Cyber fraud : tactics, techniques and procedures

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Title:

Author:

Graham, James (James J.)

ISBN:

9781420091274

Publication Information:

Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, c2009.

Physical Description:

xx, 500 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

General Note:

Formerly CIP.

Contents:

Pt. 1. Underground Culture -- Ch. 1. Emerging Economic Models for Software Vulnerability Research -- Ch. 2. Cyber Fraud: Principles, Trends, and Mitigation Techniques -- Ch. 3. The Cyber Threat Landscape in Russia -- Ch. 4. The Cyber Threat Landscape in Brazil -- Ch. 5. The Russian Business Network: The Rise and Fall of a Criminal ISP -- Ch. 6. Banking Trojans: An Overview -- Ch. 7. Inside the World of Money Mules -- Pt. II. Underground Innovation -- Ch. 8. IFrame Attacks An Examination of the Business of IFrame Exploitation -- Ch. 9. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks: Motivations and Methods -- Ch. 10. The Torpig Trojan Exposed -- Ch. 11. The Laqma Trojan -- Ch. 12. Better Business Bureau (BBB): A Threat Analysis of Targeted Spear-Phishing Attacks -- Ch. 13. Silent Banker Unmuted: An In-Depth Examination of the Silent Banker Trojan Horse -- Ch. 14. Preventing Malicious Code from "Phoning Home" -- Ch. 15. Mobile Malicious Code Trends.

Subject Term:

Internet fraud.

Internet fraud -- Prevention.

Added Author:

Graham, James (James J.)

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Summary

With millions lost each year, cyber crime has evolved from a minor nuisance to a major concern involving well-organized actors and highly sophisticated organizations. Combining the best of investigative journalism and technical analysis, Cyber Fraud: Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures documents changes in the culture of cyber criminals and explores the innovations that are the result of those changes. The book uses the term Botnet as a metaphor for the evolving changes represented by this underground economy.

Copiously illustrated, this engaging and engrossing book explores the state of threats present in the cyber fraud underground. It discusses phishing and pharming, trojans and toolkits, direct threats, pump-and-dump scams, and other fraud-related activities of the booming cyber-underground economy. By examining the geopolitical and socio-economic foundations of a cyber threat landscape, the book specifically examines telecommunications infrastructure development, patterns and trends of internet adoption and use, profiles of specific malicious actors, threat types, and trends in these areas.

This eye-opening work includes a variety of case studies ― including the cyber threat landscape in Russia and Brazil. An in-depth discussion is provided on the Russian Business Network's (RBN) role in global cyber crime as well as new evidence on how these criminals steal, package, buy, sell, and profit from the personal financial information of consumers. Armed with this invaluable information, organizations and individuals will be better able to secure their systems and develop countermeasures to disrupt underground fraud.