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@EC3Europol ENISA CTI-EU Cyber Intel within European Cybercrime Center Ops Álvaro Azofra EC3 Operations Rome, 30 Oct 2017.

SUMMARY 1. Europol 2. European Cybercrime Center (EC3) 3. EC3 Operations 4. EC3 strategic products

Europol Headquarters The Hague, Netherlands

Europol creation and objective European Police Office (Europol) Established in 1999 The EU s law enforcement agency Make Europe safer by assisting EU law enforcement authorities

Europol staff 129 Analysts 503 Others Overall Staff: 1141 229 Specialists OPERATIONAL STAFF 217 Liaison Officers Different kinds of law enforcement agencies (LEAs) NO direct power of arrest Analytical capabilities + Expertise + Resources = tackle criminal networks

EU Liaison Bureau Network Europol Liaison Officers in: Interpol IGCI Interpol IPSG Washington DC

Cooperation Agreements Third Parties 28 EU Member States Operational Agreements: Albania, Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, Eurojust, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Frontex, Georgia, Iceland, Interpol, Liechtenstein, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Norway, Serbia, Switzerland, Ukraine, United States Strategic Agreements: CEPOL, ECB, ECDC, EMCDDA, ENISA, FRONTEX, OHIM, OLAF, Russia, UNODC, World Custom Organisation

Europol Legal Framework MANDATE: Europol Council Decision (upd. Jun 16) Support and strengthen member states Prevention and combat: o Organised crime o Terrorism o Other serious crime o Affecting 2+ member states

Europol activity 46 000 cases initiated in 2016 (+16%) 870 000 operational messages 7 000+ users from the 28 Member States

European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) Established in January 2013 Strengthen the law enforcement response to cybercrime.

EC3 Structure

EC3 Cybercrime Operations Critical infrastructures and information systems Cyber Attacks AP CYBORG Cyber Intelligence Team Organized groups generating large criminal profits Serious harm to the victims Payment Card Frauds Child Sexual Exploitation AP TERMINAL AP TWINS

EC3 Cyber Intelligence Team Analytical hub: collection + process + analysis. Disparate intel feeds: public, private and open sources Identify emerging threats and patterns Support other EC3 teams NO surveillance NO infiltration

EC3 Joint Cybercrime Action Taskforce High-Tech Crimes Online Child Sexual Exploitation Cybercrime facilitators Payment Fraud

EC3 Advisory Groups Communication Providers Financial Services Internet Security

EC3 Cybercrime Fighting Model Prevent Detect INTELLIGENCE-LED Deter Disrupt

From Collect to Connect Law Enforcement, Private Sector and Academia s contributions Intel from current and past investigations Forensics indicators Appropriate tools

EC3 Operations flow

Operation Avalanche - Nov 2016 5 arrests in 4 countries 37 searches in 7 countries Awareness raising and prevention Victim remediation in 189 countries 64 TLDs 800 000 domains in 26 countries 39 servers seized in 13 countries 221 servers taken offline

Operation Bayonet & GraveSac Take down the largest criminal Dark web markets AlphaBay (2014): 200, 000 users, 40,000 vendors Hansa: 1,800 users Traded cybercrime malware, illegal drugs & firearms Used Tor to hide the user identities & server locations Traded the same commodities as AlphaBay 20 June Took over 20 July Shut down Cryptocurrencies used for the transactions (1 billion $) Admin arrested; Properties, bank accounts, servers (CA,NL) seized 2 Admin arrested; Servers (NL, DE,LT) seized LE Strategy: take over the Dark web markets; Monitor the users activity; Shut down the both markets at the same time Europol s role: Coordination De-confliction; Command post

EC3 approach to Cyber Intel Operational and Tactical phases Threat Identification in the contributions ( IoCs, TTPs) + Dissemination of the tactical intel to the MS/ TC Strategic intel based in the tactical intel gathered-generated by specialist and analysts Europol EC3 Strategic intel to tackle international cybercrime by the MS Strategic intel to assess Europol and its constituency in better decision-making and risk identifying

EC3 strategic product: Cyber Bits Short intelligence notifications Objective: raise awareness, trigger discussions, ask for further actions. Distributed to LEAs and relevant partners. Public ones posted on the Secure Platform for Accredited Cybercrime Experts (SPACE), Europol s Platform for Experts (EPE) on cybercrime.

EC3 strategic product: Dashboard Weekly most important cyber events related with the EC3 ecosystem

EC3 strategic product: IOCTA

Takeaways Gather the best manpower Use the best tools Build your trust ecosystem I have been impressed with the urgency of doing. Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Being willing is not enough; we must do. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) Consume better not more Chess approach

Let s make Europe safer Follow us: @EC3Europol alvaro.azofra@europol.europa.eu