nullcon Delhi 2012: Day 2's action

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Varun Haran, Reporter

9/14

Reverse engineering of the fraudster’s brain

As part of nullcon Delhi 2012, Neyolov Evgeny, a security analyst of the ERPScan and DSecRG teams presented his research on professional fraudster activity at online casino, poker, betting and different e-payment systems. He disclosed forensic analysis performed on hacked servers (which were used as working platform for fraud). During the talk Evgeny also explained security and privacy measures, as well as the typical mistakes which fraudsters make while trying to hide their identity.

Executive brief for this session (PDF)

<<In case you missed Day 1’s action, catch it here.

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