Hello, welcome to the Monday, July 11, 2020 edition of the Sands and the Storm Center's Stormcast.

My name is Johannes Ulrich, and today I'm recording from Washington, D.C.

Of course, this week I'm at Sands Fire here, teaching our defending web application class.

We also do have some Internet Storm Center themed events here in the evening.

Most notably, our Tuesday keynote, which will be sort of a walkthrough through everything we have to offer at the Internet Storm Center in terms of data.

This keynote will be streamed live.

It will happen here in Washington, D.C. at 7 p.m.

So that's the U.S. Eastern Daylight Savings Time.

And I'll add a link to register for the respective webcast for the live stream,

then with the show notes.

And of course, as usual, if you are here in person, we'll have stickers and such at that keynote as well.

We are also planning on a little bit sort of a workshop after the keynote to set up honeypots, at least within a virtual machine. And in diaries today, a great, very brief diary actually, by a gea about extracting

URLs from an emotette sample, one of those little kind of handy things to know to make life

easier for you. CyberShef

of course, you can either run it within

GitHub or just download

it and run it on your own system.

After all, it's just

a real well done, a bunch of

JavaScript.

Well, in earlier this year, the security community kind of rejoiced when Microsoft

announced that they will no longer allow users to execute macros in office documents

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