Melior Inc. CyberWarfare Defense Information

dDoS.com CyberWarfare Defense solutions with a particular focus on infrastructure protection: distributed Denial-of-Service attacks in all its flavors. “Barbican Gate Keeper” Developed first working defense against distributed Denial-of-Service (dDoS) attacks – without any signatures (pattern or otherwise) – able to successfully defend against zero-day attacks: all attacks intercepted by the in-line invisible device are looked at as new, as there is no comparision to previously-seen attacks, making the device and its pass / fail decision engine very fast. Watch the video if you are interested to learn more and see a demo of the original prototype “iSecure”. Penetration Test Protection The inline device also intercepted all exploratory traffic probing the infrastructure behind it; responding to the intercepted probes with false and misleading information, simulating an “all ports open” impression, leaving a potential attacker at a loss as to what he / she was seeing. Protected 300 million users against dDoS attacks by successfully defending SpamHaus, SORBS, and other anti-Spam databases against dDoS attacks, which lasted for over 1 year on and off. Law Enforcement Contributions to DoD / NSA / DoD-NSA Security Proof Of Concept Keystone (SPOCK) Program, FBI Infraguard, US Secret Service N-TEC (North Texas Electronic Crimes Task Force), other DHS Agencies, Operation “WebSnare”, and other cyber crime efforts Consulting the US Secret Service Dallas cybercrime office in how to handle real-time attacks – they had only capabilities for forensics (after-the-fact analysis). The various tasks for the USSS (counterfeiting, securities, protection & security) are spread across the major local offices around the nation; the Dallas office is the one tasked with cyber crime and its prosecution. Cray / Cluster Computer-based encryption breaking demos to show fairly inexpensive hardware could break long keys in a time of several hours [the dDoS.com domain was sold 2013]