Ken Pryor
  • 46, Male
  • Robinson, IL
  • United States
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"Hi Leon! How's vacation? I really appreciate you creating this video. Our new semester at the college starts tomorrow and I'm sure I'll be using your video again later, somewhere towards the Spring. KP"
Jan 2
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's video
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"Perfect! Thank you very much, Leon! I plan to show this to my class on Wednesday. KP"
Nov 28, 2011
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Jul 26, 2011
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's blog post Identifying unknown files by using fuzzy hashing
"Dennis: Pretty cool how it all comes together."
Jul 25, 2011
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's blog post Identifying unknown files by using fuzzy hashing
"Excellent write-up, my friend! This is a very useful and informative post."
Jul 25, 2011
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Feb 23, 2011
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's blog post Closing the loop
"Excellent article, Leon!  I learned from it and it has inspired me to start creating my own ClamAV signatures.  Keep up the great work, my friend!"
Feb 22, 2011
d3tm4r commented on Ken Pryor's blog post Interesting Registry Keys with FakeAV Infection
"Very interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing. Regarding the Reg-Keys it's quite clear what the effect of some of them are CheckExeSignatures and RunInvalidSignatures are documented…"
Feb 18, 2011
Ken Pryor posted a blog post

Interesting Registry Keys with FakeAV Infection

So there I was (don't you love it when a story starts like that?), arriving at work recently when I was asked to look at a co-workers laptop that was infected with a fake antivirus program. Another co-worker had already done what I would have done, in that he ran MalwareBytes (MBAM) on the machine. However, I was surprised that MBAM hadn't even detected the infection. Neither had the installed real antivirus, Microsoft Security Essentials. Upon starting the laptop and logging, I was greeted by…See More
Feb 18, 2011
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's blog post Some kippo results
"This was great fun to watch and good info too. Thanks Leon! I may have to give Kippo a try since I'm not having much luck attracting what I want with dionaea."
Oct 4, 2010
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's video
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"Hi Leon, Yes, I did migrate to the explorer pid. Not sure what went wrong. I'll try it all again when I get some time. Thanks!"
Jul 21, 2010
Ken Pryor commented on Leon van der Eijk's video
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"I just followed along with this using a BT4 virtual machine against a Windows XP SP2 vm. Things went well up until the keyscan_start portion and then little went right after that. I wasn't able to do what you did with the keyscan and also when…"
Jul 18, 2010
Leon van der Eijk and Ken Pryor are now friends
Jul 13, 2010
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Jul 10, 2010
Ken Pryor and Jayson E. Street are now friends
Jul 10, 2010
Ken Pryor replied to Jayson E. Street's discussion 1N R34L L1F3
"Just got my copy Thursday and have been reading every chance I get. Great stuff! I look forward to future books. KP"
Jul 10, 2010

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Interesting Registry Keys with FakeAV Infection

So there I was (don't you love it when a story starts like that?), arriving at work recently when I was asked to look at a co-workers laptop that was infected with a fake antivirus program. Another co-worker had already done what I would have done, in that he ran MalwareBytes (MBAM) on the machine. However, I was surprised that MBAM hadn't even detected the infection. Neither had the installed real antivirus, Microsoft Security Essentials.…



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