
Kheirul Naim
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Kheirul Naim
@kheirulnaim
Aspiring Game Designer turned Infomation Security Practitioner || Tweet here are my personal opinion and doesnt represent my past & present Organisation stance







MyCert said it has been receiving reports from users who were sent suspicious emails by individuals impersonating C-level executives or senior management personnel within their organisations. thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news…


Guys I unlocked Lunatic difficulty and it's tougher than I thought..

If Capcom's goal with Pragmata was to make everyone who plays this game want to be a parent, then they've done an amazing job. I always sit back when Diana starts playing and think to myself "so this is what is like having a daughter" She's so cute


We used to be a society.


For anyone who used a computer between 1990 & 2005… what’s the one game you still think about?



Bias in CTI attribution is harder to shake than you think. The DPRK/cybercrime boundary has always been blurry, but today I got a personal reminder of just how biased I still am. Here's what happened: 1⃣ First look: I encountered a compiled AppleScript malware (Zoom Audio SDK Update.scpt, MD5: 743f60f02d352201e2df36805f1ec00d). I suspected a link to `APT38` due to their known use of similar social engineering lures, including ClickFix techniques. 2⃣ Deeper dive: I checked the 2nd and 3rd stage payloads. I told myself they'd just changed their tradecraft. Still convinced it was DPRK. 3⃣ Final payload: The last-stage AppleScript was focused on stealing a wide range of sensitive data from the victim. Something felt off. I ran it through my IOC search bot. Result: `SHub Infostealer`, known crimeware, nothing to do with DPRK. DataDog published a solid write-up on it: 🔗 securitylabs.datadoghq.com/articles/tech-… If I had stopped at stage 1 or 2, I would have published a completely wrong attribution. Attribution requires full context. Our prior knowledge is a lens that helps us work faster, but it's also a blindfold. The more deeply you specialize in one actor, the more you'll see that actor everywhere. Stay humble. Follow the evidence to the end.









