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Emmanuel Tacheau
Emmanuel Tacheau
Malware Researcher
Cisco Talos Security Intelligence & Research Group
Emmanuel Tacheau is a malware researcher for Cisco's Talos Security Intelligence and Research Group. Cisco's Talos Team is dedicated to advancing state-of-the-art threat defense and enhancing the value of Cisco's security products.
Emmanuel has over 16 years of experience in Information Security, working previously for Symantec and F-Secure. Emmanuel's computer experience ranges from malware analysis, reverse engineering, operating system programming, and hacking to thwarting misuse of Internet application and layer protocols.
Articles
Craig Williams and Jaeson Schultz have contributed to this post. We blogged in September of 2013 about variants of Havex. A month ago on June 2, 2014, I had the chance to give a presentation at AREA41. In my presentation “The Art of Escape,” I talked about targeted attacks involving watering holes. If we look at the timeline of the attacks we see […]
Beginning in early May, Cisco TRAC has observed a number of malicious redirects that appear to be part of a watering-hole style attack targeting the Energy & Oil sector. The structure consists of several compromised domains, of which some play the role of redirector and others the role of malware host. Observed watering-hole style domains […]
