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Repurposing Neural Networks to Generate Synthetic Media for Information Operations

August 5 2020 By Daniel Pany in data science, Homepage Carousel, information operations, Latest Blog Posts, Lee Foster, machine learning, Philip Tully, Security, Threat Research

FireEye’s Data Science and Information Operations Analysis teams released this blog post to coincide with our Black Hat USA 2020 Briefing, which details how ...

Repurposing Neural Networks to Generate Synthetic Media for Information Operations

August 5 2020 By Daniel Pany in data science, Homepage Carousel, information operations, Latest Blog Posts, Lee Foster, machine learning, Philip Tully, Security, Threat Research

FireEye’s Data Science and Information Operations Analysis teams released this blog post to coincide with our Black Hat USA 2020 Briefing, which details how ...

Attention is All They Need: Combatting Social Media Information Operations With Neural Language Models

November 14 2019 By Daniel Pany in data science, Homepage Carousel, Intelligence, Latest Blog Posts, Lee Foster, machine learning, Philip Tully, Sajidur Rahman, Social Media, Threat Research

Information operations have flourished on social media in part because they can be conducted cheaply, are relatively low risk, have immediate global reach, and can exploit the...

Definitive Dossier of Devilish Debug Details – Part Deux: A Didactic Deep Dive into Data Driven Deductions

October 17 2019 By Daniel Pany in data science, Homepage Carousel, Latest Blog Posts, machine learning, Malware, Matt Berninger, PDB, Threat Research

In Part One of this blog series, Steve Miller outlined what PDB paths are, how they appear in malware, how we use them to detect...

Open Sourcing StringSifter

September 7 2019 By Daniel Pany in data science, FLARE, Homepage Carousel, Jay Gibble, Latest Blog Posts, machine learning, Malware Analysis, Matthew Haigh, Michael Sikorski, Philip Tully, Threat Research, tools

Malware analysts routinely use the Strings program during static analysis in order to inspect a binary's printable characters. However, identifying relevant strings by hand is time...