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Join us Wednesday, March 27th at 2:00pm ET
Threat actors are targeting mobile devices more aggressively to compromise employee accounts and quietly gain access to your cloud infrastructure – making it critical to understand emerging mobile threats and how tactics are rapidly changing.
Lookout invites you to an exclusive briefing on our recent discovery of CryptoChameleon - an active phishing kit that enables attackers to build carbon copies of single sign-on (SSO) pages, then uses a vicious combination of social engineering tactics to trick the target into sharing more than just their username and password. Target organizations have included the FCC, Coinbase, and more.
Join the researchers behind the discovery, as they dissect CryptoChameleon and dive into:
- A behind-the-scenes look at the phishing kit and insight into its operator functionality.
- The novel tactics used to avoid detection by traditional web analysis tools.
- How social engineering and AI enable the operators to build credibility and trust with their victims.
- Actions you can take to mitigate the risk of your employees falling victim to socially-engineered attacks on their mobile devices.
Speakers
David Richardson
Vice President of Product, Endpoint and Security
Lookout
David Richardson has been building software to help individuals and enterprises secure mobile devices for over a decade. David currently leads the endpoint product management team and the security team at Lookout. He has 45 patents issued related to mobile security. He is a frequent speaker at security conferences on the topic of iOS and Android security.
Hank Schless
Director, Product Marketing
Lookout
After working for fintech and database technology companies, Hank has found a home in cybersecurity. Before Lookout, he was the 20th employee at a cloud infrastructure security startup and helped the company grow to over 160 employees. At Lookout, he is a Director of Global Security Campaigns, enabling internal teams and informing the market about the growing need to secure mobile devices as part of the larger security strategy.
Savio Lau
Senior Staff Security Intelligence Researcher
Lookout
Savio is a Security Intelligence Researcher at Lookout focusing on mobile phishing and content protection. Prior to joining Lookout, he worked as a threat researcher at Sophos for over a decade focusing on reversing and detecting Windows malware. He graduated with a Bachelor and a Masters of Applied Science, both from Simon Fraser University. He has many interests in infosec including network security, web security, malware, and spam
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