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"Let's do this."
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-Should this be on? Yeah, think so?
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I record all calls, so we have extra backup if this gives up.
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A large part of crime has moved online:
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Everything from simple, small scams to serious organized crime.
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Oh yeah. These are the awesome. They look good. These are our cameras.
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It's no longer teenagers who do things just because you can–
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- but criminal elements.
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This is also a camera. I'm so equipped now.
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The security company Gunnebo has been attacked.
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Is the camera running?
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So I don't go in, and then just ... panic.
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SVT has let four professional hackers attack individuals–
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and companies, to show how vulnerable we are in our connected society.
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Organized crime has moved online.
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Coop had to close almost all of its 800 stores.
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Serious cyberattacks increases every year–
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And huge ransoms are paid to save companies from ruin.
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Can our hackers access big business via a secret shortcut?
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/ CALL SIGNAL /
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I'm terrified they'll be suspicious and call the police.
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are you nervous, Jinny?
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Our hackers are playing criminals.
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In two days they have to infiltrate the IT company Langate.
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Jesper and Jinny are using Social manipulation,
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- to be let in to the company to gain a foothold.
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No one there, except the CEO, knows about the hack.
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Jinny is dressed as a worker and will say she has to check humidity.
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They have made a "cover story" where her name is Frida.
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They have a website for Flexvatten, the company she's from.
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I'll park here. It's good if we're not seen.
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- We can stop here. -Yeah, thinking about that too.
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The risk is they'll call the police.
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That they catch you, become suspicious and keep you there.
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In reality, this had been a fairly serious crime.
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Anyone who wants to attack several companies can target a supplier -
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- a so-called supply chain attack.
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Langate is small with many customers. If the hackers manage to infiltrate them–
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- then the opportunity to access a large number of companies is opened.
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The last few meters ... I didn't check the heart monitor, but it was probably high.
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I got really nervous.
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Hey! I'm here to measure some moisture in your walls.
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- From Sölvesborgs Construction, or? -Yes. Or from Sölvesborg municipality.
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Is it okay?
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We humans have a tendency to fill in the blanks -
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-If someone seems to fit in a role.
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If you look like an IT technician, then you probably are.
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-Where do you the kitchen and ...? - The kitchen is in there.
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-Bathroom? -There.
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If you look like you belong in an environment, we assume you do.
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We may not stop a person and ask to see the ID -
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-Or look closely and realize that the ID is fake.
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The world's thickest wall is useless if someone opens a door in it.
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I looked for cables in the ceiling and for a cable to a TV
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-But there was nothing, so we concluded that they ran everything on wifi.
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And we had not prepped for that.
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She's been inside for 15 minutes so far.
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I felt that I had to go one more round.
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Then I saw a door. I went straight in as if I knew what was there.
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There was a switch - network equipment - and some type of server
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-With lights flashing.
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So it was a gold mine, just what I were looking for.
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Fast as hell, take up everything, plug in, plug in power ...
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Jinny?
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Something is happening.
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Out through door and pretend to write. I wrote on the paper all the way out.
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- Did you go out, Jinny? -Yes.
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Did you plug it in? Do you know that you got a link?
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- It flashed. - It hasn't come up yet.
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Forget it. It came up! It's up. Yes, we have contact!
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Holy shit!
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Oh! How fucking nervous I was.
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So fucking good!
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Like, fuck.
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The glasses were foggy all the time.
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She's a fucking hero. I'm on a parking lot, so I'll pull away.
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Feel free to start Responder in analyze mode, right away.
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There's a risk that he ... When I said what wanted to do, he paused.
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It feels like I've done something bad, and we have.
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At the end of 2020 there was a major supply chain attack
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- against the security company Solarwinds.
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In the attack, malicious code was spread to Solarwind's customers -
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–For instance the US military and several other security companies.
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In Sweden, e.g. Volvo Cars, Skanska and Space Agency.
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The US Treasury Department pointed out Russia as responsible for the attack.
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I'm so fucking ... almost vomiting now, ... of adrenaline.
