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Hacker Hunters

Hacker Hunters. Plug-In B6 p.341 Matt Spindler CIS 429. What are Hacker Hunters?. New type of crime-fighter Job is to crack down on internet criminals Track down email and business scams Protect people from crimes. Internet Crime Complaint Center. http://ic3.gov A division of the FBI

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Hacker Hunters

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  1. Hacker Hunters • Plug-In B6 p.341 • Matt Spindler • CIS 429

  2. What are Hacker Hunters? • New type of crime-fighter • Job is to crack down on internet criminals • Track down email and business scams • Protect people from crimes

  3. Internet Crime Complaint Center • http://ic3.gov • A division of the FBI • Takes complaints from citizens and presents them to the proper agency • Most are handled by the FBI or Secret Service

  4. Helps to Take Down Cyber Criminals • Helped Take Down Romanian eBay scam. • Group set up fake accounts selling products that were never delivered

  5. FBI • Department of Justice • Secret Service • Postal Inspection Service • Federal Trade Commission • Immigration and Customs Enforcement Was created in 2004 to create a joint task force to crack down on cyber crime

  6. Operation Firewall • One of the largest international cyber crime operations • Took down the cybercrime group “ShadowCrew” • Reported to have over 4000 members

  7. ShadowCrew • Stole credit card information for personal use and sale. • Helped create fake identification to allow people to use stolen credit cards • Reported to have made over $4 million in two years • Got most card information through email phishing scams

  8. Shadowcrew • They were able to access over 12 companies networks and steal credit card information • Most companies who were cracked never knew information was stolen • One member “Scarface” sold 115,695 credit card numbers in a single transaction

  9. How they got caught • One high level member, a US citizen was caught and arrested, he turned into an informant. • They set up a VPN service for the leadership to use and tracked all their information. • The informant was believed to be trustworthy so many used his gateway

  10. The arrest of ShadowCrew • On a sunday night a joint operation between 8 states and 6 countries performed a raid on 28 homes arresting all the leadership of ShadowCrew. • This was all timed so that the others could not give warnings over instant message for some to escape.

  11. QUESTIONS

  12. What types of technology could big retailers use to prevent identity thieves from purchasing merchandise? • Cards with RFID and Pin Numbers (popular in the UK)

  13. What can Organizations do to protect themselves from hackers looking to steal account data? • Restrict access to only those necessary • Require more difficult passwords • Higher quality firewall and security systems

  14. Authorities frequently tap online service providers to track down hackers. Do you think is it ethical for authorities to tap an online service provider and read people’s e-mail? • It is ethical and important for authorities to have access to criminal activity via e-mail or normal internet use. But it must be accessed by a warrant issued by a judge. It is unethical to access everyone’s information looking for any crime without prior suspicion.

  15. Do you think it was ethical for authorities to use one of the high-ranking officials to trap other gang members? • The use of a lighter sentence for those who cooperate with authorities is a long standing tradition. This is how cases are made and witnesses are found to take down a criminal organization.

  16. Research the best way to protect yourself from identity theft. • Monitor your credit report • Keep track of your bank and credit card records • Do not volunteer any private information via email • Shred any paperwork with personal information • Never use a credit card on a nonsecure site • Use a STRONG password

  17. Current Information • Most crimes being reported to the IC3 are about email phishing scams. • Because of social networking people are starting to lose their safety and privacy on the net. • Personal questions used to recover passwords can be found on these sites and this is increasing cases of theft.

  18. Very Current Information • Military secrets regarding Marine One were stolen from a defense contractor • Authorities have traced the file to Iran • The file was stolen because an employee was running a P2P program on a company computer to download music

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