Presentatie gebruikt door Kaspersky op het seminarie georganiseerd door ICTloket.be op 15 april 2009.

1. Cybercrime & solutions for
Home users and Small
Businesses
Eddy Willems
Security Evangelist
EICAR Director Information & Press
Eddy.Willems@kaspersky.be
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2. Agenda
About Kaspersky Lab
History
Cyber Crime ...
Future
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3. About Kaspersky Lab
International leader in internet security, visionary part
Gartner quadrant
Advanced antivirus, antispyware, antispam and firewall
More than 250 million protected users worldwide
10 R&D and virus labs worldwide
Over 1400 employees, 450 developers & engineers
Local sales, marketing and technical support
Local virus detection by Benelux virus lab
Fast reaction time and automatic hourly updates
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4. Leading IT security players worldwide
Have Chosen Kaspersky Lab Technology
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5. The Kaspersky Virus Lab - sharing knowledge through malware research
Antivirus experts and virus analysts
Industry-leading knowledge resource – http://www.viruslist.com
Our team of virus analysts is active in
AVIEN (Anti-Virus Information
Exchange Network)
CARO (Computer Antivirus
Research Organization)
ICSA (International Computer
Security Association)
AVAR (Association of Antivirus
Asia Researchers)
IMPACT (international partnership
dedicated to combating terrorist
activities in the area of information
technology)
EICAR (European Institute for
Computer AntiVirus Research)
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6. TIME
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7. Some History: The old days !
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8. Some years ago ...
Virus
SPAM
Worm
Trojan
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9. Today’s Threats …
SPAM
Virus Phishing
Root-kits Spyware
Adware
Control Agent
Control Agent
Bot
Remote-
Remote
Trojan Zombie
Keystroke Premium-
logger Rate Dialer
Screen
Worm Pharming
grabber
Password
grabber
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10. What are the real threats ?
Data Theft
Viruses
Worms Spyware
PeerToPeer
attacks
Adware External
Bad Stuff
Internal Hacker
Spam
Hacker
Exploits
DoS
User Phishing
Identity Theft
DDoS Mailers
Vulnerabilities
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11. The end of global epidemics
25
20
Epidemics
15
10
5
0
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Quarters
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12. Increasing Numbers
1.600.000
KL records
1.400.000
1.200.000
1.000.000
800.000
600.000
400.000
200.000
0
98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
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13. Cyber crime
Types of malware in daily updates
500 Cyber vandalism
Petty fraud
400 Cyber crime
300
200
100
0
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
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14. The Ecosystem
E-Criminals Victims
Police ITTP Industry
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15. The Rogues’ Gallery – The Script Kiddies
Chen Ing-Hau – 24
Ing- Jeffrey Lee Parson – Sven Jaschan – 18 –
(Taiwan) 18 – (USA) (Germany)
Arrested September 21,
21, Arrested August 29, 2003
29, Arrested May 7, 2004 for
2000 for the CIH virus for the Lovesan.b virus
Lovesan. NetSky and Sasser viruses
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16. The Rogues’ Gallery – Binary Thieves
Jeanson James Farid Essebar -18 (Morocco), Atilla Ekici – 21
Ancheta – 20 (USA) (Turkey)
Arrested November 3, 2005 Arrested on August 26, 2005 for creating zombie
26,
for creating zombie networks using Mytob and Zotob (Bozori) worms
Bozori)
networks and leasing them
for spam mailing and DDoS
attacks on websites
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17. Today we are fighting these!
Jeremy Jaynes Jay Echouafni Andrew Schwarmkoff
Millionaire, CEO, Member of Russian
and a spammer and a DDoS attacker mob, and a phisher
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18. One of the big problems: Botnets
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19. What is a botnet ? part 1
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20. What is a botnet ? part 2
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21. What is a botnet ? part 3
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22. What can you see ?
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23. Using botnet
DDoS for fun and glory
Sending spam, making spamlists
Phishing
Stealing private data
Ransoming
Botnet renting
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24. New territories: Social Networking
Blogs, forums
Wiki
MySpace, YouTube
Other online communities:
Who’s on Facebook?
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25. CyberCrime is Big Business
Profitability
Easy to do
(technically and morally)
morally)
Low risk business
New services that are
profitable to attack
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26. Today’s Networks Lack Clear, Crisp Boundaries
Internal/External network
Individual Users connect from Telecomm
uters
multiple locations
Managed/Unmanaged devices Contrac
Individual devices operate both Network
inside the network, and on public
networks Mobile
Users
New Devices on the Network Wireless
Internet
eg. SmartPhones, etc …. Users
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27. Top 10: Safe Internet Security Tips
1. Make backups
2. Update software regularly and check this
3. Use upgraded anti-virus/spyware software and update regularly and
check this
4. Use a personal desktop firewall
5. Use difficult passwords
6. Be very carefull with unknown files or programs
7. Surf sure and browse logically
8. Thnik twice when leaving personal data somewhere
9. do not react on SPAM
10. Use common sense
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28. What do we really need ?
Data Theft
Viruses
Worms Spyware
PeerToPeer
attacks
Adware External
Bad Stuff
Internal Hacker
Spam
Hacker
Exploits
DoS
User Phishing
Identity Theft
DDoS Mailers
Vulnerabilities
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29. Thank you
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30. KOSS
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31. Kaspersky Open Space Security
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32. So what do we have?
A perfect combination of ….
Legendary good detection with very
quick reaction time
New improved scanning engine with
rootkit cleaning
Improved Heuristic scanner
(emulation+sandbox)
Behaviour blocker + HIPS
(proactive detection)
An easy firewall
Anti-Spam
Vulnerability Scanner
Web control and Device control
Within one easy package !!!
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33. Don’t forget
KMS
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34. Kaspersky Anti-Virus Mobile
On-access monitor intercepts all data channels
On-demand monitor for manual scan
SMS spam filtering and other value-add features
Firewall
Anti-theft: SMS Block, SMS Clean, SIM Watch : Unique feature
Digitally signed updates via WAP, HTTP or from PC folder
Minimal amount of system resources used
Flexible customization options for OEMs, mobile operators, device
vendors and content providers
Supports all popular devices, including SonyEricsson, NOKIA, Siemens,
Samsung, Panasonic, Sendo and other vendors
Available for Symbian, Windows Mobile
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35. A different view ...
KHSS
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36. What do we offer?
Kaspersky Kaspersky Kaspersky
Hosted Mail Hosted Web Hosted IM
Security Security Security
Cascaded Virus Virus protection Virus protection
protection Content Control SPIM protection
Comprehensive Spam URL-
URL-Filter Content Control
protection
Scalable Scalable
Content Control
Reporting Reporting
Inbound and Outbound
Scalable
Reporting
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37. Consumer v2009
KAV & KIS
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38. New Technologies in v2009
KAV / KIS v2009 (8.0) : AV signatures + PDM + Emulator +
Improved Heuristics
- Behaviour control {Security Rating, WhiteListing, Rules
engine} => Improved HIPS
- Vulnerability Checker
- Virtual Keyboard
- In-the Cloud protection: Kaspersky Security Network
- Online Check + Rescue Disk Image
- Improved Anti-Rootkit
- Improved Firewall
- Improved Parental Control
- Easier Wizards
First Hybrid Technology Product in the world
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39. Automatic Classification of Applications
Avantages : Each
application is
automatically
categorized based on
criteria managed by KIS
2009
Much less user
interaction needed while
less false postives
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41. Thank you !
Questions ?
Eddy Willems
Eddy.Willems@kaspersky.be
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