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The purpose of this page is to provide awareness to individuals and organizations that are leaking information and the information of their customers. The entities listed on this site are verified to be leaking personal information sometimes without the company even being aware. SLC Security is now owned and operated by Jigsaw Security Enterprise. We are currently in process and as such this blog will eventually be taken offline and merged with Jigsaw Security resources.
Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Friday, February 6, 2015
Connecting the Dots... One breach at a time...
Take our big data analytics training and learn how to make sense of data in your enterprise. Learn how to connect the dots, build out your own OSINT intelligence mapping system, link analysis and lots more. Classes are being scheduled for the summer and customized training is available...
Analytics in action...
Private training available at your location or ours... Learn how to make sense of the data in your enterprise and beyond!
Private training available at your location or ours... Learn how to make sense of the data in your enterprise and beyond!
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
The Latest Hacking Craze - Old Attacks - New Technology
SLC Security provides an SDR course for beginners. What is an SDR you ask? SDR stands for "software defined radio". No longer is it the craze to go and buy or construct a tinfoil hat in 2014. In fact even if you did there are still ways to pickup very tiny signals, in much larger signals (trace signals) that used to be nearly impossible. OK, OK enough of the rambling.
One vector we are starting to see from hackers is definitely old technology. Remember TEMPEST? Well if you don't know anything about it, let me just say it's the unintentional transmission of signals from devices that are not properly shielded. Or in some cases that can't be shielded due to their design.
Everything with electrical energy passing through it has some sort of emission. Some devices such as transmitters are designed to emit this RF energy, some things like your computer monitor or your USB keyboard are not (but they do). Utilizing $20 USD in equipment it is possible to capture keystrokes and recover the text being typed at around 85% accuracy. It's possible to get about 80% of your monitors pixels also from the same methods and while the picture may be fuzzy it is somewhat readable.
Don't believe me? Well you don't have to. Here's something you can play with if you have a monitor and an AM radio. That's right your computer monitor likes to transmit AM radio...
Download "Tempest for Eliza" and give it a shot. I think you will have some fun with it. Then when your done call us and we can show you how we can recover your works screens during an audit from 21 feet away, through a wall from a parking lot, another floor, etc, etc. Oh and don't get us started on some of the lovely Cisco equipment out there that is inexpensive. That wireless router is leaking like you wouldn't believe (and not on the intended frequencies either).
We have so much fun doing our jobs. It's nice to take a break and get silly from time to time.
SLC Security Services LLC is licensed for Counterintelligence Service in the State of North Carolina. We operate in all 50 states and are available for TSCM related sweeps and consulting, RF engineering and Satcom Engineering work. Call (919)441-7353 and request to talk to a TSCM tech.
One vector we are starting to see from hackers is definitely old technology. Remember TEMPEST? Well if you don't know anything about it, let me just say it's the unintentional transmission of signals from devices that are not properly shielded. Or in some cases that can't be shielded due to their design.
Everything with electrical energy passing through it has some sort of emission. Some devices such as transmitters are designed to emit this RF energy, some things like your computer monitor or your USB keyboard are not (but they do). Utilizing $20 USD in equipment it is possible to capture keystrokes and recover the text being typed at around 85% accuracy. It's possible to get about 80% of your monitors pixels also from the same methods and while the picture may be fuzzy it is somewhat readable.
Don't believe me? Well you don't have to. Here's something you can play with if you have a monitor and an AM radio. That's right your computer monitor likes to transmit AM radio...
Download "Tempest for Eliza" and give it a shot. I think you will have some fun with it. Then when your done call us and we can show you how we can recover your works screens during an audit from 21 feet away, through a wall from a parking lot, another floor, etc, etc. Oh and don't get us started on some of the lovely Cisco equipment out there that is inexpensive. That wireless router is leaking like you wouldn't believe (and not on the intended frequencies either).
We have so much fun doing our jobs. It's nice to take a break and get silly from time to time.
SLC Security Services LLC is licensed for Counterintelligence Service in the State of North Carolina. We operate in all 50 states and are available for TSCM related sweeps and consulting, RF engineering and Satcom Engineering work. Call (919)441-7353 and request to talk to a TSCM tech.
Friday, October 24, 2014
NEWS: SLC Security Services certified as an Electronic Countermeasures School
(Raleigh, NC) - Earlier this week SLC Security Services LLC's founder and CEO Kevin Wetzel was granted approval by the North Carolina Private Protective Services Board to operate an approved Electronic Countermeasures school. SLC Security Services LLC has been providing corporate Electronic Countermeasures for over 8 years and has been involved with this business for over 20 years.
The company has been providing courses privately to Government contracts and now is able to certify individuals for licensing in North Carolina. Classes are to be scheduled every other month but private classes also will be offered to corporations wishing to certify their security and IT staff.
In order to take the course your employees must be US Citizens and must pass a background check and verification process. The licensing course requires 40 hours of training but we recommend 80 hours of training so your staff can get a good understanding of the practical applications of detecting, defeating and the remediation of covert listening devices and wiretaps.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The company has been providing courses privately to Government contracts and now is able to certify individuals for licensing in North Carolina. Classes are to be scheduled every other month but private classes also will be offered to corporations wishing to certify their security and IT staff.
In order to take the course your employees must be US Citizens and must pass a background check and verification process. The licensing course requires 40 hours of training but we recommend 80 hours of training so your staff can get a good understanding of the practical applications of detecting, defeating and the remediation of covert listening devices and wiretaps.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Training: Open Source Intelligence Course 13 Oct 2014 Greensboro, NC
SLC Security Services LLC will be conducting a training course in Garner, NC on 13 October 2014. Some of the topics of the training will include the following:
Breakfast and Lunch are included in the cost of the course. Class starts at 9AM and ends at approx. 5PM EST. The cost for materials is $95 per attendee and registration is limited to 15 individuals. You should bring a laptop as it's easier to take notes. We will provide all attendees with a CD containing all of the class materials.
We will go over some of the tools we use in our systems as well as some of the tools that we have deployed for other businesses in the course. See our website for information on how to register. Registration deadline is this Friday.
- Building an OSINT collection system from open source tools
- Building a link analysis system from open source tools
- RSS reflectors and full text archiving
- Site to Site or Server to Server synchronization using Cloud technologies
- Searching Artifacts
- Open Discussion on Collection of Data
- Open Source Hacking and Penetration Test Tools and how they can feed your OSINT system
Breakfast and Lunch are included in the cost of the course. Class starts at 9AM and ends at approx. 5PM EST. The cost for materials is $95 per attendee and registration is limited to 15 individuals. You should bring a laptop as it's easier to take notes. We will provide all attendees with a CD containing all of the class materials.
We will go over some of the tools we use in our systems as well as some of the tools that we have deployed for other businesses in the course. See our website for information on how to register. Registration deadline is this Friday.
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