In January, david maimon and C. Jordan Howell published their recent study where they tracked 241 new (and eager to brag) #hackers engaging in #websitedefacements. You can read the full article here - t.gsu.edu/3HM6T2X

Data breaches are a major source of identifiable information on the #darkweb. Darkweb monitoring is an important tool in any organization’s arsenal and can even help comply with state law requirements. Individuals can use monitoring tools to find their own leaked credentials too!

I spoke with @ghlionn at Just the News about the surge in cyber-attacks against the United Stated. Great piece! USF CIBR Lab USF Criminology Dept. USF CBCS USF Sarasota-Manatee

Roses are red Malware is code Protect your computer before it implodes #malwaremonday - Lauren Tremblay consumer.ftc.gov/media/79889

Come check us out at the MSC ballroom on USF Tampa for the Cyber Florida conference! Learn about cybercrime awareness and investigation training for law enforcement! USF Criminology Dept. Cyber Florida

Our faculty affiliate, Caitlyn N. Muniz, discussed identify theft victimization at the annual Cyber Florida conference. UTEPCriminal Justice

USF CIBR Lab is shaking up the landscape by offering a holistic and interdisciplinary approach to #cybersecurity. While the lab is hosted in USF CBCS, we represent several colleges at University of South Florida: USF Muma; USF College of Arts and Sciences; USF College of Education; Engineering USF. I look forward to discussing

Online predators are using a video conferencing platform, Whereby, to spy on children and create #childporn. The results of our forensic investigation are discussed by John Mac Ghlionn in the New York Post. We hope this story continues to receive proper coverage so nypost.com/2023/02/17/pre…

Repping USF CBCS and University of South Florida in the news for the 3rd time this month. My colleague (Eden Kamar) and I discovered a new exploit in a popular video conferencing platform, Whereby, that allows online predators to spy on children. Thankful for the New York Post and John Mac Ghlionn for

Congratulations to Professors Joan Reid (Joan Reid) and John Cochran, Associate Professors Fawn Ngo, Ráchael Powers (Ráchael Powers, PhD), Shelly Wagers, and Jessica Grosholz (Dr. Jess Grosholz), and Assistant Professors Jordan Howell (C. Jordan Howell) and Mateus Santos (Mateus R. Santos)!

This morning the ransomware report I've worked on with C. Jordan Howell was published on @attcyber blog! Check it out to read more about #ransomware and the current ransomware research being conducted by USF CIBR Lab at University of South Florida! cybersecurity.att.com/blogs/security…

Lauren Tremblay and I conducted a threat assessment of #ransomware sold across 50 #darknet markets and argue product availability has increased attack frequency. Check out our findings in AT&T Cybersecurity. USF Criminology Dept. USF CBCS USF Sarasota-Manatee University of South Florida @attcyber #cybersecurity

The excitement over my research being featured in AT&T Cybersecurity was eclipsed by John Cena following my account. John, lmk if you want to collaborate on a #cybersecurity project to protect the Tampa Bay community! University of South Florida @attcyber

We are so lucky to have a 2x USF CBCS alumni and a valued member of USF Criminology Dept. commit to us once more!

Episode 71 is here! In this episode, we speak with Professor C. Jordan Howell (C. Jordan Howell; @sarasotacyber) about: - Cybercrime/cybersecurity - Ransomware - Darknet markets, and - The illicit supply chain! Check it out today: thecriminologyacademy.com/episode-71-how…

ep85- Darknet Honeypots: innovating research into online criminal markets. C. Jordan Howell joins with us to talk about darknet stolen data marketplaces, innovative data gathering techniques and researching criminal behaviour online. cybercrimeology.com/episodes/darkn…

Had 2 #cybersecurity podcasts drop on the same day. I spoke with Jenn Tostlebe and Jose Sanchez on The Criminology Academy and Michael Joyce on Cybercrimeology. Listen using the link below. USF CBCS Sarasota Cybersecurity USF Sarasota-Manatee cybercrimeology.com/episodes/darkn… thecriminologyacademy.com/episode-71-how…

Two criminologists automated chatbots posing as 13-year-old girls to gather detailed, current data on how predators are targeting children. Here are their disturbing findings (by Eden Kamar and C. Jordan Howell of University of South Florida) bit.ly/44zBV8D

My research received attention on Dread after a user heard me speak on Cybercrimeology. I am not concerned by the threats, but I am annoyed that everyone thinks I'm a student due to a mistake on the podcast 🥲

Our research, first covered by @ghlionn in the New York Post, is receiving global attention with news reports in English, French, and Hebrew. Check out the latest Israeli news report. Eden Kamar David Maimon Evidence-Based Cybersecurity Research Group USF CBCS USF Research ynet.co.il/digital/techne…