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David Maimon

Professor, Georgia State University

David Maimon is the Director of the Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group. He also holds an Associate Professor appointment in the Computer Science and the Computer Information System departments at Georgia State University. Maimon's research interests include cyber-enabled and cyber-dependent crimes and experimental research methods. In 2015, he was awarded the Young Scholar Award from the White-Collar Crime Research Consortium. His research focuses on computer hacking and the progression of online criminal events, computer networks vulnerabilities to cyber-attacks and decision-making process in cyber-space. He is also conducting research on intellectual property and cyber-fraud. His research is supported by funding agencies and industry partners in the US and abroad.

USA 2020
Session ID 19372

February 28, 2020
8:30AM - 9:20AM

The Modus Operandi of EV Certificates Fraudsters: Findings from the Field

David Maimon

New research results show the prevalence and value of SSL/TLS certificates on the dark web, including availability, packaging, pricing and purchasing process. Digital transformation has increased our reliance on encryption, but cybercriminals now use encryption SSL/TLS certificates in attacks. Learn about the established SSL/TLS certificate marketplace on the dark web that enables these attacks.

Pre-Requisites: General understanding of the role of encryption in security and privacy and the use of SSL/TLS certificates in encryption

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