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How do we start the conversation? Only: "Hello, we want to hack your business."
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While Linus is investigating the company from the inside -
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- they meet with the company's CEO to discuss the assignment.
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The CEO does not know that the hackers have jumpstarted.
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- Wanna have lunch and talk? -Yes, we should do that.
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Nobody at Langate knows this.
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No one on the staff, no one knows that this will be done.
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I do not know the details myself, but now I'm going to be hacked.
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"Good luck." But not too much "luck".
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We at Langate know that we may be the victim of a hacker attack -
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-To access our customers.
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- We want to create as good protection as we can. -Because you become the most sensitive part.
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Yes, we will be the service provider supply chain to others.
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Potentially, one could reach–
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-About a hundred customers important information.
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-Or make do ransomware attack ... -Some kind of malicious code.
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Or just access information that you see has an incredible business value.
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I had an experience this weekend. A customer who has refused protection -
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-And insist that we publish our terminal server.
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Then they got ransomware, and boom the pay system stopped working. Nasty!
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Ransomware is a billion dollar industry. It will only get bigger.
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Swedish companies that are attacked by ransomware and pays ...
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The total amount per year amounts to several billion SEK.
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There are cases where Swedish companies has paid close to 300 million–
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-To get their files unlocked. And that is ONE company.
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A hacker who accessed resources can perform a ransomware attack.
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What happens is that all files are encrypted and locked.
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Now a key is required to restore everything.
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The files were hijacked by the hacker, who demands money to unlock.
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The Coop food chain had to close almost all of its 800 stores.
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-After the cash register system failed.
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This summer, Coop was hit by a ransomware attack-
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-Which was also a supply chain attack.
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Operation of Coop's cash register system is handled by the company Visma Esscom.
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Visma in turn uses services from the company Kaseya.
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It was Kaseya who was attacked by a hacker.
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The malicious code was spread to Visma and caused Coop's cash registers to be locked.
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Coop had to close 800 stores while they restarted all cash registers manually.
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There are more examples of attacks which affected companies and infrastructure.
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2019 the aluminium manufacturer Norsk Hydro was affected.
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It was enough for an employee to click on a link in an email.
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The hackers entered Hydro's IT environment and planted a virus–
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-Which they used to encrypt information throughout the company.
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Computers and servers were locked and production lines stopped.
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The total sum for the attack estimated at $ 75 million.
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Norsk Hydro never paid any ransom.
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They had backups on their data and was able to restart operations.
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Sensitive information about bank vaults, alarms systems and the government is online.
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The security company Gunnebo was hit by a ransomware attack in 2020.
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Gunnebo refused to pay the ransom. About 38,000 documents were leaked -
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and are exposed online.
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drawings of bank vaults, alarm systems and sensitive facilities.
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In a survey among 150 IT-managers at Swedish companies -
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- 30% state that they've been exposed to one ransomware attack in the last year.
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Here we go. Let's do it.
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-Now we're on our way. How nice! -It's fun to watch it.
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Hey! I'm here to measure some moisture in your walls.
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- From Sölvesborgs Construction, or? -Yes. Or from Sölvesborg municipality.
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I checked under the sink and so on.
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- Moist tile, then?. -Yeah, what the hell do I know?
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In an attack like this, you don't know how prepared the victim is.
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So you need to do it slowly and carefully, so that you do not ...
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You don't want to make too much noise in the network.
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You don't know what to expect. It's a bit like a maze without a map.
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You have a bunch of cool tools, but there are monsters in the maze.
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- No password spraying, just. -No no no.
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Come on...! I Having some issues here.
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We start to map out what is there. We clearly see people going home.
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We have no success. The attacks which we normally use do not work.
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I'm wondering if we should test–
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-to do an active Responder on ONE computer.
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-They have a lot of different things. - That's what I'm looking at.
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I can't take it. I have to sleep.
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We have a program which will run overnight–
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-And when they come to the office tomorrow.
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Hopefully someone has a laptop with them that they had brought home.
