KnujOn

KnujOn (nûj-ôn)


Junk mail is not the burglary, it's the crowbar

Spam is not magical or self-generating. There are real flesh and blood criminals behind it making real money. The yearly cost of electronic fraud is in the billions. KnujOn gladly offers its services to the Law Enforcement and Fraud Investigation Community.


KnujOn will be presented next at the 2009 Cyber Security Expo
October 15, 2009 (Register)

Coming Soon: KnujOn Police Box


Jim Christy, Defense Cyber Crime Institute(DCCI or DC3), complained that "Cybercops are drowning in data" and called for "the industry to create tools to help us investigate large volumes of data." KnujOn has heard this call clearly and has responded by expanding our ability to accept more junk email samples from the public and process them faster to deliver higher volumes of actionable information. We are now processing over 20,000 pieces of junk mail per day, tracking several hundred thousand fraud websites, and rapidly increasing the rate of site shutdowns through policy enforcement. In the process we have accumulated important data on the growth of illicit traffic and transnational crime on the Internet.

There are several major areas where our work is having an impact and can continue to help:

What does KnujOn do?

Coming Soon: KnujOn Police Box

More Resources

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Forensic Tools

"Illicit traffic is not about products, it's about transactions." - Moisés Naím, Illicit


Training



Resources

dshield.org
FBI: HAS YOUR BUSINESS BEEN HACKED?
itsecurity.com
FBI Computer Analysis and Response Team
techpathways.com
Back to Information Security Basics
security-books.com
NSA Information Assurance
Hetherington Information Services
Laboratoire d'EXpertise en Sécurité Informatique
PEI Systems
AlliedBarton Security Services
securityhorizon
Mandiant(formerly Red Cliff)
Mares and Company
Medford Police
LAPD Online
LAPD Crimemaps
computer-forensic.com
forensicts.co.uk
tucofs.com
CygnaCom Solutions
MITRE
Password Recovery Pro recovers hidden passwords by simply holding the mouse cursor over the asterisks field
Hidden Keyboard Memory Mod


Publications

Journal of Digital Forensic Practice
NY State DCJS Forensic Services Publications
Sassinsky Data Services
The International Journal of Digital Forensics & Incident Response
Digital Investigation FAQ
Computer Evidence : Collection & Preservation
Handbook of Computer Crime Investigation: Forensic Tools and Technology


Groups and Organizations

  • HTCIA

    The High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA)
    "The High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) is designed to encourage, promote, aid and effect the voluntary interchange of data, information, experience, ideas and knowledge about methods, processes, and techniques relating to investigations and security in advanced technologies among its membership."

  • NCFTA

    National Cyber-Forensic & Training Alliance
    "The ongoing evolution of technology has compelled business, communications, and the nation’s critical infrastructures to become increasingly dependent upon the Internet. Criminals have followed the same course, expanding their illicit activities to the virtual world."

  • Northeast Ohio Information Security Forum

    Northeast Ohio Information Security Forum
    "The Northeast Ohio Information Security Forum is a professional organization for people interested in information security. Members are in the information security, networking, system administration/engineering, and IT industry who are either involved in or interested in the information security field. The composition of the membership range from professionals working in the public sector (at colleges, universities, government agencies) to private industry (banks, manufacturing, tech, services) to college students. The group comes together monthly to discuss issues, watch presentations from members and speakers from outside of the group, and demos of various tools and techniques in the information security arena."

  • RCFG

    The Regional Computer Forensic Group (RCFG)
    "The Regional Computer Forensic Group (RCFG) symposium is sponsored by RCFG, Inc. The RCFG is a non-profit Virginia corporation supporting the Law Enforcement and computer forensic community training needs. Membership is free and is comprised of local, federal, state employees and contractors sponsored by the government in support of law enforcement and combating cyber crime."

  • ICFP

    Institute of Computer Forensic Professionals
    "The standardization, education, and foundation of the principles and practices in digital forensics. "

  • SEARCH

    SEARCH The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics
    "SEARCH is dedicated to improving the quality of justice and public safety through the use, management and exchange of information; application of new technologies; and responsible law and policy, while safeguarding security and privacy."

  • InfraGard

    InfraGard
    "InfraGard is a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) program that began in the Cleveland Field Office in 1996. It was a local effort to gain support from the information technology industry and academia for the FBI’s investigative efforts in the cyber arena. The program expanded to other FBI Field Offices, and in 1998 the FBI assigned national program responsibility for InfraGard to the former National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) and to the Cyber Division in 2003. InfraGard and the FBI have developed a relationship of trust and credibility in the exchange of information concerning various terrorism, intelligence, criminal, and security matters. "

  • IAFCI

    International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators
    "The Association, a non-profit international organization, will provide services and an environment within which information about financial fraud, fraud investigation and fraud prevention methods can be collected, exchanged and taught for the common good of the financial payment industry and our global society."

  • Cybercrime Institute

    Cybercrime Institute
    "Originally known as the Southeast Cyber Crime Summit, the new and improved CyberCrime Summit starts its fourth year in existence. This is due to the growth and realization that the summit reaches beyond the Southeastern U.S. The CyberCrime Summit attracts attendees from all over the world. Last year in addition to the U.S. and many Northern European attendees, some of the farthest attendees came from Italy, and Colombia, South America."

  • TheTrainingCo

    TheTrainingCo
    "As a corporation, it is the culmination of a dream that we have been sharing with people for the past decade. In that sense, it is new. We officially opened our doors in early 1999. We are old in that the experiences of our senior staff are almost unmatched in their knowledge of the subjects being addressed at our conferences and speaking engagements. Every bit of that hard earned knowledge came as a result of years of highly specialized work and contact with thousands of people. Our two senior members alone bring more than one half of a century of pioneering efforts in the fields of Techno-Security and Cyber-Crime Prevention. "

  • APWG

    AntiPhishing.org
    "The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) is the global pan-industrial and law enforcement association focused on eliminating the fraud and identity theft that result from phishing, pharming and email spoofing of all types."

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