Web Security for You and Me
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Speaker (s):
Vesta Matveeva
Head of Investigation Department,
Group-IB
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Date:
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October 24, 2019, Thursday
9:30am - 11:30am
SIS Seminar Room B1-1, Basement 1
School of Information Systems
Singapore Management University
80 Stamford Road
Singapore 178902
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ABSTRACT
The lecture will contain several topics: web security for you as a Internet user and web security for you as a digital forensic specialist. In the first part I will be focused on the PC malware that can intercept login and password or mimic your activity. I will show you the darkweb world that controls it. The second part gives you an understanding of what level of access allows cyber criminals to control the web server and how to reconstruct the hack chronology. Of course, it is interesting, but it is also useful for life and work.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Vesta Matveeva, Head of the Investigation Department at Group-IB, is a digital forensics expert specialised in computer crime investigation, digital research, malware analysis, and incident response. Vesta has taken part in investigating international cases involving financially motivated and state-sponsored APT groups such as Buhtrap, Cobalt, Silence, Lazarus, and more. Vesta has a PhD in computer science and has written and co-authored several scientific papers. She has also designed a range of training courses, computer forensics teaching methods, and cybersecurity tips.Since 2014, Vesta has been organising training courses for top banks, industrial companies, universities, and law enforcement agencies in various countries, including the UK, the Netherlands, Thailand, and Bahrein. From 2016 to 2017, she conducted advanced forensic training courses for Europol. Vesta is constantly involved in cyber investigations of varied complexity. Her extensive practical experience has helped her develop effective training courses that teach participants how to protect their personal data and online accounts from the latest hacker techniques and the most advanced cybercriminal schemes.
