Presented at
THOTCON 0x4 (2013),
April 26, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
(50 minutes).
Inspired by Adam Johnson's presentation at GrrCON 2011 titled "ZeuS - Inside Command and Control" on how to build a ZeuS bot Exploit Kit Command & Control. I thought it would be fun to use this newly gained knowledge to build a C&C in an effort to provide tech support for my mother in-law. Have you been in that situation where everyone you know comes to you with their computer problems? Just because you have a knack for technology, people you know seem to think that you enjoy fixing all their problems, most self-inflicted. Welp, here's your chance to help them and have some real fun. This mostly hand's on demonstration will walk through setting up your very own C&C and configuring the basic settings to get you started. When ready to rock, you will learn one way to get your victim to willfully become "infected" (inform them to disable AV first) and how you can have fun while fixing their problems. All of this will be covered while drinking beer and cooking bananas foster.
Presenters:
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David Schwartzberg / Heal
as David Schwartzberg
David Schwartzberg is a Senior Security Engineer at Sophos, a security company where he specializes in data protection. He is a co-founder of the Chicago InfoSec Underground meetup. David wrote the original CramSession study guide for the Network+ certification in 1999 and published "Computers for Kids: Something In, Something Out" in 2011. Utilizing his 6 years accounting experience and 17 years Information Technology experience, he speaks regularly with technology executives and professionals to help protect their corporate secrets and stay compliant.
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