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Home   »   Author / Jason Pantig (Threat Response Engineer)

Jason Pantig

Threat Response Engineer

I'am a Senior Malware Researcher with Trend Micro, Inc. Antivirus Engineer with 7 years experience in reverse engineering applications and managing computer and network security. Capable of developing programs and tools to remove system and network infection and automating repetitive task using a variety of programming languages. • Handle urgent and complex cases that are escalated by servise team engineers • Ensure that all issues/concerns sent to escalation team are addressed or escalated to the right people • Evaluate scan engine features to provide recommendations to engine team for supporting new malware technologies that hinders detection by the current engine • Conduct technical knowledge sharing by creating technical papers which focus on special/unique malware attributes such as packers, rootkits, botnets, exploits • Create and conduct trainings/sharings for Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 Engineers • Conduct in-depth malware analysis to know more about malware's different activities • Conduct forensics for the purpose of cleaning customer's environment • Provide assessments with regards to latest Microsoft vulnerabilities to create generic pattern

Infostealer Dexter Targets Checkout Systems

  • Posted on:December 21, 2012
  • Posted in:Malware
  • Posted by:
    Jason Pantig (Threat Response Engineer)
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Since data is the new digital currency, it is not uncommon to read about data stealers designed to collect users’ personally identifiable information (PPI) like credit cards, etc. So the entry of ‘Dexter’ in the threat picture comes as no surprise, especially as the holiday season draws near. There are reports of a malware that…

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Tags: data theftMalwarespyware

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