Hacking in a Foreign Language - A Network Security Guide to Russia and Beyond

Explore the intricacies of Russian cybercrime and hacking culture in this comprehensive Black Hat Asia 2005 conference talk. Delve into the technical, cultural, and legal aspects of hacking in Russia and beyond, covering topics such as the evolution of cybercrime, social engineering techniques, and the challenges faced by international law enforcement. Gain insights into Russian hacker sites, tools, and malware, while examining the broader implications of cybercrime on a global scale. Learn about the unique characteristics of Russian cyber threats, including the "Drinker guy" phenomenon and the Broadview Trojan. Discover how to navigate Russian hacker forums, understand the structure of Russian telecom networks, and interpret crime statistics. Analyze the role of cyber police offices and international organizations in combating cybercrime. Conclude with a discussion on the current state of cybersecurity and the ongoing challenges faced by defenders in the ever-evolving landscape of digital threats.

Introduction
Overview
Rush is a Threat
Technical Education
Cultural Issues
Russia and cybercrime
The evolution of cybercrime
Drinkerguy
Defcon
Social Engineering
Criminal Virus
Broadview Trojan
Threat through Networks
Turning the Tables
Russian Hacker Sites
Civil Hackers School
Sitemap
Hacker Tools
Deal Archive
Downloads
Tools
How do I hack
Hacking Tools
About the Project
Free Translation Services
Natural Language Processing
Smashing a Stack
Russian Tools
Political map of Russia
Russia Telecom
Traceroutes
Visual Route Down
Traceroute map
Russian IP ranges
Blacklist
Cyber Crime Office
Crime Statistics in Russia
Questions
Cyber Police Offices
ASSIS
Russian Malware
Eugene
Antispam
Language List
Cyber News Sites
International Law
The Problem with the Internet
The FBI
European cybercrime convention
Remote search and seizure
Three things you need
The attackers are winning