This session will provide Members with an insight into the world of critical vulnerabilities in modern processors. While most computer programs can only access their own data, a malicious program that exploits a hardware vulnerability can access confidential information being processed by other active programs, like browser history, website content, encryption keys, passwords and more. Such attacks are effective beyond personal computers, with successful exploits observed in the cloud. For this reason, analyzing new and emerging malware is a vital part of an organization’s malware protection capabilities.
During this session, Azzedine will walk through a scenario that includes identifying a suspected piece of malware, examining the contents, determining the payload and highlighting the typical steps that follow confirmation of malicious code.
This session will be highly interactive, allowing the audience to ask questions, request actions and observe the analysis of malicious code in real-time.
Azzeddine Ramrami is a Sr. Security & IT Architect at IBM Security.
He is a professor/instructor and win s an expert information security development with over 20 years of experience in the security, secure coding, network and telecommunication arena. He is a senior Security Architect at IBM Security, which works closely with law enforcement agencies, and security defense establishments to strengthen international cyber security programs. Associations and Certifications Azzeddine holds the Mile2 CPTE, CPTC, CSWAE, CNFE, CIHE and EC-Council CEH certification. Azzeddine a Mile2 Senior Instructor but is the author of the latest mile2’s CPTE, CPTC & CSWAE lab guides. Since 2008, Azzedine holds a chair position at OWASP as OWASP Morocco President and OWASP AppSec Africa.
Azzeddine RAMRAMI work for IBM Security as Senior Security Architect in the following domains: SOAR, SIEM, Application Security, Blockchain and Malware Analysis and Threat Hunting.
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