State of Cybercrime

Catching Russian Hackers in Decommissioned Servers with Adrian from Thinkst

State of Cybercrime

Show Notes

Canarytokins are like honeypots that can be applied to any file, and routinely catch hackers by alerting when sensitive files are touched. Learn how Thinkst detected unauthorized access to a server that was decommissioned and other wild stories with Adrian Sanabria.

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