Author Archives: Emin Baylarov

OSINT Insights: Watching the Skies

Aviation is an interest of mine as some of my family worked on airlines and I enjoy volunteering my time to work with organisations such as the Aviation ISAC with vulnerability disclosure, threat intelligence, and security research. So when another interesting OSINT challenge with aviation-related attributes cropped up on my radar this week, shared by @fs0131y, I was […]

Cyber Threat Intelligence Project: Android Banking Trojan Nexus

Android banking Trojans are an interesting threat because if successful, it can be a huge payday for a cybercriminal and a terrible loss for the victim. The latest wave of Android banking threats have a range of advanced features, all designed to clear out a victim’s bank account. The majority of these threats are distributed via […]

Tracking Adversaries: RedZei, Chinese-speaking Scammers Targeting Chinese Students in the UK

Welcome to the final BushidoToken blog of 2022. Over the last year or so, an associate of mine in the UK has been targeted by a persistent Chinese-speaking scammer. The scammer often calls once or twice a month from a unique UK-based phone number and, if left unanswered, leaves an unusual automated voicemail.  I got […]

Tracking a Renewable Energy Data Collection Campaign

For my first research blog of 2022, I analysed a suspected intelligence gathering campaign targeting renewable energy and industrial technology organisations, with a particular focus on Bulgaria. This long-running espionage campaign leveraged multiple credential harvesting pages to target the email accounts of employees at a number of organisations between 2019 and is ongoing in 2022. […]