on Oct 4, but probably not true

October 21, Mirai brings down Twitter, Amazon, Reddit, GitHub, Netflix, among others.

September 20

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GROWTH IN THE INTERNET OF THINGSThe number of connected devices will exceed 50 Billion by 2020

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2009IoT

Inception

20128.7B

201311.2B

201414.2B

201518.2B

201622.9B

201728.4B

201834.8B

201942.1B

202050.1B

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Update Classes

Manual Search

Unsupported Devices User Notifications

Auto Updating

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Windows UpdatesOctober

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More Vulnerabilities

As Of December 13, 2016

All Year

CVE (v2 Scores) 2015 2016High 2,408 2,339Medium 3,489 3,144Low 591 574Total 6,488 6,112

MS Security Bulletins 2015 2016Critical 35 61Important 92 86Moderate 8 6Total 135 153

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Old Microsoft Bulletin Pagehttps://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/bulletins.aspx

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New Microsoft Security Portalhttps://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-us/

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Thank You!