Programmers Will Never Have to Comment Their Own Code Again, You Know?

In this episode, Si and Desi talk to Matt Suiche from Magnet Forensics about the rise of e-crime and info stealers.

They look at the latest shifts in how cybercriminals are operating, with a lot of ransomware gangs now moving towards hacking, stealing, extortion and leaking documents, rather than blindly encrypting files.

They also examine the importance of memory forensics in trying to detect active threats within a network, and how ChatGPT – a chatbot launched by OpenAI in November last year – could be leveraged to create functioning malware.

Want to hear more from Matt? You can check out Matt's presentation "Know When to Seek Help for Memory Loss" at both the Magnet Virtual Summit and the Magnet User Summit in 2023 (register at magnetvirtualsummit.com or magnetusersummit.com).

Show notes:

dumpIT - http://www.toolwar.com/2014/01/dumpit-memory-dump-tools.html

comae - https://www.comae.com/dumpit/

Matt's wiki - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Suiche

VMWare acquires CloudVolumes - https://blogs.vmware.com/euc/2014/08/cloudvolumes.html

Vitali Kremex - https://twitter.com/vk_intel?lang=en

ChatGPT - https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/

Magnet Virtual Summit - https://magnetvirtualsummit.com/

Magnet User Summit - https://magnetusersummit.com/