Join us into the world of cybercrime. Studio 471 brings you the latest trends, emerging threats, and expert advice to arm you with the insights needed to protect your business. By unraveling the mysteries of the underground, our series empowers teams, organizations, and communities to make informed decisions and discover actionable strategies to safeguard your digital footprint.
27: Battling check fraud in the U.S.ft. Eric Huber, Cybercrime Research Leader, TD Bank on Studio 471
Jeremy Kirk interviews Eric Huber, Cybercrime Research Leader at TD Bank, about the persistent problem of U.S. check fraud and effective countermeasures.
15 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT
26: Using deception to extract cyber threat intelligence with Tim Pappa, Incident Response Engineer
Jeremy Kirk, Executive Editor at Intel 471, interviews Tim Pappa, Incident Response Engineer at Walmart, about leveraging cyber deception techniques to gather valuable threat intelligence and build scalable programs.
8 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT
25: Tracking down The Com with Michael Fletcher on Studio 471
Over last several years, clusters of English-speaking threat actors have conducted data breaches on a wide scale. These groups come from an online community known as Com or Community. In the beginning, these threat actors mostly focused mostly on harassing each other, stealing short usernames, cryptocurrency and cheating at games. But then they transitioned into serious data theft, extortion and ransomware. They’ve been intensely investigated by private companies and law enforcement, which have collaborated together to uncover some of their real-world identities and resulted in arrests. In this Studio 471, Michael Fletcher, a former Cybercrime Technical Analyst with the Australian Federal Police, describes the origins of The Com, the tactics used by these threat actors and why they pose a threat to organizations.
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Michael Fletcher, former Cybercrime Technical Analyst, Australian Federal Police
Jeremy Kirk, Executive Editor, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Intel 471
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