KLANG: "When I die, bury me in my hometown,” Khairil Azwan Jamaluddin, 43, told his wife early this month after renewing their khairat kematian (funeral management fund).
Forensic process, it s a rigorous process. at this time what we re going to do, and we ve heard it. the federal government is there right now. we re going to be uncovering the physical evidence. that s likely the most important thing right now that we have to look at. the physical evidence. i believe there s a staging site. they re going to go ahead and take the material piece by piece to the site. reconstruct and try to find out were those issues that were raised i wonder if you can tell me how that was done? the governor did say that there would be trucks that would be going to a warehouse, carrying the debris which is now forensic evidence. and then trying to restructure it. how will they go about doing this with this 12-story building that has been reduced to rubble? that s the importance of patience here. it s an extremely complicated process. the materials they have not only that. obviously we re going to be interviewing property owners.
Escalate privileges. it s a typical way for an adversary to breach a network and obtain the crown jewels within that organization. what investigators are doing are looking for the digital fingerprints, i imagine. how do you detect who s behind an attack like this, what s the forensic process? reporter: attribution of these kind of attacks can be very difficult but there are certain things they can look for. first of all, like where s the traffic coming from? but often, that s hidden. these days, investigators have gotten so good they can look at the actual code that s written and almost like someone s handwriting. they can see from the style of the code who might have written it or maybe where the code was borrowed from in the past. they have many things at their disposal to figure this out. sean, if this was north korea, how much of a wake-up call should this be? forgive me for suggesting this. i think a lot of people will be
Credentials, user and password. then they can move laterally and escalate privileges. it s a typical way for an adversary to breach a network and obtain the crown jewels within that organization. what investigators are doing are looking for the digital fingerprints, i imagine. how do you detect who s behind an attack like this, what s the forensic process? reporter: attribution of these kind of attacks can be very difficult but there are certain things they can look for. first of all, like where s the traffic coming from? but often, that s hidden. these days, investigators have gotten so good they can look at the actual code that s written and almost like someone s handwriting. they can see from the style of the code who might have written it or maybe where the code was borrowed from in the past. they have many things at their