“Marc is a passionate expert. During each meeting, such as a "Cyber Wiki", Marc surprised me with its rich culture and experience... His vision about security is always based on common sense and pragmatism. Beyond his professional quality, Marc is a generous and enjoyable man. Therefore, I'm very glad to recommend Marc as a wonderful expert. Kourosh TEIMOORZADEH”
About
Currently on sabbatical to focus on working with Governments, Enterprises and NGO’s…
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This outstanding achievement - making calls via satellite, ON A STANDARD MOBILE PHONE, in areas without normal coverage - was driven by my friends…
This outstanding achievement - making calls via satellite, ON A STANDARD MOBILE PHONE, in areas without normal coverage - was driven by my friends…
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Lawfare made a podcast out of the piece we wrote about the CSRB report on Microsoft. https://lnkd.in/gdG7wR3t
Lawfare made a podcast out of the piece we wrote about the CSRB report on Microsoft. https://lnkd.in/gdG7wR3t
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I wrote a thing in lawfare wity Trey Herr and Maia Hamin on the CSRB report looking into Microsoft and what the bigger picture is. A little Late…
I wrote a thing in lawfare wity Trey Herr and Maia Hamin on the CSRB report looking into Microsoft and what the bigger picture is. A little Late…
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Publications
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Masquerade: How a Helpful Man-in-the-Middle Can Help You Evade Monitoring
Defcon 22
Sometimes, hiding the existence of a communication is as important as hiding the contents of that communication. While simple network tunneling such as Tor or a VPN can keep the contents of communications confidential, under active network monitoring or a restrictive IDS such tunnels are red flags which can subject the user to extreme scrutiny.Format-Transforming Encryption (FTE) can be used to tunnel traffic within otherwise innocuous protocols, keeping both the contents and existence of the…
Sometimes, hiding the existence of a communication is as important as hiding the contents of that communication. While simple network tunneling such as Tor or a VPN can keep the contents of communications confidential, under active network monitoring or a restrictive IDS such tunnels are red flags which can subject the user to extreme scrutiny.Format-Transforming Encryption (FTE) can be used to tunnel traffic within otherwise innocuous protocols, keeping both the contents and existence of the sensitive traffic hidden.
However, more advanced automated intrusion detection, or moderately sophisticated manual inspection, raise other red flags when a host reporting to be a laser printer starts browsing the web or opening IM sessions, or when a machine which appears to be a Mac laptop sends network traffic using Windows-specific network settings.Other authors -
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Kill switch, but which? Towards a more holistic approach to phone theft
The Guardian Newspaper UK
See publicationOp-Ed in The Guardian - With 10,000 mobile phones stolen every month in London alone, hacker Marc Rogers examines potential security solutions
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Turning security into a data problem
The Guardian Newspaper UK
See publicationOp-Ed in The Guardian - Turning security Into a data problem.
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When Hackers Become Heroes
USA Today
See publicationUSA Today Op-Ed: When Hackers Become Heroes - Mainstream rehabilitation of the hacker.
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Bitcoin malware: Beware the digital pickpockets
Lookout Security Blog
See publicationBlog Article covering the growing trend for Bitcoin security issues and malware.
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CoinKrypt: How criminals use your phone to mine digital currency
Lookout Security Blog
See publicationBlog Article Exposing a new piece of Malware designed to hijack smartphones in order to mine crypto-currencies (badly).
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Psst, Secrets You Share Online Aren't Always Safe
Wall Street Journal
Article by Geoffrey Fowler from the WSJ based on collaborative research by both of us.
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In from the cold: the mainstream rehabilitation of the 'hacker'
The Guardian Newspaper UK
See publicationOp-Ed: In from the cold: the mainstream rehabilitation of the 'hacker'.
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Why I hacked Apple's TouchID and Still Think It Is Awesome.
Lookout Security Blog
See publicationBlog Article - Why I hacked Apple's TouchID and Still Think It Is Awesome.
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Hacking the Internet of Things for Good
Lookout Security Blog
See publicationBlog Article: Hacking the Internet of Things for Good.
Organizations
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First
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Ransomware Task Force
Member of Ransomware Task Force
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cDc NSF
Member cDc Ninja Strikeforce
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ICANN TSG
Member of ICANN TSG
Member of ICANN Domain Name System Security Facilitation Initiative TSG.
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NCA UK and partners continue their smackdown on Lockbit. New details revealed on Lockbit’s own leak site expose the true identity of Lockbit…
NCA UK and partners continue their smackdown on Lockbit. New details revealed on Lockbit’s own leak site expose the true identity of Lockbit…
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Nice to see NCA continuing the smackdown on Lockbit and all their affiliates. This is the way.
Nice to see NCA continuing the smackdown on Lockbit and all their affiliates. This is the way.
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Great piece by an equally great researcher. Mandatory watching if you want to understand just how pervasive parts of the cybercrime ecosystem are.
Great piece by an equally great researcher. Mandatory watching if you want to understand just how pervasive parts of the cybercrime ecosystem are.
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I was on 60 Minutes! I have watched the show ever since I was little so this has been amazing for me personally. The episode was about…
I was on 60 Minutes! I have watched the show ever since I was little so this has been amazing for me personally. The episode was about…
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STRONG RECOMMENDATION - If you are a CISO and you have a 3rd party (Automation, AI, Analytics) that uses Sisense or you SUSPECT uses Sisense INSIST…
STRONG RECOMMENDATION - If you are a CISO and you have a 3rd party (Automation, AI, Analytics) that uses Sisense or you SUSPECT uses Sisense INSIST…
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On the Sisense breach: If you are, or ever were a sisense customer, Treat this extremely seriously. Members of the cyber community and agencies all…
On the Sisense breach: If you are, or ever were a sisense customer, Treat this extremely seriously. Members of the cyber community and agencies all…
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When I was a PM, the Cloudflare team taught me 3 main things: 1. Your job is to do anything in your power to make the product succeed 2. You are…
When I was a PM, the Cloudflare team taught me 3 main things: 1. Your job is to do anything in your power to make the product succeed 2. You are…
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#ICYMI: Yesterday, #RansomwareTaskForce members and IST adjunct advisors Jen Ellis, Marc Rogers, Jason Kikta & Silas Cutler held a “nerd out” on the…
#ICYMI: Yesterday, #RansomwareTaskForce members and IST adjunct advisors Jen Ellis, Marc Rogers, Jason Kikta & Silas Cutler held a “nerd out” on the…
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