Principal ICS Cyber sec person @ Kaspersky ICS CERT. Proud BEER-ISAC and RUSCADASEC member. Tweets are mine or written by Markov Chains

Terribly sad news. Sergey @Skvern0 left this world. He was one of the best APT hunters, absolutely passioned about fighting cybercrime. His YARA training was always sold out! And he was a GReAT person and friend Goodnight, mr. Alice. You’ll be missed. Rest in peace my friend 💔
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Happy to see Moscow Central Circle (МЦК), part of the Moscow Metro system, is on @CISAgov website! cisa.gov/topics/critical-inf…
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#iosTriangulation’s binary validator and @2igosha telling the most interesting details of investigation. Will we see those four 0days used? 🤔 #TheSAS2023
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Vladimir Dashchenko retweeted
Welcome to #TheSAS2023
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Vladimir Dashchenko retweeted
Our next blogpost on #iOSTriangulation (securelist.com/triangledb-tr…) is finally out. Today we are ready to share details about the final payload used in the attack, which is a #spyware implant that we dubbed #TriangleDB @bzvr_ @2igosha [1/3]
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Amazing news! @TheSAScon is back 😍😍😍
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Vladimir Dashchenko retweeted
Hey everyone, this is my first tweet! We identified a backdoor we dubbed #Gopuram, the final payload in the #3CX attack. The threat actor (likely to be Lazarus) has deployed it to cryptocurrency companies. More details in this thread and on Securelist (securelist.com/gopuram-backd…)
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We made a report "Threat landscape for industrial automation systems" in H2 2022. We decided to show statistical changes in ICS threat landscape for Russia separately from the rest of the world - one of the most interesting data Here's a full report ics-cert.kaspersky.com/publi…
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Besides that we've analyzed how CVE-2022-27228 (Remote Code Execution in Bitrix CMS “Polls, Votes” module) affected ICS computers in Russia, Belarus and Central Asia. Which is also quite interesting
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Together with GReAT we've prepared an analysis of various activities that were observed in cyberspace in relation to the military conflict in Ukraine. Did a cyberwar happen? This is a simple question with a very complicated answer securelist.com/reassessing-c…
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Here are some of the tricks and methods I have seen used to gain that all important initial access to remote systems. Specifically, the unexpected and unusual tricks! ics-cert.kaspersky.com/publi…
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We've prepared ICS Cybersecurity predictions for 2023+ Ideologically and politically motivated insiders, degrading communications between law enforcement, failing trust relationships in supply chains for both products and services(including OEM) ics-cert.kaspersky.com/publi…
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I know it’s really humiliating for GCHQ, but it’s hilarious

ALT Season 9 Lol GIF by The Office

Replying to @KimZetter
“Truss’s mobile phone number…was for sale on the internet, along with those of 25 Cabinet Ministers. They could be accessed on a shady US website charging just £6.49 for access to the information”
Really cool research! Kudos to @MsftSecIntel
Microsoft has discovered Raspberry Robin activity establishing its role in a complex, interconnected malware ecosystem that facilitates human-operated ransomware. Our latest blog details active operations and links to other malware and threat actors: msft.it/6011djXFR
The secrets of Schneider Electric’s UMAS protocol - our new publication about implementation of the Unified Messaging Application Services protocol. Details about implementation, connections between CVE-2020-28212 and CVE-2021-22779, bypassing auth Enjoy! ics-cert.kaspersky.com/publi…
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