LEXSI Group
Lexsi Group is an international consulting group specialized in protecting information assets, strongly driven towards innovation.
Our 130 talented and dedicated experts, analysts and consultants have built the first independent, pioneer, risk management and information security provider.
Our difference resides in :
a unique alliance between men, technology, method, and customer-oriented approaches
a 24/7 center of expertise with one of the first private CERT team operating from Paris, Singapore, Montreal and Geneva
10+ years of experience and 600 clients
independance through management and investment fund ownership
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List of reports from LEXSI Group
The Risks Of Online Gambling For The Financial Industry
5/1/2010 | published by: LEXSI Group
... the sector, and these tactics are not merely confined to illegal online gambling sites. Contrary to assumption, the rate of chargebacks in this sector is among the lowest worldwide. Indeed, it is more difficult to ...
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How Criminals Conceal Their Tracks (And Avoid Getting Caught)
4/1/2010 | published by: LEXSI Group
... hackers also resort to anonymity and encryption solutions which combine (simple and double) VPN and multiple proxy, with the help of botnets. These solutions go along with a number of precautions when exchanging via instant ...
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Case Study: The Underground Economy Of The Zeus Banking Trojan Horse
3/1/2010 | published by: LEXSI Group
... banking credentials which directly attacks its victim’s web browser. The malware is also equipped with numerous high tech functions, including customer certificate theft, transparent redirection, on-the-fly rewriting of HTML pages and requested transactions, real-time notification ...
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The Mutation Of Threats Against Corporate Online Banking Customers
1/1/2010 | published by: LEXSI Group
... innovated in terms of business fraud, combining traditional scams with increasingly numerous technical means (particularly with the help of targeted Trojans). Today’s targeted scams are a subtle weaving of social engineering and technical intrusion, with ...
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Creative Initiatives In The Fight Against Global Cybercrime
11/1/2009 | published by: LEXSI Group
... fraudulent sites enjoy a prolonged lifespan and few arrests are made each year. This bleak scenario has slowly but surely pushed the security industry to experiment with new kinds of countermeasures. Over the past two ...
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Strong Authentication In The Financial Services Industry
10/1/2009 | published by: LEXSI Group
... solutions. One-time password (OTP) authentication - whether it relies on a token, smartcard, grid or even an SMS - and biometrics are the two main routes being explored by banking institutions to secure access to ...
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The Internet Browser : The Epicenter Of The Cybercrime Threat
9/1/2009 | published by: LEXSI Group
... high security risk, since they are regularly affected by vulnerabilities that allow hackers to take control of them. Many of these vulnerabilities are the fault of third-party software and plug-ins. In conjunction with this very ...
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New Cyber-threats Against Acquiring Banks
8/1/2009 | published by: LEXSI Group
... carried out directly against the electronic payment processors' technical infrastructures, with the objective of stealing cardholders' banking information. These systems also run the risk of denial of service attacks, whose financial impact can quickly become ...
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A Focus On Cybercrime From North Africa
7/1/2009 | published by: LEXSI Group
... serious risks for the region’s institutions and customers. At the same time, cybercrime networks have specialized in means of payment fraud, and in particular theft of bank information. The hackers are not necessarily organized into ...
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The Internet As A Tool For Global Money Laundering
4/1/2009 | published by: LEXSI Group
... Magnetic stripe’s data stolen by cybercriminals still make it possible to withdraw money from ATMs, buy prepaid cards or electronic equipment, which are often resold on auction platforms. Mule recruitment, which is needed to transfer ...
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