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Scott Nusbaum
Senior Incident Response & Research Consultant
Experience
Over 14 years of experience in software development and 10 years in Information Security. Experience range from Material Handling, Banking, to the Defense Industry.
Education & Certifications
BS in Computer Engineering and Masters in Computer Science with a focus on Cyber Informatics from the University of Cincinnati. GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware (GREM)
Passion for Security
Scott has always been fascinated with computers and software. He started programming in Elementary and has never stopped. Scott is passionate about learning the internal workings of software and systems. This led to Reverse Engineering, Malware, exploits and CTF.
Recent Blog Posts
Detecting CVE-2020-0688 Remote Code Execution Vulnerability on Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft recently released a patch for all versions of the Microsoft Exchange server. This patch fixes a Remote Code Execution flaw that allows an attacker to send a specially crafted payload to the server and have it execute an embedded command. Researchers released proof of concept (POC) exploits for this vulnerability on February 24, 2020....
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Holiday Phishing: Office 365
It’s that time of year again, Merry Phishmas!! Holidays are the prime time of the year for attackers to send Phishing campaigns. Whether you are looking for the best deal on Black Friday, the best Christmas gift for that special family member, or a Holiday greeting from employees, employers, or costumers, there are plenty...
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Dumping Embedded Java Classes
A few months ago, I came across a piece of Java malware. This was a nice change of pace for me, since most of what I see is written in C/C++. The malware was heavily obfuscated using a common tool, Allatori v5.3. After working my way manually through decoding, I came to a point where...
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