Monday, 22 November 2010 07:52 in Authors, Authors by admin
Jart Armin is a leading activist, analyst, and researcher of organized cyber-crime and cyber-warfare. He is an advocate of Web 2.0 development and Open Systems Internet security, in association with StopBadware. He is a partner of an international group that provides COMINT (real-time community intelligence) and risk analysis to commercial and governmental organizations. As a graduate and post-graduate in engineering systems, social sciences, and education, he regularly presents to academic and Internet security conferences.
Armin is also editor and spokesman for the renowned watch blog on the RBN (Russian Business Network), RBNexploit.com, which was first to report the cyber-attacks on Georgia; and HostExploit, which exposes so-called “evil networks” on the Internet – hosts and registrars.
Articles by Jart Armin :
- Demand Media sees off Botnet and Zeus activities
- Cybercrime goes to Wall Street
- Knujon’s response to eNom statement
- DNS Vulnerabilities
- AS50896 PROXIEZ – Overview of a Crime Server
- Cybercrime: The Franchise
- Hosting Ukraine Burnt Out
- MALfi A Silent Threat
- Real Host, Latvia – RBN Resurgence or Clone
- Anti-Sec; web terrorism or freedom fighters?
- DDoS Botnet Slams Government Servers
- Web Server Attacks Fly Under the Radar
- VAserve Hack Exposes Virtual Vulnerabilities
- Spammers Capitalize on Swine Flu – Attribution
- Actions against registry services abuse – Report April 2009 – HostExploit and Directi
- Cyber Criminals Wage Civil War?
- HostExploit Tracking Conficker
- Are you a Conficker Zombie?
- Conficker; A Bounty Hunter’s Guide
- CLONING SECURITY
- Cyberwar – The Cyber Iron Curtain: Now Kyrgyzstan – Part 1
- Majority of Top 100 Websites Host Malicious Content
- DVD and Game Rip Offs Equal Prosperity for the Dutch
- Cyberwar – The Battle for Gaza (part 2)
- Hackers spread Palestinian-Israeli conflict to the world
- Cyberwar – The Battle for Gaza on the Internet
- EstDomains Active Domain List and Registrar Abuse
- Est Domains Search
- McColo Attempt To Reconnect
- McColo – Cyber Crime USA
- Actions against registry services abuse – Report Oct 2008 – HostExploit and Directi
- Joint statement from Directi, HostExploit and Kunujon
- ATRIVO – Cyber Crime USA Report update