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When they start it, it will hopefully trigger something that we can catch.
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There is a reason to stay late.
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You can do bolder things on the network -
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- without worrying about people noticing it.
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So there is every reason to stay late.
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Ransomware attacks are common, but a crime that few want to talk about.
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SVT has asked several companies subjected to major attacks -
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- but none of them want to line up for an interview.
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Nobody knows how common it is–
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-Because companies do not report it to the police.
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It may be that they think that the police will do nothing -
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-Or that you do not want to broadcast that you have had an attack -
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-Which has hit hard, because companies think it would mean-
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-That "we show that we have bad security and get no customers ".
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We have to be a bit more structured now.
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- For Responder ... -Responder has no hits.
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When we arrived today, nothing had happened.
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We have to reach all these customers, that's the goal.
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We need to access a machine, the backup server ...
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We need to reach customers.
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They may very well have some tech nerd who've made sure they are safe.
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It's a disaster for us. Then we have to get very creative.
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In the worst case you had a good idea there, Linus.
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Trying to poison the network and force a machine to connect to us.
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Maybe we should perform a bolder attack anyway.
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With bolder I mean: If we're looking for something in a forest
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- then we'll blow away all the trees to find something on the ground.
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Jesper's attack will possibly stop the network from working -
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-For the ones we attack.
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Our tiny computer, which we have hidden behind a cupboard inside the company ...
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We decided to tunnel all traffic through this little point–
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-To force everything that is sitting in the network to do what we want.
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Nobody remembers a coward. Shall we press all three?
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-Shared responsibility is not responsibility. - You have full power.
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I'll press now, then.
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It's running.
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Yes! New hash. Damn, what a treat.
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Come on now!
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It will be seen, this is noisy.
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Yes, and it does.
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–Oh, oh. - What?
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- Have you found a net? Min session är nere.
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-No no no....
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They found it?
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After a while our terminal freeze–
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- and we lose the connection to our unit that sits on the inside.
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Yes, I'm all out.
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- Damn. We were too aggressive. -Yes, you can probably say that.
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They find our box and disconnect it. We lose the connection. Game over.
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Now that we are blind again and have no access, we have a few hashes.
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The hashes are the cryptographic equivalent of a password.
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And we can crack these using computing power.
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Powerful computers with graphics cards which we ask to solve our problem.
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Time is running out. While Linus is trying to crack passwords
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- Jinny and Jesper go back to the company office.
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It's time to reveal ourselves.
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We'll see what they answer, if they have noticed anything.
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-Welcome! -Thank you. - After you.
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-Are you having a good time? -Yes.
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We have some friends with us, me and my colleague:
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Jinny, or Frida.
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We work as IT security experts.
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We have been doing some stuff with you.
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It's silence. Everything has been good? The week has been good?
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No disturbances?
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My feeling when these two people came in:
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"Wow, now he's hired an entertainment group "-
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- "which will entertain us." They said they were IT experts.
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So I'm thinking: "Yes, now there will be a lot of IT jokes, because that's our thing. "
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Anyone recognize my colleague here?
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-Yes! No, what the hell ... - You should recognize me.
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Oh, what the hell is that ...? Ah! Okay!
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Then I recognize Jinny, who has infiltrated us.
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I'm the one who opens the door.
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Hey! I'm here to measure some moisture in your walls.
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-What did we do here, quite simply? -You were measuring moi ...
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It was a very positive reaction. I was afraid he would get angry.
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But he laughed and ... So there's shock, but laughter, as well.
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I'm in a call when I open the door. I'm talking to a customer about security.
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I say, "The doorbell rings."
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"Hi, my name is Frida I'm going to measure moisture. "-" Yes, go ahead. "
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"It's very important, with security! "
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But you haven't noticed anything on infrastructure or ...?
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We noticed a response on the computer, which did not feel natural.
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What's supposed to happen doesn't happen–
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- instead we get a login box. That's weird.
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We have seen a small box in a room which you may have put there.
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I suspect that it's no longer connected.